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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1968
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune editorial frames Voltaire’s defense of free expression as a timeless principle. It emphasizes protecting dissenting voices even when disagreeing, urging readers to uphold robust liberties in society and media.
A反tongue critique questions why fighting continues during peace talks over minor issues like table shape. It notes heavy U S battle deaths and a planned Christmas truce, urging a broader cease-fire during negotiations and a possible Washington initiative.
President-elect Nixon urged Chief Justice Earl Warren to remain on the bench until the current Supreme Court term ends and Warren agreed. The move eases an impasse after Senate rejection of Fortas and allows a smooth transition for a new chief justice and a graceful end to Warren’s distinguished tenure.
Belinsky, famed for his no hitter with the Angels and later noted for party habits, is drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals hoping he will take pitching seriously. Once shunted to the Pacific Coast League, he faces a test with a pennant contender, but must shed distractions to avoid a repeat of past missteps.
Unmanned probes planned after the Moon will orbit Mars in 1971 to study surface features and seasonal changes, building on 1965 Mariner findings. By 1973 a lander could analyze atmosphere and soil, search for microorganisms, and broaden understanding of life in the solar system beyond Apollo’s human missions.
On Line reports Annapolis-trained Larry Schumaker and Glenn Minard describe Lockheed’s Deep Quest submersible. They compare it to the Trieste, noting its auto pilot, water jets, and life support enabling 48 hour missions at 4.5 knots. The article touches on deep sea dangers and discoveries, including hydrozoan life and a Thresher hint, with future space hopes for moon voyages.
The page lists quiz prompts: Holmes retirement activities, Holmes antagonists, street Urchins band, youngest U S Open winner, Bobby Jones four majors, and a Nobel Peace Prize note. It also includes word and trivia items about parcenary and optimistic forecasts.
New York editor argues parents should not rush children into a career. He notes 24000 possible occupations and warns against locking youths into a pigeonhole just for a living. The piece urges awareness of individual needs and talents in choosing a future path.
The column flags hidden stubbornness under affable surface and urges persistent effort toward goals. It notes philosophical leanings, modest financial aims, youthful curiosity, and originality as you navigate daily tasks and evolving relationships. Each sign receives brief timely advice.
The Terre Haute Tribune announces staff roles and contact procedures, rates, and postal details. It lists pricing for Indiana and Illinois subscriptions, Sunday and evening editions, and rural route areas. Legal notices cover mailing address and publisher rights, with Associated Press affiliation and republication rights.
A fragment notes concern over parental duty and references continued coverage on Page 5 Column 3, signaling a broader editorial or feature discussion about security and parenting responsibilities. The snippet implies critique of lax protection and its consequences, inviting readers to seek the full discussion elsewhere in the issue.
Mary Novotney an ISU senior completed student teaching at Mary McClelland School in Indianapolis and returns to school. Jane Ann Taylor, daughter of Ivan and Mary Taylor of Terre Haute, celebrates a birthday. UCSC consultant Susie Dewey named a Reader for the December 1968 College Board English Test in Atlantic City. Glenn Junior High’s Harry James appraised Franklin Junior High in Ft Wayne for a North Central evaluation. Carl and Carole Hunt return to Terre Haute after Carl’s military tour in Germany, living at 1426 S Center St. Don Steward and Rick Ott improve after a car accident. Max Smart joins the U.S. Navy Reserve, with NBC crew filming on USS Yorktown in the Pacific.
A round of questions and comments from readers in Miami Beach Chicago Los Angeles St Louis New York and beyond covers Elizabeth Taylor Eddie Fisher Walter Burton Joanne Woodward Marlon Brando and Ann Margret. Fans discuss marriages career notes and salon gossip with mentions of Sharon Farrell June Allyson Ginger Rogers Nixon Bard Starr and Carol Hansen.
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