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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1969
Page
4
A provocative editorial reflects Voltaire’s defense of free expression, asserting the right to speak freely even when opinions are disapproved. It emphasizes the importance of robust debate and protecting diverse viewpoints in a democratic society.
The 1969 election leaves Georges Pompidou at about 45 percent with Alain Poher and Jacques Duclos close. Communist backing could decide the June 15 runoff as Poher risks Gaullist distancing while Duclos strengthens a bargaining position.
The National Safety Council notes a large reach for its defensive driving course but says deaths and injuries on highways remain high. It cites fleet driver training cutting accidents by about half and estimates nationwide results could cut two car crashes by 40 percent if all drivers trained. Intensive, wide spread programs are urged.
The brown pelican, common along Louisiana Texas and Florida coasts, shows declining breeding and contaminated fish from pesticides. Scientists warn the species may vanish if pollution continues, reflecting a wider endangered wildlife pattern and urgent need for environmental protection.
Lorraine L. Blair notes a life motto for women from birth to old age. From birth to 14 health and family, 14 to 40 good looks, 40 to 60 charm, and after 60 cash. The founder of the Women's Finance Forum of America anchors the claim.
On the Line argues that the C-5 transport aircraft, despite cost overruns, proves its worth with unmatched lifting capacity. It compares past military aviation limits to the C-5’s ability to move heavy Army equipment quickly, noting potential civilian uses and future airline adaptations.
Five questions ask capitals of Washington Vermont South Dakota North Dakota Missouri. A note recalls a 1933 Camden NJ drive in theater opening and includes playful proverbs and quotes.
The speaker mocks campus upheaval and recalls a firebombing riot outside the university auditorium. He jokes about crash helmets for graduates and notes the administration’s absence due to injuries. He urges graduates to seize opportunities while joking about drugs and Canada.
Born today you are broad minded and avoid enemies by judging yourself and others by innate abilities. Gemini through Taurus and other signs, readers are guided toward calm leadership, self improvement, and practical budgeting for the day.
The Terre Haute Tribune gives publishing details and rates for Indiana and Illinois editions. It lists contact hours for copies, subscription prices for different regions and schedules, and postal and legal notices. The page notes second class postal status and rights of republication.
Miss Eva Lou Messick is named associate director of the Indiana Tourist Division after representing Lt. Gov. Foltz. Roberta Jay Hall earns an associate of arts in nursing from Indiana University Methodist Hospital. James E. Roberts promoted to Sgt E/5 at Ft. Benning. James A. Terhorst becomes superintendent of Ann Arbor Railroad in Owosso Michigan. Lawrence Elam elected secretary of the Indiana State Jaycees. Dan Fineran Jr. notes a Brazil track meet result and family ties. Marie and John Rosselli celebrate 28th wedding date as son Jerry finishes dental school. Carolyn Springer receives get well wishes in Clay County Hospital.
Reporter Jim Bishop profiles Hollywood surgeon Dr. Jack Mickley at a small hospital morgue and pathology lab. He observes Mickley’s compassion, morbid humor, and a case of an infant with an undersized aorta, while noting cancer statistics and the sobering work of autopsy staff.
Dr. Mickley teaches anatomy to Thetise Johnson who aids in autopsies at his Maryland mortuary. He trained at Maryland and Harvard, uses music to ease grim work and altered lighting to soften the scene. The pair emphasize humane treatment, even in death, as they confront rape trauma and public perception.
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