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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1967
Page
2
The piece argues that a military victory over the Vietcong may not yield a stable non Communist South Vietnam. It cites Roger Hilsman and warns that postwar politics could force occupation to prevent a Communist takeover. Negotiated settlement may be wiser than pursuing total victory.
The Terre Haute Tribune presents a quotation attributed to Voltaire about defending speech rights, framing a stance on free expression. The piece reflects on the value of dialogue and the defense of unpopular views in a newspaper editorial context.
The American Bar Association study group argues for appellate review of criminal sentences. It contends current law concentrates power in trial judges and outlines limits such as focusing review on heavier sentences while extending the overall principle of appellate oversight.
House Appropriations Committee questions fat incentive payments to executives at firms thriving on government contracts. Hearing transcripts suggest a major federal research contract center used a 1967 salary plus bonus device to disguise pay. Air Force witnesses earlier favored ending incentive pay. trustees reportedly agreed to end it.
An out of town reporter notes the Kennedy inquiry has given District Attorney Jim Garrison a powerful political presence in Louisiana. The piece highlights the probe creating an official aura for doubt, sustaining interest even without concrete results.
On the Line with Jack Waldron recounts Chicago gangland nights before microphones. He recalls mob figures like Al Capone and Jack McGurn, one-liners born from a deadly era, and a muddy line between humor and fear at the Frolics.
The answer sheet lists five items. 1 Pompeii Herculaneum Stabiae 2 three cities destroyed in 79 AD 3 Tonsure 4 A croupier collects winnings and pays losses at a gaming table 5 Macbeth two words per name Mac beth Shakespeare’s play Macbeth
Hal Boyle surveys health quirks from overweight snorers to aging widows and rising world population. He notes Israel’s migration boom, famine deaths, and global population growth, plus assorted witticisms and trivia from education to nurses and dinosaurs eggs.
The Terre Haute Tribune and Terre Haute Gazette publish rates for Indiana and Illinois mail delivery and the policy on unsolicited submissions. It lists subscription prices for various periods and services and notes mail deadlines and carrier areas. It also includes disclaimers about accepted submissions sent at the owner's risk.
Monday June 12 horoscope outlines strong will and timing for born individuals. It notes prudence versus tempest, sensitivity to criticism, and guidance by one’s birthday. Includes daily mini-profiles for Gemini through Taurus with practical advice and tranquility tips.
Tribune staffers note Terre Haute residents and former officials travel widely from Mexico to Brazil. Mentions include John F. Ryan suffering chest pains in Mexico, General Ralph Stearley improving after an attack in Brazil, Bob Kadel heading to a photographer's convention, Jack and Marie Frost’s Wisconsin visit, Howard Haig Ernie Baker and Paul Gorham at the Elks golf tourney in North Carolina, and Paul Dene Hie tossed into the drink at a racing picnic. Also notes about Wabash Ave crossings and Norman Dunlap’s Olympic ambitions in Mexico City.
Walter Winchell reports on Justice Department review of Stokely Carmichael for possible federal law violations and Rep. John Bell Williams urging action against Carmichael and King. Hoover accuses Carmichael of aiding communist propagandists. Hoover comments on civil rights leaders provoking riots. Mauldin observes Israel’s aid, Muggeridge criticisms, and Kennedy seeks Fairfax County residence permit.
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