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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1967
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune highlights the Voltaire quote I may disapprove of what you say but I will defend to the death your right to say it. The piece argues for robust protections of expression even in disagreement, urging readers to uphold free speech values in public discourse.
The GAO finds several contractors used government owned machine tools and facilities on non defense jobs without notifying the government or paying fees. Senator Proxmire calls it a shocking misuse and says the government loses millions. He favors a work record per equipment while the Pentagon warns it could cost more. A compromise could be unannounced spot checks.
Dr. Merl M. Jackel reported to the American Psychoanalytic Association that common colds may follow low mood more often than virus. In a three year study of ten patients, most colds followed low mood. colds did not occur without prior low mood. He notes nasal inflammation severity ties to emotion and suggests crying may express low mood. He calls for action over bed rest when ill.
A 10 year old remote outpost at McMurdo is evolving from temporary huts into a permanent complex. Ten steel buildings are planned for completion this Antarctic summer, including a two story facility for 200 Navy personnel and winter scientists. Water services will be added to all buildings and a cleanup of the shore junkyard is planned as the station expands.
In Athens 2600 released prisoners await trials as Papadopoulos and Patakos defend the process and target Papandreou as a Communist. Dayan praises Hussein while Israel weighs recognizing Jordan and faces risks from Arab leaders. A San Francisco widow champions General MacArthur’s stamp while Disney inks a future issue.
The column urges persistent effort and generosity for those born around December 30 while outlining daily guidance by zodiac sign. It emphasizes balancing giving with self care and suggests enjoying social plans and family time as the year ends.
The Terre Haute Tribune outlines subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois residents, with variations for evenings, Sundays, and overall periods. It also lists mailing details, post office particulars, and notices about unsolicited submissions, liability, and Associated Press rights.
The halo is the nimbus in angel depictions. St Simeon Stylites lived atop a pillar. Maine is known as The Pine Tree State. Heraldry is the science of genealogy and armorial bearings. Annie Oakley was a woman sharpshooter.
A columnist recalls 1888 Philomathian Society program at Carleton College Northfield. The night featured a quartet, orations, a debate, a vocal solo, and a double quartet finale. The editors note such student revelry contrasted with later respectable careers.
United Press International reports 15 Dutch shoe firms will ship about 750000 pairs of men and women’s shoes and boots to the Soviet Union in 1967 export orders valued at roughly 3.5 million dollars, signaling a strong Dutch footwear trade with the USSR.
A party night at Perce's house exposes cracks in manners as Grace battles to keep Marcy Marilyn with Grace's husband in attendance. Cynthia sparks jealousy with a lit cigarette while guests sip drinks and retell old habits. The mood sours as relationships strain under holiday cheer.
Walter Winchell comments on dissent rights and limits while UPI reports Jimmy Patton faces civil suit for false bomb claim on an American Airlines flight. Columbia reports Captain Howard Levy’s three year hard labor sentence for disobedience. Los Angeles Times notes cows fed on ground newspaper pulp. Chicago Tribune covers Brian Jones case with parole terms. Moscow brief signals continuation on page 7.
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