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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1968
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune Editorials cites Voltaire to defend free speech, noting the right to expression even amid disagreement. The quote “they may disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it” frames the publication’s stance on free expression.
The Supreme Court preserves due process while allowing police to stop and search under limited conditions. The ruling emphasizes checks to prevent abuse, noting it does not authorize arbitrary stops of everyone. Civil libertarians warn of potential misuse against minority groups, yet the court stresses prudent, restraining standards.
Harrowing report from eastern Nigeria notes that war in Biafra leaves children malnourished amid scarce protein and milk. Soldiers receive rations while youngsters go hungry, showing classic kwashiorkor signs. United States aid cannot yet reach the affected area.
A new Watts area Los Angeles manufacturing plant will open soon to produce a protein enriched pasta. The project aims to create jobs for the unemployed and help address malnutrition among the poor. Technical assistance comes from the Meals for Millions Foundation led by Dr. Morris Asimov of UCLA.
A Florida man fatally shot himself and his mother in law and seriously wounded her physician. He was an avid firearms collector who distrusted gun control laws. The incident underscores how easy gun access may raise violent crime risks and fuels calls for stricter regulation.
On the Line discusses Oswald in Dallas Police custody and questions lingering about his answers. It notes books challenging the Warren Report and mentions Sirhan Sirhan ready for trial. The piece recalls Ruby’s role and the chaotic aftermath with facts and opinions.
The answers: 1 eight states begin with C? Actually list shows eight Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana. 2 Kentucky. 3 Pluto distance: maximum 4.6 billion miles, minimum 2.76 billion. 4 Quasar is a shortened form for quasi stellar objects. 5 First seceding state South Carolina, last to secede Tennessee.
The essay recalls changing decades as charm bracelets evolve from jingling trinkets to time built memories. It contrasts youth pleasures like bubbles and mud pies with midlife values, noting simple domestic life, porch chats, fudge skills, and old fashion mobility including horses and cars, all while observations on aging, health fears, and H L Mencken’s views on Calvin Coolidge frame the reminiscence.
The Terre Haute Tribune lists delivery notices and contact times for missed copies. It presents mailing rates for Indiana and Illinois including Sundays and evenings, plus general publication and postal information. The note covers second class mailing status, year subscriptions, and disclaimers about unsolicited submissions.
Born today you show resilience and calm amid emotional ups and downs and prefer to work alone yet may benefit from aid. Tomorrow’s zodiac advice urges focus on current projects and cautious action with signs from Genini through Pisces offering practical guidance and cautions for leadership and self reliance.
Tribune staffers report Jim Shanks and his children vacationing in Ontario for a fishing trip while Joyce Shanks stays home enjoying a respite. Sue McCullough and committee gear up for Wiley Class of 1953 reunion on June 22 at the Terre Haute House. ISU student Stan Miles works as deputy assessor for Herman Compton this summer. Nancy Ann Wiemuth, daughter of George and the Wiemuths, graduates with a BS in elementary education from Valparaiso University. Kay Webb misses honorable mention at Concannon Junior High. Glenn Means shows the new American flag to all in his office after a VFW Auxiliary presentation. Tom Harris returns home from Newport after four years in the Navy and discharge, a Gerstmeyer graduate.
Washington wrote on Kennedy family political history and Edward Kennedy as a potential vice presidential candidate. The piece contrasts Kennedy succession with Roosevelt and analyzes Edward’s prospects, temperament, and readiness for higher office amid past debates about his brilliance and leadership.
New York UPI reports American Express offers a new five book travel guide series covering 18 states from Maine to Florida and the District of Columbia. Each guide includes a strip map on every page plus listings for accommodations restaurants attractions and other details. Courtesy coupons worth up to 40 in discounts on admissions rides and activities are included. Guides sell for 2.95 each.
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