Editorial Quote On Free Speech Defended By Tribune
The Terre Haute Tribune presents Voltaire's line I may disapprove of what you say but I will defend to the death your right to say it as the centerpiece of its editorial stance. The piece underscores the enduring value of free expression and press liberty in democratic society.
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Voltaire
Alan Bean
Gramps
Bean
the Tribune
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Virgo
Libra
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End of Cambodia bombing raises questions on war strategy
The columnist critiques the extensive U S bombing in Southeast Asia noting triple WWII tonnage and little clear impact. North Vietnam persists in South Vietnam, Lon Nol may fall in Cambodia, and the late bombing around Phnom Penh seems wasted as Congress ends the bombardment.
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Cambodia
United States
Southeast Asia
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Haiphong
U.S
Phnom Penh
Congress
Israel's airliner seizure condemned amid terrorism debate
Editorial argues sympathy for Israel's struggle against Arab guerrillas but denounces the August 10 airliner seizure as unacceptable. It warns such acts threaten international travel security, risk civilians, and undermine global efforts to curb terrorism. The piece notes UN inaction and favors firm, collective action over unilateral measures.
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Israel
Tel Aviv
United Nations
Pesticide Rules Put Workers At Health Risk
Agricultural field workers face watered down federal pesticide rules after growers objected to stricter safeguards. A federal court blocked the eased regulations, delaying respirator and protective clothing requirements and arguing over the balance between worker safety and cost.
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Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Possible Faulty Pacemaker Sparks Medical Recall Talk
New York readers see a tongue in cheek column musing on FDA hints of recalling 317 pacemakers embedded in patients hearts or awaiting insertion. It notes Biotronick and Concept Inc as manufacturers and distributors and derides car recall fears while pivoting to a 1973 Watergate era nostalgia and political fallout.
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Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Biotronick
Weichselstraße
West Germany
Concept, Inc
Our Mr Boyle: quirky health notes and stats
New York columnist HAL BOYLE surveys oddities from anatomy to cholesterol. He notes neck bones in animals and humans, red blood cell counts in tiny cubes, and how many women are widows. He cites a pediatric cholesterol check trend in families with heart disease risk.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Chicago
U.S
Curious Fabry’s disease explained in reader letter
In this health column a reader asks if Fabry’s disease is new and learns it is a metabolic inherited illness. The piece notes the NIH’s successful enzyme treatment and suggests similar approaches may help related disorders. An editorial in the New York Times sparked the discussion.
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National Institutes of Health
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New York Times
Peters Terre Haute Tribune notice and rates update
Tribune publishing details header lists contact hours for missed copies and mailing rates for Indiana and Illinois residents. Includes pricing for evenings and Sunday editions, six and three month terms, and a note on post postage and republication rights by Associated Press.
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Indiana
Illinois
Tribune
Horoscope insights for August 20 with birthdays and zodiac outlook
A long astrology column notes a gifted imagination as both boon and burden. It explains childhood imagination causing storytelling trouble, while adulthood brings creative drive, community impact, and resilience. It lists zodiac briefs Leo to Taurus with caution on clarity, ethics, and growth opportunities.
Thailand at Crossroads as U S Forces Stay or Leave
The piece discusses Thailand’s stance on 45,000 U S troops based there amid Cambodia and Laos tensions. Prime Minister Thanom Kittikachorn pushes for continued presence while critics, including Thanat KOMAN and student groups, urge withdrawal. Domestic issues include drought, rice exports, peasant debt, and growing insurgent activity in the northeast.
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Cambodia
Thailand
Washington
Thanom Kittikachorn
U.S
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Laos
Thanat Khoman
China
United States
Burma
Southeast Asia
Philippines
Nose News Snippets From Terre Haute Community
Tribune staffers Ron and Pam Moon and son Bruce plan their dream home. Pam student teaches at Clay City. Pam’s father Ray Nash is exalted ruler of Terre Haute Elks. Phil Book and friends visited St Louis to see the Cardinals. Bob Nesbit was missing. Ralph Squires leads Pony Express Riders Indiana, president William Weeks heads Easter Seal effort. Terre Haute Exchange Club offers a line about tolerating opposing views. George Corey celebrates birthday. Budy Sheehan and Herman Schultz anniversary. Jeff Russell and grandfather Luther Russell share Aug 12 birthdays.
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Pam Moon
Bruce
Terre Haute South Vigo High School
Pam
Clay City
Raymond Nash
Terre Haute
Phil Book
St. Louis
Cardinals
Bob Nesbit
Ralph Squires
Brazil
Pony Express Riders of Indiana, Inc
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Paoli
Jeff Russell
Luther
Russell
Tribune
Chuck Russell
Clinton
Tallahassee
Fla
East Meets West as Japanese Firms Expand to Jamaica
Japanese businesses press into the Caribbean per Jamaica Industrial Development Corporation. Recent deals include funding a containerized trans ship port in Jamaica and joining a steel plant project. Rand McNally promotes free auto maps as road map popularity grows with the auto era.
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New York
UPI
Caribbean
Jamaica Industrial Development Corporation
Jamaica
Rand McNally
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