Editorials Quote Rights Debate from Terre Haute Tribune
The Terre Haute Tribune presents a reflection on Voltaire's principle defending free speech amid disagreement. The editorial frames the enduring value of open discourse and individual rights in civic life.
Nasser’s actions blamed for Middle East war rise in rhetoric
The piece argues Nasser provoked the conflict with impulsive moves after 1952 and 1956 actions including nationalizing the Suez Canal. It criticizes the UN Security Council for delay and notes Israel captured Jerusalem and Sharm el Sheik, threatening Gulf of Aqaba shipping.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Nations
Middle East
U.N. Security Council
Nasser
Israel
Farouk
Egypt
Suez Canal
Britain
France
Jerusalem
Sharm el Sheik
Gulf of Aqaba
Elath
Gulf
Asian
East Africa
School's Out Drive With Care This Summer
As school ends for summer, millions enjoy outdoor activities but risk traffic dangers. Children may dart into streets and drivers must stay alert, maintain braking distances, and practice cautious driving. A driver's license carries responsibility and mature judgment.
Berkeley Budget Shifts From Yells To Educational Reform
The Student Senate cuts funding for rah rah activities and halves the yell leaders while doubling Student Community Relations funds. The measure funds educational reform programs and off campus volunteer work, prompting calls for a student election to restore allocations.
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Berkeley
America
Bombing of Russian Ship in North Vietnam Harbor Draws Uproar
On the Line reports that American airmen released bombs hitting a Russian ship in a North Vietnamese harbor, prompting protests from Moscow and an imminent U S investigation. The piece explores strategic aims to avoid widening the war and notes alleged Russian casualties from bombings of Russian built targets.
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New York
North Vietnam
Andrei Gromyko
Llewellyn Thompson
Washington
Defense
Russia
Turkestan
Campha
Haiphong
U. S
New York-Moscow
Vietnam
U.S. History Quiz Answers Pack
Quick trivia recap with five questions on motto history cabinet status Civil War veterans and church affiliations. Answers include In God We Trust as national motto date Pay-as-You-Go act year presidents who were Civil War vets Grant Hayes Harrison McKinley and two others Van Buren and Theodore Roosevelt.
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U.S
The
Dutch Reformed Church
Congress
Grant
Hayes
Benjamin Harrison
McKinley
van Buren
Theodore Roosevelt
Our Mr Boyle quotes spark far reaching trouble
A collection of quotes from a Mr Boyle in New York reveals provocative remarks about job performance leadership aviation romance betting and family dynamics. The snippets reference flight licensing advice a cigarette in flight a stock tip a used car pitch and parental admonitions with humor and sharp social critique.
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Wall Street
Joe
Mr. Greenbaum
Nasser
Terre Haute Tribune and Tribune-Star Publishing Info
Publication details for the Terre Haute Tribune and Tribune-Star, including contact numbers, mailing rates for Indiana and Illinois, and notices about unsolicited submissions and responsibility for their custody.
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Tribune
Terre Haute
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Tribune-Star Publishing Co., Inc
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Horoscopes for Friday June 9 readers born today
The page outlines birthday- based predictions for Gemini through Taurus with advice on work, relationships, and finances. It urges careful dealings with the public, prudent decision making, and attention to family while noting potential profits from unexpected sources.
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Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Aries
Taurus
NOSE New Hen Notes And Local Birthdays
Tribune staffers report on community happenings including birthdays for Francis Collins and Lee Galloway, Ruth Taylor’s tan concern, military family news, weightlifting by Joan Brentlinger, youth group plans for Alaska, a court room wax refresh, and the Nichols couple's upcoming vacation.
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Francis E. Collins
Lee E. Galloway
John Payne
George Albright, JR
Frontier Airlines Chief Lew Dymond's ascent from cleaner to president
Jim Bishop profiles Lew Dymond of Frontier Airlines at Stapleton. From a struggling St Petersburg youth and National Airlines trainee, he rises to president as Frontier disrupts aviation with rapid growth. The piece traces his unlikely climb from cleaning aircraft to top leadership.
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Denver
Colorado
Lewis W. Dymond
Frontier Airlines
Stapleton Airport
Frontier
United
American
Eastern
TWA
Dymond
St. Petersburg
Florida
Lew
National Airlines
Ted Baker
Baker
Walter Winchell on the Beverly Hilton Gold Cup Ball
Walter Winchell reports on Mervyn LeRoy and Al Wesson promoting The Gold Cup Ball at the Beverly Hilton on July 13 to benefit scholarships for young scientists. He notes California’s social answer to New York’s Belmont Ball and the egalitarian humor of turf life before segueing into Broadway gossip and show listings.
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Mervyn LeRoy
al Wesson
Hollywood Park
Beverly Hilton
California
New York
Neil McCarthy
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