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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1968
Page
5
The passage notes a Texan's surprise at tasting barbecue ribs in a Chinese restaurant and his stubborn pride about home cuisine. It contrasts entertainment industry trends with executives cutting entertainment allowances amid dieting. It hints at American growing up through value judgments on box tops and money.
National Salvation Army leader Samuel Hepburn says crowds on city streets shrink due to traffic television and suburbia. He urges a bold, modern platform on Vietnam urban crisis finance and global positions as he weighs a political stance against Republicans and possible Rockefeller appeal.
Walter Winchell quoted a rioting man blaming welfare timing for price hikes. Les Paul and his wife Mary head a country guitar duo releasing a new album for a London Records subsidiary, becoming the first troubadour to record.
Capsule critique notes Al Hirt with RCA Victor on Unforgettable and recalls a club reviewer judged by a bus boy as the town’s top non zipper waiter. Boston critic Kevin Kelly praises Hermi Baddeley in Killing of Sister George, calling her magnificent with a provocative Elvis Maxwell comparison. Readers are urged to consider Pennsylvania Central Railroad’s traffic venture and its $500 million tax cushion.
Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau orders ambassador Jules Leger back to Paris with instructions on handling France directly with Quebec. Trudeau refused to disclose the instructions at a news conference and indicated no imminent break in relations. Canada had suspended relations with Gabon after it invited Quebec to an education conference for French speakers in February. France accepted Quebec to continue the conference in Paris.
Yale University reappoints Rev. William Sloane Coffin Jr as chaplain while he awaits trial on a charge of conspiring to resist the draft. Coffin, 43, was indicted with Dr. Benjamin Spock and three others by a federal grand jury in Boston. President Kingman Brewster Jr announced the appointment Tuesday.
A reader describes an elderly man in a small hotel room neglected by family yet aided by hotel maids. Abby urges readers to check on him and offer kindness, cautioning about anonymous letters. The page then includes a reader defending adopted children and discussing heredity versus environment, plus unrelated notices about a Yale chaplain appointment and a legal matter.
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