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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1967
Page
3
The Terre Haute Tribune highlights Voltaire’s maxim that one may disapprove of speech yet defend the right to speak it, arguing for robust protections of expression in a polarized public sphere. The piece emphasizes principle over partisanship and calls for open dialogue.
The piece argues that suppressing a confiscated Hiroshima bombing film served postwar U S Japanese relations but calls for broader viewing in Japan the United States and elsewhere. It suggests worldwide screening could strengthen understanding of nuclear peril and reduce the chance of future catastrophe despite risks to diplomatic trust.
An opinion piece argues Reagan’s stance on capital punishment, contrasts it with his predecessor, and criticizes long delays on Death Row. It notes two executions in California during Reagan’s early tenure and questions deterrence, justice, and the fairness of delayed executions.
The Massachusetts Supreme Court overturned a conviction by adopting the American Law Institute model penal code standard. It holds that a defendant must be able to grasp the wrongfulness of the crime, considering mental illness. The decision expands expert testimony to include all relevant evidence of mental illness for fairer justice.
The article notes military helicopter success in Vietnam inspiring home front use. Proposals include rapid police and medical aid at accident scenes and rural hospital access via air ambulances. Methodist Hospital plans a roof heliport in Memphis to trial the idea, attracting broad interest.
In New York columnist Bob Considine notes Hernando Courtright hosting a Relais de Champagne de Portes des Coteaux event at the Beverly Wilshire. He praises champagne as a way of life, jokes about US tree politics, and imagines LBJ gifting champagne to Ho Chi Minh. He closes with champagne’s growing American popularity.
The page presents a mixed trivia item set including questions about a walled city in North America a Bengal light and the percentage of the moon visible from Earth The leader of the colonists who settled Jamestown is named John Smith and the largest dam is Hirakud Dam in Orissa India The 1964 U S Supreme Court ruling on prayers in Florida public schools is noted The word taenaious and a quote about public judgment are included A future forecasts section and a “How’d You Make Out” answer list cover Quebec signaling flare 59 percent and John Smith at Hirakud Dam
Lois Maxwell says she cannot type or take dictation and works only on an Italian keyboard. The Bond actress, famed as Miss Moneypenny, notes the public image overshadows her identity and reveals a playful side about secretaries reacting to James Bond.
Horoscope page outlines zodiac guidance for Gemini to Taurus with emphasis on relationships career and personal growth. The latter narrative recounts a young woman who fled to London from a wartime setting, was captured, and became a ward of Lady Louis Mountbatten, later pursuing acting and film work across Europe.
A dense collage covers film, music, and theater chatter with names like Bobby Lange, Sue Kaufman, Barbara Hancock, Perry Como, George Peppard, Dudley Murphy, Liz Renny, and Carmen Diz. It notes a possible movie, new records, Broadway ventures, TV appearances, and social fixtures, plus quips from So Sounds and Tables-for-Two segments.
The Terre Haute Tribune outlines subscription options including evening and Sunday delivery, with rates for multiple durations and regions. It states postal and carrier delivery rules, publication dates, and a disclaimer about responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts and pictures sent to the Tribune.
Tribune staffers recap a 50 year old Indianapolis column on Vic Aldridge senior famed pitcher and World Series hero. birthday shout outs include Dean Rotramel John Lunsford D H Shah Floyd Bryan Sol Dehart and Tootie. manager Bob Tapy retires after 34 years with Commercial Solvents. Lawman Leo Ford to be honored June 6 and detective Art Loudermilk notes event at Louise's at 6 30 p.m. Cronin receives compliments from Judge Everett as he departs deputy prosecutor post.
In Minnesota the state with the most surface water in the nation there are about 253000 registered boats. That is one boat for every fourteen residents and does not count canoes sailboats or duckboats.
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