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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1967
Page
2
Tribune editorial quotes Voltaire to defend free expression while noting intolerance to opposing views. The piece emphasizes defending the right to speak freely despite disagreement and urges civic respect for dissenting opinions.
Secretary of State Rusk proposed limiting arms aid to Middle East nations. The piece argues that reducing weaponry is a vital first step toward halting fighting, while acknowledging deep historical disputes between Israel and Arab states. It urges U N and great powers to pursue a sustained, cooperative effort to restore order and hope for peace.
The 1967 graduates are praised for challenging beliefs and energizing the nation’s social conscience. They push older generations to re-evaluate standards and truth, making Americans rethink values and behavior for a richer national life.
Congress hides public business in secret sessions, with 45 percent of meetings closed this year. The House leads with 57 percent, the Senate at 28 percent. The public is barred from nearly half of committee sessions. reform is urged and citizens are told to ask pointed questions of their representatives.
An editorial mocks the U S and Russia over not being invited to a Middle East war, jokes about wartime involvement and aid, notes U N coverage on networks, and praises Arthur Goldberg as a U N representative while referencing Lodge.
The page lists answers to trivia prompts: 1 the tiger as Princeton mascot 2 the premium for insurance 3 Agra India 4 semi precious stones chalcedony berry carnelian 5 Ivanhoe by Sir Walter Scott. Also notes phrases Happened Today and quotes Goldsmith.
AP fashion of wry quips ranges from centenarians to gambling reform, marriage, trees, cash credit, hypochondria, lawnmowers, pickpockets, chairs in dinners, elderly walkers, miniskirts, picnics and teens. The column offers light reflections on human foibles with humor.
Public notice outlines subscription prices for Terre Haute Tribune and regional delivery in Indiana and Illinois. Rates list Evening and Sunday options, one year and shorter terms, with post office and mailing details and safety disclaimer for unsolicited submissions.
The column describes birthday guidance and daily zodiac advice for Gemini through Taurus. It warns of conflicts from desiring solitude while noting money risks from questionable generosity and urges careful partnering and purposeful actions.
A Democratic congressman's draft speech criticizing the Soviet Union for aiding Nasser was censored by the State Department. Johnson officials propose a dual policy balancing Cold War tensions while briefing Congress and seeking congressional support before any Middle East military move.
Tribune staffers note past "horse thief" troubles and report on Sheriff Clyde Lovellette exploring a mounted posse. Also highlights local visitors and birthdays including Robert Dawson and George W. Long while detailing boxing and horse racing ties, and kinfolk visiting from Rochester, Minnesota.
Monica Potts in Southwest High School’s Pioneer defines a newspaper as a vast mass of words on cheap paper. She calls it the voice of sorrow, war, and death and also liberty, democracy, and life.
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