Editorials: I may disapprove yet defend your right to speak
A Terre Haute Tribune editorial invokes Voltaire and the famous maxim on free speech. It argues that society must protect expression even when it opposes the speaker’s views, underscoring enduring First Amendment principles.
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Farm Subsidy Scandal Prompts Push for Reform
The piece notes outrage over large subsidies paid to big farm operators not to grow crops, with as much as two to three million dollars in some cases. It cites House efforts to limit payments, Senate resistance led by Eastland, and calls for a more rational system under Secretary Hardin.
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Postal Reform Urges Corporate Post Office Overhaul
Postmaster General Blount backs replacing the postal system with a self supporting corporation citing a worsening, costly, politics ridden service. He warns of possible nationwide breakdowns like Chicago in 1966 if reform is delayed and urges swift public support to avert collapse.
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After Hiroshima Thrusts Truman Question Revisited
The article discusses NATO defense ministers weighing whether to use a nuclear demonstration in Europe if the Soviet Union moves on the continent. It argues such a display would be futile and dangerous, given Soviet arsenals and the risk of nuclear retaliation.
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Ike's lonely night before D Day and Churchill clash
On the Line recalls the 1944 Normandy invasion delay amid bad weather and political pressure. Ike Eisenhower faces Churchill pressing for Normandy involvement, King George VI intervenes, and Churchill withdraws. The piece frames Ike's lone, decisive burden and how history might have changed.
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Mr Boyle column tidbits show health trends and daily curiosities
A sprawling miscellany of health notes and curious facts covers spinal height loss, cancer rates among Eskimo women, camping spending, cheese and blood pressure, and a sunlit ice cube thought experiment. It also cites crisis flight, mortality warnings, and youth danger amid prosperity.
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National Geographic Society
Peter Ustinov
Horoscope for June 9 1960s Readers Born This Day
Born today you show emotional control and a keen science bent. ambition drives training despite financial limits. For each sign from Gemini to Taurus, guidance urges self awareness, steady action, and prudent timing to advance plans and avoid unnecessary friction.
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Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagitarius
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Five a day trivia and a civic event noted
The Q and A segment lists founders and birthplaces: American Red Cross founder Clara Barton, Beethoven born in Prussia, Bell in Edinburgh, Lord Byron author of The Prisoner of Chillon, Chopin master of the Polonaise. It also notes a 1880 Greenback Labor Party convention in Chicago and a guide telling usage and phrases.
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Scotland
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Frederic Francois Chopin
Terre Haute Tribune Tribune circulation and notices note
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette publish schedule and rates for Indiana and Illinois readers. The notice lists pricing for various editions and delivery options and states postal and republication rights and publisher contact details.
Birthdays and honors mark Terre Haute Rotary week
The Terre Haute Rotary Club rings in birthdays for Ed Wodicka Beecher Cromwell Bob Dawson and John Callahan this week. Barbara Minich shines academically while Carol Spence recovers from surgery. Christa Ruffer Cynthia DeWitt George Albright Jr and Thomas Tucker Henry Jr are noted as graduates and date holders. State Rep C Joseph Anderson gains support from John Dillon at a pre election dinner.
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Christa M. Ruffer
Tufts University
Medford
Mass
Christa
William A. Ruffer
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Cynthia J. Dewitt
Murray State University
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C. Joseph Anderson
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John J. Dillon
Owen County
Dillon
Rep. Anderson
Nixon backs GOP candidate in Minneapolis mayoral race
President Nixon endorses Dan Cohen in a nonpartisan Minneapolis contest against independent Charles Stenvig. Cohen’s ties to Nixon aim to energize the party though polls suggest he faces tough odds amid local concerns over disorder and law enforcement. Stenvig runs on a hard line against crime with a small, volunteer campaign fringe.
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Nixon
Dan Cohen
Charles Stenvig
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Law and Order
Wisconsin
Stenvig
Los Angeles
George Wallace
Stenvis
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