Castro's New Move toward U S Cuban relations
Castro writes to Palme signaling a willingness to withdraw Cuban troops from Angola, a gesture seen as a possible step toward normalized relations with the United States. The pace of withdrawal remains crucial, with 13 000 to 15 000 troops cited and a slow tempo risking lingering influence in southern Africa.
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Gravity essays win prizes at Gravity Research Foundation
The Gravity Research Foundation announces its 1976 essay prizes on gravity with the first prize of 1500 dollars to Peter Kafka and Peter Meszaros for How Fast Can a Black Hole Eat The recognitions include papers by Kenneth C Jacobs Patrik O Seitzer Arthur E Fischer Jerrold E Marsden Demosthenes Kazanas David N Schramm and David Layzer. They explore black holes general relativity neutrino and gravitational radiation and spherical stellar systems.
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Enrico Fermi Institute
David Layzer
Harvard University
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Rockefeller: Congress hamstrings presidency on foreign policy
Vice President Rockefeller argues Congress overstretched its role by limiting presidential initiative in foreign affairs. He warns of repercussions abroad and favors strong presidential leadership with congressional cooperation. He recalls Vietnam and notes Congress did not hamstring the presidency in future military involvement.
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Restoring a White House Science Office for neutral advice
The President should reestablish the White House Office of Science and Technology to obtain broad input from the scientific community. Agencies offer counsel but can push their own viewpoints, whereas a neutral White House office could synthesize consensus on science issues for welfare policymaking.
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Pain is a brain idea says Downs in light arthritic musings
The narrator discusses pain and how distraction or mental framing can ease discomfort. Basing theories on Hugh Downs and old research, the piece mentions a Pain Box device at Massachusetts General Hospital and electric brain stimulation as potential remedies.
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Weight gain fears after quitting smoking answered
Dr Coleman explains quitting tobacco may cause slight weight gain from increased snacking and water retention. He notes that appetite can rise after cessation but tobacco itself lowers appetite overall. Neither diet nor sugar/fat intake cures tinnitus though.
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Horoscope for June 2 readers born today and zodiac signs
Wednesday features general guidance for each zodiac sign with emphasis on balancing ambition and helping others. It warns against arrogance and suggests practical, ethical progress while pursuing personal goals.
Tribune notices and mailing terms for Terre Haute publication
The Terre Haute Tribune announces subscription options including daily evenings and Sundays with varying durations and prices for Indiana and Illinois readers. It lists mailing addresses 72 Wabash Ave Terre Haute Indiana and notes unsolicited articles are sent at owner risk with no liability for return.
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Associated Press Style Notice on News Dispatches
The article states AP content is exclusively used for all disptches credited to the AP and local news published in the paper. It reserves republication rights for special dispatches and all rights connected to AP material.
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Elvis fans catch King at Bloomington motel and Banks fest
Elvis spent Wednesday to Friday at a local motel before and after a Bloomington concert. The Banks of the Wabash festival at Fairbanks Park will feature a 24 piece Terre Haute Federation of Musicians Band led by James Aitken, funded by the Music Performers Trust Fund with Local 25 support. Winners listed in last Monday race include Cathy Spellman and others. 100 entrants received T shirts from Chesty Foods. Indiana State Police trooper on day off laments rain. Ken Nagy, former Terre Haute resident, rode a bicycle 650 miles from Wichita in under a week.
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Chesty Foods
Terre Haute
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Schulte High School
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Hays Affair Tests Congress Integrity and Leadership
Washington lawmakers confront allegations that Rep. Wayne Hays used public funds to pay a woman as a mistress while steering a $14,000 yearly job to her. The controversy exposes internal corruption risks, leadership weak spots, and questions about ethics enforcement amid an election year.
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