Tribune Editorials Defend Free Speech in Voltaire Quote
The Terre Haute Tribune presents a quotation attributed to Voltaire: editors defend the right to free expression even when opinions are harsh or unpopular. The piece emphasizes principle over reception and cites adherence to open discourse.
Pioneer 10 Venture Sends Hopeful Messages From Deep Space
The article chronicles Pioneer 10’s 21 month journey toward Jupiter. It notes the vast distance of half a billion miles and the asteroid belt hazards. It explains Jupiter’s mysteries, the craft’s planned close approach, and the low power signal reaching Earth, buoyed by optimism for data on temperatures, radiation, magnetic fields, and more.
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Medical Cutback Hurts Research and Patient Care
The article argues federal cuts to medical research funding slow pioneering treatments for chronic pediatric lung diseases and muscular dystrophy. It cites 11 Regional Medical Programs centers aiding seriously ill children and warns grants are for development only, risking center operations without private funds.
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Penny Wise
Pound
Congress
Michael H. Brooke
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Scottsdale
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Rides That End in Tragedy Warn Teen Hitchhikers
A reporter notes that teenage girls who thumb rides risk violence and death. California authorities report a rise in hitchhiking by young girls correlating with more local violent crimes after two stabbing deaths in the San Fernando Valley.
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San Fernando Valley
Summit communique hints at value but offers little
By Bob Considine reviews the Moscow summit statement between the United States and the Soviet Union. He notes grand rhetoric but limited substance on Vietnam and other tensions. The piece ends with a tease of continued discussion on Page 5.
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Electrical stimulation aids bone healing and pain relief advances
Orthopedic surgeons report that small repeated electrical shocks stimulate calcium deposits to mend non unions and fractures, with potential use for congenital bone diseases. Drs Brighton and Lavine see future savings in time and cost, while morphine relief for coronary pain prompts search for safer substitutes like nitrous oxide.
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Carl T. Brighton
University of Pennsylvania
Leroy Lavine
Downstate Medical Center
Brooklyn
Nightmare campaign dream predicts Nixon defeat in 1972 race
In a humorous Washington column a friend from the Democratic National Committee shares a nightmare where Nixon trails the Democratic candidate due to global turmoil and domestic unrest. The vision escalates with Nixon on the campaign trail flanked by pandas provided by China and managed by David Eisenhower, threatening a landslide for the Democrats.
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Soviet Union
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Terre Haute Tribune notice and subscription rates
The Terre Haute Tribune lists subscription prices for Indiana and Illinois readers including evening and Sunday plans. It notes mailing details, carrier areas, and post office classifications, while stating liability terms for unsolicited submissions and AP republication rights.
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Horoscope roundup for Saturday June 3 1950s style reading
A readable horoscopic page offers sun signs from Gemini to Aries with advice on family matters, relationships, finances, and study. It notes unexpected help for a family problem, cautions on discretion, and urges in-depth focus on personal growth and duties.
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Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
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Taurus
The Strange Doctor Trewhella Whose Babies Won His Fame
Jim Bishop portrays Dr. Trewhella a blunt independent physician obsessed with obstetrics. He fills his office with babies photographs and memory games, balancing charity with sharp fees. He marries Ruth a bright schoolteacher and writes stories for a weekend supplement.
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Arthur P. Trewhella
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Humphrey Seeks Jobs Edge in California McGovern Clash
In Redondo Beach California Senator Humphrey argues his focus on preserving jobs gives him an edge over Senator McGovern in the June 6 California primary. He cites unemployment and defense-cut concerns while highlighting labor support and opposing McGovern’s defense budget plan. McGovern counters with a shift to peacetime spending and job creation projections, warning of short-term unemployment during transition.
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Margie Murphy
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George McGovern
McGovern
Humphrey
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Lockheed
California
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