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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1968
Page
4
A Terre Haute Tribune editorial engages with the maxim I may disapprove of what you say but I will defend to the death your right to say it. by Voltaire, examining the duty to protect speech amid public discourse and press rights.
Hamburg reports note Wernher von Braun calling the Cape Kennedy launch the greatest moment in his life while Bild Zeitung proclaims Adieu Earth Today Is the Greatest Day of This Century. The piece argues Americans may underrate the milestone as Apollo 8 lifts humankind toward the stars, possibly among the era's greatest days.
Capt Treadwell of the Naval Oceanographic Office warns that the Soviet Union currently leads in oceanography due to a larger and more practically oriented training program. He urges the United States to significantly boost government and private efforts to exploit the seas, arguing that mere parity with the Soviets is insufficient as their oceanic work grows.
Senate hearings led by George S. McGovern highlight hunger in the United States with Sen. Charles E. Goodell noting over 10 million people subsist on diets below two thirds of the minimum nutrients. Critics call hunger a national disgrace and urge more action to aid the crucially poor in an affluent society.
A timeless riff portrays Christ as a traveler choosing a humble Earth holiday. After centuries of world noise, He lands in New York, travels to Gold Beach, Florida, and finds a simple motel stay amid a wry clash of hospitality and modern excess.
Answers: 1 Chamois is the small goat like alpine antelope. 2 They are all associated with famous men named in history. 3 Godeys served as a popular women’s magazine in America 1830 to 1876. 4 Bulls favor rising prices on Wall Street. 5 Bart. stands for baronet. Domestic joys meet business delays. Today’s child tends to be materialistic. Language note and a 1934 youth hostel opening marked. Benjamin Disraeli quotation ends.
New York columnist reflects on feline life through the example of Lady Dottie a ten year resident of a high rise. He contrasts cats and dogs noting dignity patience and independence while detailing costs of cat care and the quiet authority of the feline lifestyle. The piece ends with a note that it continues on page six column four.
Legal and billing notice for Terre Haute Tribune and Tribune Star publications. Includes mail subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois, and details on delivery, mailing, and copyright information from Tribune-Star Publishing Co. Inc.
Born today you show exceptional judgment but risk impulsive reactions. Learn to curb responses while maintaining conviction. Read your birthday paragraph to guide your day as Capricorn through Sagittarius outline goals and cautions with emphasis on health, money, and personal aims.
Joe Valachi, the first to break the blood oath, tells how Vito Genovese and allies maneuvered in the Cosa Nostra. The saga includes marked hits, crooked games, and a fatal sequence ending with Ferdy Boccia, William Gallo, and Ernie Rupolo, as Genovese craves power and revenge.
Cries of merry Christmas fade as Debby Kiger celebrates another birthday. Marsha Snodgrass and family enjoy holidays in Miami Beach. Terre Haute police chief Glen Means heads to Key West for a fishing trip. Cadet Group 215th ROT C at Indiana University includes David A. Egly. Garnet E. Fredericks riffs on astronauts and fate. New hires join Commercial Solvents Corporation antibiotics, including Paul Guertler Ed Molokie Dale Allender and Elmer Adams.
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