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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1968
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune notes Voltaire’s adage I may disapprove of what you say but I will defend to the death your right to say it highlighting enduring commitment to free expression and civil liberties within editorial voice and spotlight.
The piece argues white moderates and Negroes alike bear responsibility for worsening black white divisions. It cites John W. Gardner’s call to curb extremists and notes the Unitarian Universalist Black Affairs Council as a well meant effort that may, in the long run, entrench separation rather than aid equality.
The Terre Haute Tribune printing and mailing terms list subscription rates for evening editions and combined evening Sunday options. It notes mailing and delivery expectations, contact times, and a disclaimer about unsolicited submissions. It identifies Tribune-Star Publishing Co. address and a general Associated Press affiliation statement.
The article argues that the U S juvenile justice system faces a low standard of justice due to high caseloads and underqualified judges. It notes that many juvenile court judges lack training and access to case workers and psychiatric aid. The Gault decision offers only partial improvement, and ABA draft model juvenile court law could start reforms, though most states have far to go.
The article reports a National Science Foundation symposium titled Challenge for Survival where 300 scientists and laymen warn that urban sprawl affects rural areas. It highlights pollution pesticide risks and loss of open spaces, urging collaboration among science industry and government to address emerging worldwide habitat challenges. Dr. Landsberg warns problems will reach global proportions.
The Raymond Loewy Williams firm wins a $99,000 NASA contract to design habitable 20 by 40 foot space station boilers and life support for a nine crew, up to a year in orbit. The task covers oxygen, food, sleep, sanitation, privacy, recreation, exercise, medical care, and mental balance to endure weightlessness and long separations from Earth.
The list reveals correct correspondences: Avivodiir Roman name remains undefined here. Ares Roman name is Mars. Eres likely remains unclear. Jupiter Greek name Zeus. Neptune Greek name Poseidon. Additional notes reflect historical dates and general proverb cues.
Washington humorist riffs on trash glut and activates charcoal filter idea, proposing garbage cigarettes as a satirical solution. Notes potential blends using lettuce, domestic and Turkish garbage, and even shredded Edsel hubcaps as flavor.
Horoscope advises controlling emotions to gain success in career social life and leadership. Each zodiac sign offers guidance from Gemini to Pisces and Aries through Taurus with cautions about overreaching and following tactful paths. The piece mixes self discipline advice with a playful closing unrelated suggestion.
Jim Bishop recalls reading at the National Archives and handling Lee Harvey Oswald’s guns, then being struck by a BB while waiting for a taxi outside the Hotel Washington. Fatigue, alarms, sirens, and a fire response punctuate a restless dawn as a security heavy day turns surreal.
The column catalogs a stream of sensational notes: Vito Genovese allegedly runs New York's Mafia from a Federal cell, Tony Bender and Vinny Bruno linked to narcotics, Bruno's looming death warrant and a lenient sentence for another informer. It also covers celebrity chatter, fashion, crimes, film buzz, and WWII draft oddities, ending with a tease for continued coverage on page 5.
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