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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1968
Page
7
A group of 20 to 49 hippies invaded WNDT studio during a live Newsfront interview, shouting obscenities and assaulting staff. Seven were arrested, including six men and a woman, after police responses to five calls. Former astronaut John Glenn witnessed the incident and commented on violence on TV.
The Christian Churches missions board will rebuild a small bridge spanning the River Kwai near the Burma border village of Sangla, Thailand. The project aims to connect Kwai headquarters with local facilities, aiding mission work in the area.
Pittsburgh AP reports a prank note tucked under a gas cap triggered a police stop on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Ray mond Sherlock logged the license plate of Merle Mennenga and Bonita Mennenga, who were en route to their Pecatonica wedding. Officers questioned them briefly and released them to continue their honeymoon.
About 50,000 old castles remain standing across the Czech and Slovak regions, highlighting a rich historical landscape. The scattered fortresses span rural and urban areas, reflecting centuries of architecture and regional heritage.
A United Press International survey shows Boston barbers boosting prices as hippie hair cuts drive demand for styling. Caveman looks and 30 percent business drops push Boston rates from $2.25 to $2.50. San Francisco styling rises toward 6.50 while classic cuts remain around 2.75. Los Angeles reports rising business with top stylists charging from 8.50 to 50 for famous clients.
Governor Louis B. Nunn announces the creation of a Consumer Affairs Commission to advise and assist Kentucky buyers. He praises states that lead in consumer protection laws ahead of the federal government.
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