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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1967
Page
9
A bold Tribune editorial quotes Voltaire to defend free expression while acknowledging the risk of offense. The piece argues that defending speech is essential to a healthy public life and open debate in a democratic society.
The article reports Gardner Ackley and William McChesney Martin urging higher taxes this year to curb inflation and sustain prosperity. They foresee a six percent surtax on personal and corporate income with timing varying between now and October.
The piece argues unequal punishment between Sen. Thomas J. Dodd and Rep. Adam Clayton Powell. It questions if Powell faced harsher punishment due to racial bias, notes Dodd avoided harsher penalties, and urges the House to reconsider the matter while Powell is absent from representation.
The Honolulu article notes John Lind of New York attracting headlines at the U S Mayors conference as he urged the federal government to earmark 400 million dollars over two years to fight crime in cities. Detroit mayor Jerry Cavanagh spoke on urban woes while aviation leader Stuart Tipton warned that by 1975 large airfields and efficient transport are essential to avoid becoming by passed ghost towns.
National highway safety standards aim to reduce high accident toll but require long-term state overhauls. Each state must launch driver training and four-year reexaminations, upgrade records, coordinate emergency services, and harmonize traffic codes. Progress hinges on sustained public interest and $167 million in federal guidance.
The Terre Haute Tribune lists subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois editions including Evening and Sunday bundles, with prices for various term lengths. It notes mailing details, carrier routes, and international/postage reservations, plus a disclaimer about unsolicited submissions and Associated Press rights.
The page lists quiz questions and trivia with answers. Mandarin meaning, 1626 New York purchase by Peter Minuit, pupil enlarging drops belladonna, author Mary Roberts Rinehart for both The Circular Staircase and The Bat, plus a 1950 Korea clash note.
A collage of trivia on fashion, language, psychology and science quotes. It notes slippers once thought glass, a misrendered word vair, medical exams for drivers, rising birth ages, Capote name trivia, earthquake tolls, hard water versus heart disease, and a Ralph Waldo Emerson quip.
Tribune staff reports city firemen will join Parade America on the Fourth of July led by Chief Don Harris in full dress uniforms. Dennis Clark, 13, met Governor Roger Branigin at a Sesquicentennial dinner Wednesday night for volunteers. Michael Patrick, son of Pat and Ruth Ann Dougherty, was born, with mother at Union Hospital and brother Sean 14 months old. Susan Freed attended KU freshmen preview session.
U Thant faced criticism over his Congo remarks five years ago and for delaying consultation during Egypt’s demand to pull UN troops. His swift withdrawal of forces helped trigger a brief Arab-Israeli war, drawing Abba Eban’s sharp rebuke and a lengthy defense from the secretary-general.
A reader asks consumer advocate Betty Furness to expose a supposed nationwide anti consumer group NASWSMBO the National Association for Slipshod Dick West workmanship Shoddy Materials and Built in Obsolescence. He cites a faulty refrigerator door as proof and urges action.
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