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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1968
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune cites Voltaire’s defense of free expression to frame a discussion on the right to speak one’s mind. The editorial argues that even unpopular ideas deserve protection in a democratic society.
The article reports Senator Russell B. Long calling for censure of colleagues who back the Washington poverty march led by Dr. Martin Luther King. It condemns his threat as demagoguery and urges Senators to reject coercive pressure while preserving free expression in the chamber.
The U S Department of Agriculture reports January farm employment at 3 493 000, the lowest since records began, as modern farming boosts output. The piece argues emancipation from land relies on self government property rights and enduring freedoms.
A Yugoslav town’s spring water once considered aphrodisiac led to a spike in demand when a price was introduced. Officials then sold it cheaply to curb smuggling, but black market sales rose. They have since offered the water free, a quart per person daily, while tests probe potency.
An American team discovers a ten foot deep hearth artifact in Afghanistan a limestone pebble carved as a man's head dating to about 20 000 years Before Christ marking the oldest sculpture yet found in Asia and offering a glimpse of early human creativity across the ages.
In the Overseas Press Club Awards dinner scene New York figures discuss a potential Humphrey run and a Rockefeller bid. Analysts weigh ticket options, rival strengths, and the impact of running mates on a likely Democratic or Republican nomination.
A reader quiz compiles animal hunting cats, cowboy wear, oldest German university Heidelberg University founded 1386, and the Don River country Russia. A list of statements includes a galvanic term, a fortune, and a historical eight hour day vote in Washington.
Quips on keys and ulcers hint at social dynamics. The piece notes chauffeurs know the family habits, while a janitor or super may be more prone to stress. It spins a light, humorous look at fathers of teenage daughters and hidden motives.
A string of humorous vignettes about social behavior in shopping, dining, dating, and public life. It playfully weighs character by drink choices, manners, and small social acts, ending with a jab at pompous etiquette.
The page presents a multi sign horoscope offering personality insights and daily prompts. It covers Taurus through Aries, advising on compassion, practicality, decision making, time management, and caution against haste in speech as it links birthdays to personal outcomes.
The Terre Haute Tribune notes circulation options including Sunday and evening editions with various annual and semiannual prices. It lists contact times for missed copies and provides publisher details, address, and postal information. It also states liability limitations for unsolicited submissions and AP rights.
A description notes a woman in long white gloves picking up fried chicken and gnawing it to the bone. The piece indicates continuation on Page 5, Column 1.
Assistant Prof. William E Munns of ISU and nine students have traveled 2 206 miles in Indiana since January performing Henry IV at 27 high school venues. About 10 350 Hoosier teens were exposed to an hour of culture through their efforts.
Walter Winchell riffs on Call Me Prince's Kentucky Derby chances with Max Hirsch as owner and Rotz potential rider. He mocks actors, police spots, and Harlem pamphlets while railing at politics and social turmoil in Times Square and beyond. The column hints at a broader crime and culture snapshot, with a tease to continue on page 5.
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