This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 13 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1968
Page
4
A Terrell Terre Haute Tribune fragment reflects a June 25, 1968 item about tax policy and civil discourse. The snippet quotes Voltaire and hints at public reaction to government taxation plans. The text repeats a protest notion and a humorous vow to burn tax forms.
The article discusses the rare rise of a dark horse at presidential conventions. It cites Polk Pierce Seymour and Wendell Willkie as historical examples and notes the end of two thirds rule has reduced such surprises while acknowledging possible unlikely outcomes in 1968.
New York Mayor John V Lindsay argues in Redbook that preventing violence hinges on creating jobs and providing job training for youths in the ghettos. He rejects harsh force, urging restraint and constructive action to tackle exclusion from prosperity and shared decency.
A computer network project will centralize museum holdings in a nationwide data bank. Scholars will access an orderly mass of information for preliminary analysis and comparison, enabling rapid inquiries into 14th century Italian painting and 18th century English silver. The system represents an unexpected application of advanced technology.
Surgeon General William H. Stewart warns at a national conference that noise endangers hearing and impairs quality of life for millions of Americans. He calls noise a public health hazard requiring action to curb the sounds of modern living.
At a New York premiere of John Wayne's The Green Berets twenty five Army Special Forces men attended as guests of author Robin Moore. Across the street hecklers waved Viet Cong flags and jeered the film. Critics gave the movie a harsh reception, with the New York Times calling it a personal affront.
AP column notes practical odds from urban travel by car versus walking and transit, air conditioning benefits to animals, dental progress against tooth decay, and the enduring value of the U.S. newspaper. It reflects on public habits and media costs, ending with a question about timing.
A collage of quirky tidbits and quotes including marriage odds by month, a Mozambique hunting trip offer, a Robert Graves quip, beer and heart study notes from Australia, a laundry bag dissolving in heat, women’s safety poll results, science vs nature on light efficiency, and a closing memorable line.
The column advises Born today to stop dwelling on past successes or failures and to plan ahead. It lists daily zodiac guidance for Cancer to Aquarius with notes on fortitude, leadership, finances, schedule, and opportunities. A closing health note cites diabetes risk higher in elderly overweight women.
The quiz answers include Budapest as the capital of Hungary, a fortiori meaning with stronger reason, the Saar Basin returned to Germany by a League vote in 1935, a manatee as a sea cow, and spring peepers described as tiny frogs with loud trilling in spring.
The Terre Haute Tribune announces subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois including daily and evening options with regional variations. It lists mailing notes, delivery times, and contact numbers. also includes postal details, filing guidance, and Associated Press rights.
Congratulations pour in for CHARLOTTE and NORMAN DUNLAP of Deming Place on their 43rd anniversary dated June 20. Their son NORM JR. of Indianapolis adds joy while HOWARD WOODEN notes Swope Art Gallery ends Silver Anniversary year with a well attended reception. CHARLES HANDY retires after 38 years with Wa bash Fibre Box turning birthday today with wife REBA at 1618 Woodlawn. LARRY W. COLLINS named to Taylor University dean's list from Palestine Ill. mayor LELAND LARRISON enjoys ride in Public Service Indiana electric car. DAVE MATHEWS returns to Air Force recruiter duties after hospital visit. RUTH BAXTER attends Sears Kokomo grand opening. TOM FERGUSON and wife of Terre Haute Electroplating vacationing in Florida. RUTH ADAIR cuts Daytona Beach vacation short due to hurricane and sand storm while driving into sunshiny weather.
Walter Winchell notes a scatter of celebrity sightings and gossipy vignettes from New York venues. The Duchess of Windsor and Mrs. Robertson mingle. Lucia Albanese commissions a mural portrait. Rip Torn dines at McGinnis Clam Bar. Frank Sinatra to thrash Country Western in fall. Mr. Blackwell and Yaffa Shirir model paisley jackets. Jack Benny producer Irving Fe in jokes. Dwight Hemson and Gary Smith plan a Kraft segment. slogans in Canal Zone spark anti-American chatter. DeGaulle jokes about honeymoons. Vaughn Shoemaker’s cartoon book promotion. Rocky Graziano’s fitness book. Guare’s wife avoids publicity. Barbra Streisand’s famed breakfast spree. Times Square Farer continues.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.