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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1967
Page
2
A Terr Haute Tribune editorial cites Voltaire to defend the right to free expression, arguing that opinions deserve protection even when unpopular. The piece emphasizes principle over personal insult and urges readers to uphold civil discourse.
President Johnson frames poverty reduction as a modern Marshall Plan, urging prosperous nations to invest energy and imagination to lift two thirds of the world from economic malnourishment. Paul Hoffman links aid to global stability, stressing moral obligation and political necessity.
A federal task force led by HEW Secretary Gardner calls for a nationwide crash program to curb pollution. It recommends a 2.5 billion dollar five year effort to set auto exhaust standards cut industrial air pollution and establish drinking water standards plus local solid waste grants by 1973.
Confusion over whether the 20 percent jump in serious crime is real or due to reporting differences. The President's Crime Commission and Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark question the accuracy, while J Edgar Hoover insists the rise is real. Uniform reporting is needed for a true picture.
A Navy F-4B Phantom, two Navy tankers, and two Air Force fighters converge for a dramatic in–air refueling rescue. An Air Force KC-135 KC tanker provides fuel to sustain F-8 Crusaders and allied jets as a May Day call tests endurance. multiple aircrews are named amid the mission.
Answers cover a queen Victoria reginala misprint, the Boer War fame of De Wet Cronje and Botha, Chester A Arthur succeeding Garfield, the four instrument families in a symphony orchestra, and the largest denomination the U S currency ever issued the $10000 bill along with a brief trivia recap and a dated Alaska statehood note
New York AP notes science has long pursued a method to determine a fetus sex before birth but argues predicting an adult sex at a glance is more pressing and significant in modern times.
The comic offers light guidance on telling gender by behavior and cues. It notes women may be mistaken for men and warns about reactions to stories, babies, and prompts for age. The piece uses humor to reflect era norms on gender presentation.
The column offers a June 30 birthday forecast emphasizing perseverance, belief in personal aims, and the potential for a lifetime of satisfaction. It includes daily tips for zodiac signs Cancer through Gemini and ends with a provocative commentary on gender and learning.
Public notice style summary of the Terre Haute Tribune data outlining subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois, plus the paper’s publication details and postal information. Mentions second class matter status and Associated Press rights for republication.
Tribune staff notes a 20 foot Mimosa tree in full bloom at 7220 Wabashi Ave the home of Mr and Mrs George Rapson featuring about 100 exotic pink blossoms. Also mentions LINDA and RICK HARRINGTON making the KU dean’s list, Vincennes University cheerleaders workshop attendees, local appointments to Indiana Society of Public Accountants, a new Irish Setter pup for Nick and Carole Sotak, and various social items from the community.
The crew of Away We Go IV endures a rough voyage as a speedboat nearly collides with them and a May Day distress call signals a burning boat. Skipper and crew monitor squalls while the rescue cruiser stands by with five aboard.
Walter Winchell reports startling rumors about a Divorce style standout and stock promoters amid a sotto voce probe. He notes a Hollywood press agent, a public relations expert with U N ties, and a Midwest senator linked to juvenile delinquency. Scandals touch Miss Great Britain Diane Westbury and a London engagement rumor involving Robin Wilson and Joy Crispin. Continued on Page 5, Col. 2.
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