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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1967
Page
2
The Terre Haute Tribune frames Voltaire’s remark I may disapprove of what you say but I defend to the death your right to say it as a principle of free expression. The piece argues the importance of protecting speech even when opinions offend.
The two leaders finished their Glassboro talks with no major shifts yet agreed on Middle East and Vietnam. Kosygin stressed troop pullbacks as key to peace, while disarmament talks progress toward a draft treaty for the 17 nation conference. Rusk and Gromyko will push to speed drafting.
A year after its launch Medicare has benefited about four million Americans and paid over three billion dollars in hospital and medical services. Most doctors cooperate and patient billing issues remain, but overall the program is viewed as a success and a step toward rights for elderly health care.
The Swedish Commercial Bank places coin machines in schools and canteens. Any person with spare krona can insert it for a stamp toward a savings card. After 15 krona stamps are gathered the card is deposited and the saver's account credited. The article suggests trying a similar system in the United States to help casual savers.
Walter Winchell rails at Kosygin and Moscow while condemning Israel for pre-war borders. The piece cites Kiplinger’s, Middle East reports, and State Department pushback, plus global reactions from Gandhi and Baez, ending with Continued On Page 5.
A collage of health tips and curiosities notes driver fatalities by age and education, heat and water needs for a hausfrau, gold in South Africa, physician suicide rates, grocery patterns, soup versus wine variety, pollutants in air,Washington bird status, sausage consumption, insect spray effects, and a banana coconut fad. The piece ends with a medical mystery about red haired children and red rabbits.
A long horoscope column offers June 26 guidance for born individuals and daily reads for June 27 to 27 29 with zodiac notes for Cancer through Gemini and practical cautions on mood, decision making, and leadership. It references the Library of Congress and an Arthurian style quote from Kathleen Norris.
The item lists answers to a quiz with Maine as the Pine Tree state and heraldry as the study of genealogy and armorial bearings. Annie Oakley is identified as a woman sharpshooter. It notes the Panama Canal opening year 1914 and explains passementerie as beaded lace trim for dresses.
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gasette publish pricing for subscriptions and delivery areas Indiana and Illinois. Includes mail rates for evenings and Sundays, six months and quarterly terms, and notes about unsent manuscripts and pictures sent at owner risk.
A Tribune report notes the ParKe Co Covered Bridge links north of Rockville draw visitors with a genuine bridge display. Birthdays and anniversaries mark local greetings. Harold Burns Richard Beckwith and Harold Gard are among celebrants. An 81 year old poet William L Marshall wrote Nick the Taxi Bandit about Ralph Nickless living at 524 S 8th St.
Johnson and Kosygin talked nearly 10 hours in Washington and left without agreeing on Mideast or Vietnam. Both held firm positions, with Kosygin pushing Arabs and Vietnam stance publicly while Johnson refused any concession on Vietnam or Israel troop withdrawal. The leaders signaled possible private pressure moves but offered no public path to a settlement.
Equateur province authorities ban foreign crocodile hunting due to heavy poaching for skins. They warn the species faces extinction if poaching continues.
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