Editorial Quote On Free Speech Defended, Cited Voltaire
A quotation attributed to Voltaire about defending free speech is discussed in the editorial, highlighting the principle that expression should be protected even when opinions are disagreed with. The piece argues for robust defenses of civil liberties in public discourse.
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Lindsay
Hizzoner
Presties
59Th Street
Fun City
Tony
Emmy
McCall’s
Hamburg
Germany
Vegas
Headline Dilemmas in Presidential Campaign Initials and Nicknames
The piece discusses how headline writers struggle to identify candidates with limited space using initials or nicknames. It weighs FDR JFK LBJ and Eisenhower as examples, contrasts DDE and Ike, HHH and Hubert, RMN and Nixon, NAR versus Rocky, RFK versus Bobby, and EJM versus Gene, noting the challenge of choosing impactful, concise references.
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FDR
JFK
LBJ
Dwight David Eisenhower
White House
Eisenhower
Ike
Humphrey
Hubert
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
United States
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rocky
Bobby
Robert F. Kennedy
RFK
Education and Liberty Shape The Nation’s Schools
John E. Swearingen warns that rising costs give the federal government growing control over education both private and public. He argues that expanding funding must be matched by private support to preserve educational freedom and Western civilization’s heritage while preparing all students for a changing future.
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United States
John E. Swearingen
U. S
A Lesson From History on Internal Weakness and Britain
The text argues that internal weaknesses, not foreign aggression, toppled Britain within 22 years after World War II. It credits socialist welfare politics for Britain's decline, claiming founding fathers warned of such dangers and urging U S citizens to heed the lesson.
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British
Britain
Hitler
U. S
Mafia Organization Chart Update Reveals Global Network
The Institute of America presents a 1950s style map of the Mafia with up to 24 families nationwide led by the Commission. Bosses rule absolute within each family and oversee underbosses and lieutenants who supervise soldiers. About 4,000 to 5,000 identified members live in a vast network with a $40 billion take mainly from gambling and loan sharking.
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New York
Kefauver Committee
Research Institute of America
Institute
Leo Cherne
New York City
Commission
Confederation
Pany
U. S
Our Mr Boyle Hal Boyle on Vacation
New York AP humor column describes Hal Boyle juggling four pairs of glasses after switching to contact lenses. He notes eye strain from long reading and contemplates bifocals as age effects loom, while detailing multi eyewear setups and cases.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Goodby
Terre Haute Tribune notices and pricing ad
Public notice style listing subscription rates and delivery assurances for the Terre Haute Tribune with postal details and contact notes. Includes Marine dates and publisher information, rights and liability disclaimers, and Associated Press membership.
Horoscope for May 6 A bold, restless birthday-led chart
Born today you are fearless and ready to take risks to reach goals. You may still need caution to avoid real danger while guiding others and yourself, and you favor partners who stand on their own. The reading covers Taurus through Aries day by day with guidance on finances, decisions, and leadership.
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Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Aries
Birthday cheers and career notes across the community
Tribuna staffers report on local birthdays and career moves including Rudy Shonfield turning 30 on May 19. Updates note Ron Culp named editor at Indiana State University Statesman and Ken Lane named chief justice of ISU Student Government Supreme Court.
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Rudy Shonfield
Ron Culp
Indiana State University
the Statesman
Indiana State University Student Government Association
Supreme Court
Ken Lane
Gossip and scandals ripple through city gossip pages
Walter Winchell style notes report DA Hogan probing a TV showman over a банк heist. social quirks from hotels to living arrangements. attacks on celebrities and politicians. industry gossip from theater to magazines. jokes on American life and a Vegas trip rumor.
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