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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1967
Page
2
The Terre Haute Tribune offers a reflective editorial citation of Voltaire about defending free expression amid disagreement. The note frames a commitment to uphold civil liberties and open dialogue in a diverse public sphere.
The Citizens League challenges the SST program as the White House backs it and Congress funds move ahead. While unlikely to stop the project, the group could fuel broader opposition and push Congress to delay or reprioritize the multi billion dollar SST investment. Dr William A Shurcliff heads the league warning of widespread travel expansion once SSTs begin flying.
Arkansas Supreme Court upholds an anti evolution law as a valid curriculum power and leaves open whether teachers may discuss Darwin's theory. Mississippi may soon face the same issue, reviving national debate on teaching evolution.
A editorial urges action against litterbugs as peak vacation season drains funds and mars parks and roadsides. It stresses beauty and order, noting millions in tax money spent on cleanup and calls for a stronger community duty to keep open spaces clean.
The United Presbyterian Church adopts a new Confession of Faith marking a move toward deeper church involvement in major societal issues. It rejects infallibility of scriptures and affirms approaching the Bible with historical understanding while stressing peace poverty and social concerns.
A Washington briefing notes President Johnson climbing in public opinion polls while Republican hopefuls press early bids for 1968. Romney’s decline aids Johnson, Kennedy fades as a GOP distraction, and Democrats seek unity as Hughes shifts from critic to cautious backer.
A tongue in cheek future scenario has Luci Nugent as first woman president in 2027, with Lyndon B. Johnson Nugent as a naming influence. The mock interview touches on campaigns lunar urban renewal and a Jupiter aid program, ending with a note from Ashford Hospital about a robin nesting in the maternity wing cave.
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gasette outline subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois regions including weekend and evening editions. The notice requests readers to report undelivered copies by 6:00 p.m. and warns unsolicited manuscripts and photos are sent at the owner’s risk with no liability for custody or return.
The satirical zodiac feature notes a forceful yet self doubting reader who can secure friends, inspire others, and possibly pursue social work or church paths. It lists Cancer through Gemini guidance, urging leadership, planning, social ties, and balanced rest for tomorrow.
Myra Mia Sinatra hospitalized for tests at Bless ed Events with Dr Leon Krohn noted as Beverly Hills top gynecologist. Column darts through celebrities, spies, politics and theater, citing Lily Tomlin and Joan Baez, plus Israel’s Coke haul and Wall Street cues as it threads rumors and headlines from mid 1960s.
A Wyoming schoolteacher watches as 1,366 brokers operate the floor of the NYSE in a vivid portrait of Wall Street. The piece notes IBM at 471 bid, 471 asked, Welbilt at 3% bid, 384 asked, and details headlined by Keith Funston’s pending departure to Olin Mathieson and IBM.
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