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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1967
Page
2
The Terre Haute Tribune presents Voltaire’s maxim I may disapprove of what you say but I will defend to the death your right to say it as a standard for discussing free speech, urging readers to value civil discourse and diverse opinions.
The article notes eutrophication driven by nitrogen and phosphorus from municipal and industrial wastes. It cites Dr. Alfred M. Beeton discussing Lake Erie and Lake Michigan, warning that rising population and waste discharge threaten to pollute or ruin the Great Lakes without stronger sewage and waste disposal controls and a long-range strategy.
The federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation program charges visitors to national forests and parks with a dollar per car and a seven dollar season permit. Proponents argue the revenues fund land purchases across the nation, not just the West, benefiting all Americans and future generations.
The piece cites Michael J. Ogden of the American Society of Newspaper Editors arguing newspapers remain the main source for local news. He suggests radio and TV offer only fragments, while print provides solid who, what, when, where, why, and how.
National Safety Council data show April traffic deaths 10 percent lower than a year earlier and four month totals down two percent from 1966. Yet the drop is muted by April 1966 being 19 percent higher than the prior year and last year’s toll revised up to 53,000 from 52,500, tempering the optimism.
The column notes a Kennedy half-dollar received in change and discusses public reaction in California to Reagan rising as a political figure. It recalls Reagan's 1964 campaign book issues and references sports executive Calvin Griffith firing manager Sam Mele, with a tease for continuation on page 5.
A horoscope column outlines leadership traits and patience as key to destiny. It pairs daily guidance with birthday-based paragraphs and zodiac summaries for Gemini through Taurus, urging rest, devotion, social balance, and renewed energy through change of scene.
On this day in 1953 East Berlin riots reflect anti Communist tensions. June 18 1812 Congress declares war on Britain.
United Press International reports Rep. William Cramer cites a Navy survey showing 103 sunken WWII oil tankers off U.S. coasts. He warns leaks could oil beaches, while Interior Department study on underwater pumping could recover supply amid Middle East oil disruptions.
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette publish daily with Sunday editions. Subscription rates vary by region and delivery, including Indiana and Illinois zones, with prices for evenings, Sundays, and six months. Address: Tribune-Star Publishing Co Inc, 721 Wabash Ave, Terre Haute IN 47808. Articles submitted to The Tribune travel at owner risk.
Nova, described as the nation's most advanced experimental school, emphasizes student driven inquiry over rote teaching. The program limits formal reports and emphasizes pace matching, with a notable incident involving a student who concealed a gyroscope, later linked to a Navy contact, and the school’s unusual approach to attendance, assessment, and conferences.
Walter Winchell notes Vegas visitors puzzled by Caesar's Place funeral style color scheme purple black green, creating a cold atmosphere in the big show room. He prompts a Las Vegas Sun inquiry while blending in celebrity, press cuts, and hotel anecdotes.
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