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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1967
Page
2
The Terre Haute Tribune reflects on the defense of free expression citing Voltaire's line. the piece discusses limits and defendable rights in public discourse. It frames the enduring value of free speech in a broad civic context.
The Senate censured Sen. Thomas Dodd over campaign fund misuse but exonerated him on travel double billing by a narrow margin. Dirksen warned the chamber that the Senate itself is on trial and urged a strong ethics code to prevent future episodes.
The piece notes a turbulent season with the Orioles facing slumps and friction involving Frank Robinson while the Tigers rise in the American League and the White Sox surprise. In the National League the Pirates disappoint despite upgrades as the Reds and Cubs lead a tight race, with Cubs and Braves near the top alongside San Francisco and Atlanta.
Scientists in a Pittsburgh lab say cookies soups and cereals made from oil and gas show potential to ease hunger but warn they are not a fix. Oil firms may find nutrition as a by product while world resources remain finite and population growth continues.
Walter Winchell notes James Garner in Nehru style at the Regency, Sylva Koscina with La Tsu at City Squire Inn, Chuck Connors promoting Parade America, Betty Grable autographs on 52nd Street, Jackie Kennedy dining at P J Clarke's. Also remarks on Arab bank robbery humor, Israel and Dayan quips, and socialite sightings at Jose's and Chateau Madrid.
A mixed question set asking for definitions and answers: honorarium, the 1919 Victory Loan, Canterbury, Rome, and the Privy Council, plus a note about the 1902 Panama Canal purchase and a language tip.
Hal Boyle argues the ideal New Yorker is a myth and reveals whites, Negroes, and Puerto Ricans are moving from the city to suburbs in Westchester and Long Island. He notes most New Yorkers are budget minded, work in anonymous offices, and have modest means despite city prestige.
The page blends a June 28 zodiac reading urging thrift and support for the arts with a horoscope for June 29 detailing practical conduct across signs. It closes with a vignette of a Wall Street stenographer trapped in a pricey Greenwich Village walkup, dreaming of a cleaner, quieter future while planning periodic returns as a shopper tourist.
The piece reviews Kosygin’s Hollybush summit with Johnson, his post visit denouncements of the U S in Vietnam and Israel, and reactions from Albania, Red China, Cuba, and the U N. It notes Soviet unity talks, Kept contrasts with Kosygin’s dialog with Castro and Hussein at the U N while warning of impending global power shifts.
The Terre Haute Tribune outlines subscription prices for local and out of state editions, delivery timings, and contact hours. It notes two daily schedules, regional pricing, and mail address in Terre Haute Indiana with postal specifics and a disclaimer about unsolicited submissions.
The Tribune notes a new male and female peacock at Deming Park provided by C. W. Lybarger. Park superintendent Jack Watson announces it alongside birthday wishes to Dr. William C. Kunkler and Jim Pennington, plus anniversaries for George Kintz Larry Byers and Galen Mitchell. Also listed are Gordon Haist in Africa and Fred Black heading to Louisville for the Key Club international convention. Wedding bells mark 31 years for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tunin. Police dispatcher Warren Hall Sr. celebrates a birthday. Jim Devlin at the penitentiary is noted as a strong Cubs fan.
John and Phyllis Melosch prepare a vacation with the destination yet to be announced. Mrs. Josephine Bastain returns home after a four day stay at a healing headquarters.
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