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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1967
Page
2
Citizens argue dedicated highway taxes come from motor fuel, tires, and vehicle fees and must fund roads only. They warn against using highway funds to finance local rapid transit and cite Indiana House Concurrent Resolution No 29 creating a statewide transportation committee to study future needs.
The Terre Haute Tribune presents a famous aphorism attributed to Voltaire about defending free speech, framing a stance on debate and rights. The piece highlights enduring principle in public discourse and media responsibility.
The second day at the U N General Assembly featured blunt rhetoric and staged diplomacy. Kosygin pressed for Arab goodwill and condemned Israel and the United States while Abba Eban rebutted with sharp critique. Arthur Goldberg floated a five point peace plan ahead of the stalled talks. The Rime between stark pro Arab rhetoric and cautious US mediation underscored a fragile path to a settlement.
A Kennedy era column notes Ethel Kennedy dining with Brumus near the White House while critiquing Senator Robert Kennedy on campaign finance. It argues rich influence skews norms and questions plans for Treasury subsidies over direct contributions and political spending totals.
New York AP interview profiles actor George Peppard, noting his preference for solitude and hobbies like hunting and boating. He recently bought a 13 000 acre California ranch and aims to stock it with 6000 cattle, hoping cattle income sustains him. Peppard discusses public attention, career, and his backstory from Marine service to acting.
The passage outlines a horoscope reading for June 22 focusing on innate teaching talent, charm, and organizational ability with career advice about balance between guiding others and personal work. It also recalls George’s frugal Greenwich Village life, unlisted number, and chess in Washington Square Park as part of a humbler, private life.
The prompt blends quiz prompts and quotes about Maud Miller and a judge encounter. It mentions familiar word puzzles and a note about 1941 Germany invading Russia. The fragmentary text also defines chiropody chiographia and quaff and notes a historical quotation.
The Terre Haute Tribune ads give publication details from 1903 era, noting editions Evening and Sunday, rates for Indiana Illinois and rural routes, mailing address at 721 Wabash Ave Terre Haute Indiana, and policies on unsolicited manuscripts and liability.
Sacred Heart school children enjoyed a swimming day Monday at Shrine Country Club. One mother swam in street clothes, drawing laughs. Nearby items note Rotarians’ baseball trip plans, birthdays for several locals, and light humorous asides about city projects and local figures.
Walter Winchell reports on Audie Murphy studying Hippy Hicks in Central Park and a parade of stars including J P Kennedy Joanne Woodward Paul Newman Liz Taylor Marilyn Monroe and Engelbert Humperdinck. The item weaves in jokes notes and social chatter about New Yorkers and showbiz figures. readline
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