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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1968
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune presents an editorial stance highlighting Voltaire’s adage that free expression should be defended even amid disagreement. The piece argues for robust protections of speech in a plural society and cautions against chilling effects on public discourse.
The Tribune urges including a new 4 million Postal Complex in Terre Haute’s Second Urban Renewal Project. It argues for Wabash Avenue as the preferred site over Wiley, citing progress from the 1964 66 renewal and the downtown mall plan to create a modern postal facility and a western city entrance.
The piece argues life extension advances prompt debate over whether patients have a right to die and if this overrides physician duties. It cites Dr. W N Hubbard of the University of Michigan Medical School, who urges accepting death as inevitable and cautions against sacrificing human dignity. Time is needed for consensus amid medical progress.
President Johnson notes deep and dangerous gaps between the United States and the Soviet Union over Vietnam and the Middle East while highlighting two hopeful developments. He spoke at the White House as officials ratified a new consular convention and UN approval followed for a nuclear weapons control treaty with joint sponsorship by Washington and Moscow.
Apollo program gains back time lost after the January 1967 launch pad fire that killed three astronauts. Successful flight qualification tests on the moon landing vehicle raise confidence for the planned second manned Apollo flight in December and push toward President Kennedy's goal of a manned moon expedition before 1970.
The Terre Haute Tribune lists contact hours for delivery issues and pricing for the Terre Haute area and surrounding regions. Rates cover evenings and Sundays, with annual and short-term options, plus rural routes and outside Indiana. Copyright notice and republication rights are noted.
A New York tabloid the Nixon Nominator promises a positive editorial stance after Nixon's GOP Convention nomination in Miami. Publisher Frank M. Leonard notes the paper will soon be renamed the Nixon Elector and aims to mirror the World Journal Tribune in exciting political coverage.
An AP style reflection titled Our Mr Boyle captures a wedding scene in which a narrator observes a bride, her father, and a minister. The piece introspectively contrasts joy with the unasked loneliness of a bystander, ending with a portrait of the groom’s observation and the narrator’s ache.
Horoscope notes a diligent, principled person who overcomes mood swings and remains true to honor. It warns against overcommitment and highlights independence, potential for a career outside the home, and careful mate selection. Includes a birthday guidance prompt and extended tomorrow’s signs. It closes with a wedding reflection and a godfather’s role.
This clipping surveys general knowledge trials and trivia prompts. It notes Eddie Arcaro’s 8000th win in 1952 and defines a gazebo while listing Q A items on U S history flags and notable figures. The urged answers include New York Albania Germanic king Jefferson Hamilton.
A Tribune report notes reckless driving on 25th Street and 1st Avenue with a near collision at 7 30 pm. The piece laments the town’s accident record and cites local figures including Peg Dreiman hospital stay and memories of the Croxton and Husted hotels. It also lists birthdays and local professional recognitions.
Senator Edward Kennedy seeks to unite a fractured Democratic Party after his brother Robert Kennedy’s death. He has held private talks with RFK allies, signaling openness to a Humphrey ticket and a strategy to push liberal positions while retaining delegates. The move hints at healing Johnson era rifts as Kennedy weighs a possible vice presidency.
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