Quote from Voltaire Cited in Tribune Opinion Page
A Terre Haute Tribune opinion column frames Voltaire’s defense of free speech with the famous line about respecting others’ right to speak. The excerpt reflects editorial stance on liberty, expression, and public discourse.
Productive Moscow Summit Yields SALT Treaty and More
The Moscow talks produced the signing of the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks treaty and broader accords in space, environment, health, and science. While a trade pact failed, top U.S. and Soviet leaders agreed on cooperation, and Nixon urged a new road of peace and mutual benefit.
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Nixon
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Edward the Duke of Windsor and his abdication legacy
The Duke of Windsor who abdicated the British throne in 1936 for love is remembered for duty and personal happiness. His decision reshaped modern monarchy and sparked global romantic interest, with his memoirs affirming his contented life post abdication.
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England
Edward VII
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Naloxone Pamoate Seen as Promise Against Heroin Addiction
Senate subcommittee hears Dr. Alfred M. Freedman describe naloxone pamoate as non addictive and not producing a high like methadone. Depending on dose it blocks heroin desire for up to 72 hours with potential for longer efficacy and eventual abstinence. emphasis on prevention and improving underlying causes.
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Alfred M. Freedman
American Psychiatric Association
New York Medical College
Freedman
Space pact shadows press room amid post summit brink
In Moscow at the post signing press conference the two powers spar over booster choices while the crowd focuses on harsh Jewish rights questions. Soviet officials defend their stance on Jewish emigration and criticize Western racial prejudice as the room fills with heated exchanges. Continued on page 5 column 8.
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Those Were The Days Remember
A reminiscence recalls midcentury America with memory as meaning and life’s direction. It contrasts past comforts like wax matches and 50 cent lawn care with a gentler social tone, noting fewer strokes and a boy’s rite of passage with Scout knives and Ingersoll watches.
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Emphysema Causes Beyond Tobacco and Early Remedies
A reader asks if tobacco is the sole cause of emphysema. The writer explains multiple factors such as chronic bronchitis asthma irritation from dust fumes and moulds can contribute. Emphysema traps air in lung sacs and is not easily reversible once established. Continuous smoking worsens risk and avoidance is advised.
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Tribune Publishing Co Notice and Masthead Details
The Terre Haute Tribune masthead lists editors and publication terms, including call times for copies and postage rates, along with ownership at 721 Wabash Ave Terre Haute Indiana and notices about manuscript submissions and Associated Press rights.
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Horoscope Thursday June 1 Brief Daily Guide
A Charlie friendly forecast notes argumentative tendencies channeled into conversation and discussion. Readers gain insight into signs and personality traits with daily guidance for Gemini through Taurus and others, highlighting caution, effort, finances, and new challenges.
Kennedy’s elusive stance tests Kennedy fundraisers in San Francisco
Washington columnist Marianne Means outlines Sen Edward Kennedy’s vague backing of George McGovern amid lingering speculation about his own presidential bid. Fundraisers Ben Swig and Adolph Schuman of San Francisco hold back money, awaiting Kennedy’s official move, while fearing political peril if they are misled.
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Edward Kennedy
George McGovern
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McGovern
California
George Wallace
Ben Swig
Adolph Schuman
Swig
Fairmont Hotel
Schuman
Lilli Ann Dress Manufacturing Company
Humphrey
Townwide notes cover fishing feats to retirements
A collage of local items from TRIBUNE STAFFERS includes eye surgery for RETIRED TRAVELER DON HOUSE, Karen Hanley marking a third birthday, and tales of big bass caught by TIMMY CHANCE and JERRY THORSTON. Also noted are the retirement of RUSSELL R. BROWN of the railroad and the Valley Field and Stream stag and fish athon June 3 and 4.
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Valley Field and Stream, Inc
Farmersburg
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