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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1967
Page
4
In a Terre Haute Tribune editorial, the writer echoes Voltaire's defense of free speech, arguing that even unpopular or controversial viewpoints deserve protection under the First Amendment. The piece emphasizes enduring civil liberties and mindful discourse in a democratic society.
Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy of Minnesota, yet to declare, plans to compete in several presidential primaries. He criticizes Johnson’s Vietnam policy, but remains a marginal figure with an unclear path to the nomination. Some speculation suggests he could serve as a stalking horse for Sen. Robert F. Kennedy if Kennedy seeks a Johnson challenge.
The article questions non lethal crowd control devices being pushed by manufacturers and police forces. It notes potential safety and ethical concerns including psychological impact and the risk of escalating to nerve gases or mind control, urging thoughtful consideration before widespread adoption.
A detailed discussion supports voluntary racial transfers of Negro children to white schools as a way to reduce de facto segregation, improve facilities, and foster cooperation. It notes lower costs than some programs, cites a Midwest example, and emphasizes voluntary participation to gain community support and reduce entrapment.
A historical sketch recalls David Ben-Gurion and Ho Chi Minh meeting in New York during World War I when both were exiles and revolutionaries. Ben-Gurion urged a Jewish homeland in Palestine, while the other proposed a safe haven in what is now North Vietnam. The piece hints at a hypothetical Southeast Asia Zion, then shifts to a Vietnam War dispatch and a ferry tale about a Galilee crossing, concluding with a late 1960s military briefing on targets and enemy manpower trends.
The text lists five items: nutrients as a growth factor, uncontrolled cell reproduction as cancer’s main trait, developmental level of the individual, John Keats as the origin for Shelley's Adonais, and Isaac D'Israeli as author of Curiosities of Literature, with a brief note on Haggard usage and a 1949 Formosa relocation event.
The column opens with Mr Boyle noting a hermit's lifestyle in New York as he jokes about the tension between roaming the woods and paying taxes. He asks why hermits are allowed to roam while others work and pay taxes, prompting mixed reactions about romantic liberty versus dirt and old age.
In a Bil Keane strip, locals taunt a forest hermit with jests about plumbing, beards, and odd living alone. A sheriff and town characters linger on taxes, health, and a Santa substitute in a string of quips set around a secluded cabin.
The weekly page blends zodiac guidance for Friday and Saturday with age old advice on personal plans and leadership. A guest plea urges moving Old Silas to a hospital for rest and privacy after his wilderness retreat and rising nervous strain.
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette publish schedules and pricing for subscriptions including daily and evening rates with regional pricing for Indiana and Illinois. Readers are urged to call by 6 00 p m or 7 p m for undelivered copies and messages note postal and mailing policies.
Weekly recap notes notable life events and local milestones. George C Nichols graduates from Harvard Business School Advanced Management Program among 161 executives representing 138 firms. ISU residents fly an 8 by 16 foot American flag from Gillum Hall. Birthday wishes to Rick Lucas Kathy Hall Lowell Kable Peggy Struble. Service members John Leroy Moody Vernie Green and Ted Branson receive promotions or assignments in Munich Fort Riley and Vietnam.
Nancy Nichols is highlighted among the beauties gracing the front page of this Sundays roto section. Have a good weekend.
Jim Bishop paints Hawaii as volcanic poetry and a land of contrasts. He notes statehood tangles, taxes, unions, and hotels near Waikiki, while describing lush mountains, coral beaches, and tropical life. The Ilikai setting hosts a torchlight procession as surf thunders against black rock.
President Johnson and Texas Governor Connally are closely linked in voters’ minds but are independent figures with past disagreements. Connally’s retirement creates intraparty turmoil in Texas and could weaken the JohnsonHumphrey ticket. The President has yet to push Connally to run again despite private grumbling.
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