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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1967
Page
4
Editorial notes Voltaire quote I may disapprove of what you say but I will defend your right to say it. The Terre Haute Tribune frames the maxim as a cornerstone of open discourse and constitutional liberty.
The State Department orders a severe reprimand and demotion for Otepka after he delivered documents to a Senate subcommittee. Critics question procedure and fairness while weighing Congress executive branch boundaries and employee protections against harassment during hearings.
The piece notes New Hampshire and New York adopting lotteries to boost state revenue, facing moral concerns and overestimated gains. It discusses outlets expanding beyond banks and fears Congress would restrict federally run banks from selling tickets. It closes urging citizen responsibility through taxation over lotteries.
The Public Health Service links emphysema to smoking and notes it as a leading disability cause. It warns smoking heightens risk of chronic bronchitis and emphysema. The Veterans Administration doubles treatment capacity, urging smokers to reconsider the pastime.
The piece weighs democracy’s fragile state under the Greek military regime. It notes King Constantine in exile and the Colonels Papadopoulos and Patakos tightening control with trials, censorship, and repression, while the civilians’ transfer of power remains unresolved.
Editor notes reprint of a childhood column imagining Christmas Day in heaven. God judges souls as they approach the gold door of heaven and Jesus intercedes with mercy for Earth’s lost, questioning merit and recognizing those who did not recognize him.
Born today you have a sharp analytic mind and a tendency to dissect personal dynamics. The column warns to avoid meddling in social and domestic matters while urging practical thinking and imagination to uncover overlooked joys.
Recap answers: reciprocity, rural residents, Toltec founders, May Day, import. The piece notes O Hara quote on prejudice and McAuliffe saying Nuts at Bastogne. It presents a short glossary, a quotation, and a quiz style summary.
The Terre Haute Tribune lists subscription options for Indiana and Illinois readers including evening and Sunday editions with annual and short-term rates. It notes postal handling, delivery contact times, and a liability disclaimer for unsolicited submissions.
Tribune staff notes from NOSE News include the Wessels welcoming a second daughter Denise born Monday at Union. Card from Cliff Lineker now with the Philadelphia Inquirer. Joe Greg Ory’s Apple Club marks 45 years of marriage on Christmas Eve. Frank Metcalf celebrates 69th anniversary today. Birthdays today include Brad Lorton Carroll W. Newport William Allen. Other honorees Dick Hayes Roy W. LaFollette Flossie Godfrey Harry Modellitt Ruth Blackburn and Police Captain Fenton Pine. John Flanagan joins Gen Tel January 2 in Terre Haute. END.
A Cyanamid Stammford chemist team reformulates failed rubber additive tests sent to Lederle Laboratories in Pearl River New York. Dr John Thomas and Richard Bonin probe petroleum acetone mixes on mice and stumble on streptomycin after a long string of unproductive trials.
Walter Winchell reports on Americans clashing with peaceniks at a New York lunchroom where two Vietnam veterans beat five protesters into a coma. He notes SNCC funding troubles, anti congress disruption plans, anti Semitism in Russia, and press attacks on Jews after Israel's six day victory. A Times item on labor disputes and a medical warning about aspirin follows.
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