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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1967
Page
2
A haute tribune editorial cites Voltaire's line I may disapprove of what you say but I will defend to the death your right to say it as a defense of free speech, prompting readers to consider limits and responsibilities of expression.
Soviet Premier Kosygin walked out during Abba Ebans reply in the U N General Assembly debate on the Arab Israeli war. Johnson and Eban highlighted the Gulf of Aqaba blockade as pivotal while Kosygins departure suggested Moscow sought Arab support. The discussion stressed blame, deterrence, and the limits of what could be called a balanced case.
President Johnson backs consolidating federal auto and highway safety into a single National Highway Safety Bureau within the Department of Safety to sharpen national efforts. The administrative change aims to coordinate all traffic safety work and advance safer auto travel as the central objective for both Government and private sectors.
A Washington column outlines plans for an electronic barrier along the Vietnam DMZ using ground sensors to detect troop movement. Signals would alert central receivers for potential air power or intercepting troops, though concerns arise about countermeasures from Hanoi with Moscow's help.
Gov. George Romney pressures a group of Republican governors to publicly endorse him for president within three weeks. He aims to show momentum at the June 29 Governors Conference in the Grand Tetons, with only a few pledges likely to emerge.
Pax vobiscum is a greeting or blessing used in liturgical contexts. The first woman to rule England in her own right after 1300 was Queen Mary I. The seven cardinal virtues are prudence, justice, fortitude, temperance, faith, hope, and charity. The seven deadly sins are pride, wrath, envy, lust, gluttony, avarice, and sloth. The Loop refers to Chicago.
A humorous private guide marks middle age by common habits. It notes muttered peace desires, public yawns, pension proximity, fat on meat, alarm clocks and telephones, and bragging about prejudices as signs of aging. It treats aging as a social border rather than a map line.
The column blends sun signs and birthday readings with advice on creativity, patience, delegation, and career moves. It notes traits for Cancer through Pisces plus a humorous aside on aging and family, ending with reflections on middle age.
A Walter Winchell column mocks foreign policy debates and public figures. It criticizes U S aid to overseas nations and notes reactions to Middle East leaders, labor unions, and social behavior amid a collage of opinions and quips.
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette announce editions and delivery times. Subscriptions vary by region and service, with prices listed for daily and evening editions and regional rates outside Indiana and Illinois. The note warns that unsolicited submissions are sent at the owner’s risk and not the paper’s liability.
Dick Adamson from Aledo reports on local celebrations and birthdays in the area. A Wiley High School class of 1942 plans its 25th anniversary gathering with many era classmates invited.(Charley Newlin and Ethel Newlin enjoy Chicago races. Speed Bosworth a Cleveland Indians scout in Akron. Curt DeBaun Sr. turns 80. various Fanning family birthdays. 7th Street resurfacing causes traffic pause.)
A reader from Bloomfield NJ relays that Long John Nebel praised Mr Winchell as the Dean of Reporters during a lengthy discussion but noted he had been ill Recently. The item ends with a separate UPI report from Dyersburg Tennessee about Sylvania opening a large plant due to demand for flashcubes.
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