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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1969
Page
4
A Terre Haute Tribune editorial invokes Voltaire to defend the right to express opinions even when they are unpopular. The piece underscores the principle that freedom of speech must be protected regardless of agreement or disagreement.
Sen. Alan Cranston backed by Sen. George Aiken and State Dept support outlines a plan to recognize China without approving its government. Hearings promised as supporters argue recognition should serve national interests, not moral stamping.
The article notes renewed speculation around Sen. Eugene McCarthy and former VP Hubert Humphrey. McCarthy may consider a Minnesota Senate run or moves to New York or California, while Humphrey faces pressure from some associates to seek governor or influence the 1970 Senate race. Rivalry dates to 1964 and 1968.
A Smithsonian symposium reports that repeated exposure fosters attachment, not instinct alone. Dr. Robert B. Zajonc notes familiarity breeds love, and living together may reduce prejudice across diverse groups, challenging old beliefs about social ties.
A column notes USO contributions dip amid Vietnam opposition and argues the group eases soldiers' burdens in Vietnam with rest, care, letters, meals, and entertainment. It also sketches light sports anecdotes about Ted Williams, Washington baseball reports, Majestic Prince at the Preakness, and Joe Lewis post hospital joking diagnosis.
True. The sun’s total energy output is vast, far exceeding a human body’s heat production. Hanukkah is observed as the Festival of Lights, while Christmas marks the Nativity. Whitsunday is Pentecost, and Epiphany falls on January 6, the twelfth day after Christmas.
In Washington a college alumnus named Alfalfa Romero cheers Wisconsin campus rioting as a humorous reminder of campus life. He jokes that street dancing and block parties trump university administration, claiming the young generation has renewed his faith.
The Terre Haute Tribune lists staff and contact details, edition history, and subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois readers. Rates cover daily evening and Sunday editions, with separate pricing for rural routes. Notices of liability and republication rights are noted.
A Saturday horoscope lists zodiac guidance for Gemini through Taurus with cautions on balancing social life and planning. It advises leading by example for youth, embracing optimism, and mindful actions. A London Times personal column teases a Welsh witch portrait with playful adjectives.
Jim Bishop laments U S decay from wartime strength to ridicule. He warns of secrecy, racial tension, and stiff leadership while criticizing reparations, gun culture, and foreign ridicule as Mao calls the nation a paper tiger. The piece ends noting continuation on Page 11.
Dublin observers describe Irish approaches to Ulster as cautious and pragmatic. The piece notes militant IRA stirrings, gerrymandering, and fraud alongside expressed moves toward constitutional processes and bids for economic realism as stability gradually returns.
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