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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1967
Page
5
The Terre Haute Tribune collects voices around Voltaire's maxim I may disapprove of what you say but I will defend to the death your right to say it. The page reflects on free expression amid public debate.
The article argues the UN could press Vietnam toward peace after the Middle East crisis. It supports a U S initiative to present Vietnam to the Security Council, challenging the Soviet position and suggesting Moscow might back a ceasefire to enable negotiations. It notes U N intervention aided ending the Israeli-Arab war.
The Senate urges speeding up redistricting to align with the one man one vote principle. It warns 33 states would need to redraw before spring primaries, risking special sessions. Senator Ervin notes the inconvenience but stresses fair voter equality and urges House approval to apply the ruling promptly.
The piece argues turn signal use reflects both driver carelessness and engineering flaws. It calls for education and strict law enforcement to encourage signaling and urges automakers to develop reliable, fail safe or audible reminders to ensure timely shut off.
On the Line editor Hugh Mulligan lauds No Place to Die The Agony of Vietnam by Hugh Mulligan for its Ernie Pyle style focus on people in the war. The review notes sharp detail on Viet Cong discipline and signs of enemy erosion while recounting a helicopter incident and humor amid conflict.
A reader friendly horoscope outlines daily guidance for each zodiac sign. It notes career potential for Gemini and caution against overspending while urging practical, people oriented choices across the day.
The Grab Bag offers five quick prompts on an ox or hog roasted whole and Toussaint L Ouverture, Gehenna, its description, and the proverb about liberty, alongside a defintion of feral and a Hawthorne quote. Answers include Barbecue, Toussaint L Ouverture, Gehenna in the valley of Hinnom near Jerusalem, a place of future torment, and eternal vigilance.
In New York AP reports light humor as remarks about bald men circulate in casual chats. The piece notes playful taunts like cueball and hair-raising mysteries, reflecting social banter and a long running joke about baldness.
The strip features banter about Elmer’s bald head and hair jokes shared by friends. A running gag mentions Elmer’s lack of hair, references to famous bald figures, and playful teases about grooming and aging on a camping trip.
The Terre Haute Tribune lists subscription options for Indiana and Illinois readers, with prices for daily, evening, and Sunday editions. It notes contact procedures for missed deliveries and mailing details, plus a disclaimer about unsolicited submissions sent at the owner's risk.
Tribune staffers recount Paul Welch and Ray Wilson of the Vigo Health Department working hard on a county health initiative during a weekend, with details from the city dump provoking both humor and admiration for the public health efforts. The piece notes local charity drives, roll of honor graduates Kath Ryn Robertson Nicholas Plascak and James A West, Yankee fan Duke Verostko planning a visit to Comiskey Park, and A A Bourke of Liberty Avenue showing off a six inch lavender Allium in his garden.
Walter Winchell highlights Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazelwood with Nancy’s photo, while Ron Joy shows little decisive defeat. Other items note Irving Wallace, Wayne Newton’s date, Susan Barrett’s fashion plans, Pat Kennedy Lawford, and Arab‑Nasser tension with a satirical jab at media.
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