Bowen appoints Bauer to Indiana Higher Education Commission
Governor Bowen selects Frederick T. Bauer Terre Haute attorney and former legislator to join the 12 member State Higher Education Commission. Bauer served 1963 to 1972 in the General Assembly and has long been active in education policy shaping. The commission, created in 1971, coordinates planning for state universities and works with private colleges, with members serving without pay.
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Otis R. Bowen
Frederick T. Bauer
Terre Haute
Higher Education
Bauer
Indiana General Assembly
Bowen
Commission
Hoosierland
Indiana
Editorial Motto in Defense of Free Speech
The Terre Haute Tribune quotes Voltaire about defending freedom of expression while noting the newspaper's commitment to civil discourse. It frames free speech as a fundamental right, even amid disagreement, echoing historical debate on liberty and responsibility.
Watergate shows a broader threat than dirty tricks
The piece argues the Watergate scandal goes beyond past political misdeeds by showing a widespread effort to use campaign funds to gain and retain power and to cover up actions. It cites the Fair Campaign Practices Committee calling 1972 the worst in two decades and lists unethical tactics tied to the break in at Democratic headquarters.
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Teapot Dome
Truman
Bobby Baker
Johnson
Senate
Fair Campaign Practices Committee
Democratic National Committee
Watergate
Solzhenitsyn Denied Moscow Living Permit Sparks Critique
The Kremlin refuses a Moscow living permit for Alexander Solzhenitsyn after he registered marriage to Natalya Svetlova. Six weeks pass without action, seen as another petty harassment of a writer famed for truth telling and critical of Soviet life.
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Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Solzhenitsyn
West
Moscow
Natalya Svetlova
Bradley’s Los Angeles mayor race marks progress in race relations
The piece reflects on Thomas Bradley’s 1989 defeat and Sam Yorty’s victory as a turning point in black political struggles. It argues progress is real but incomplete, noting that durable political success requires steady organization and that fears about a new urban mood are overdrawn.
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Thomas Bradley
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
America
Gas Shortage Sparks Paranoid Theories Over Energy Crisis
The piece notes meager holiday travel and surprisingly stable gasoline supplies after Memorial Day. A reader Closes with suspicions of a nationwide coverup involving Nixon and predecessors, while another calls for caution before blaming the presidents.
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Washington
UPI
Speaking of Your Health Family Circus Health News
A study of 8000 men aged 30 to 64 shows recovery from a first heart attack can lead to prognosis as good as someone without heart history. Constant surveillance diet exercise and drugs can reduce recurrence. Also Hall Brooke Foundation found median weekly verbal exchange between spouses is 272 minutes. Continued on Page 6 Col 4.
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William F. Kroll
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Hall-Brooke Foundation
Westbrook
Conn
Terre Haute Tribune publication details and policies
The Terre Haute Tribune issues postal and subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois residents and outlines delivery policies. It notes Sunday and evening editions, rates by duration, and carrier service, with publishing and postal designations and rights reserved by Tribune-Star Publishing Co.
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Indiana
Illinois
Tribune
Epmapegongten
Terre Haute
Congress
Tribune- Star. Publishing Co
Wabash Ave
Terré Haute
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Horoscope Highlights for June 9 196? Daily Reading
Weekend zodiac guidance focuses on trust and caution with personal goals finances and relationships. Each sign receives tailored prompts from Gemini to Aries urging clear communication focus perseverance health and self‑respect as the day unfolds.
Mailorder health insurance sales face scrutiny and losses
The Senate Antitrust and Monopolies Subcommittee hearings on mailorder health insurance yielded little regulatory tightening. Consumer Reports finds many policies are hard to collect from and often exclude costs, with two year contestability and low average hospital payouts.
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Consumer Reports
Watergate reshapes 1974 76 races Democrats gain Republicans lose
Washington by Marianne Means analyzes how Watergate affects upcoming elections. Democrats may benefit from a push for integrity while Republicans face renewed distrust. Kennedy faces scrutiny due to Chappaquiddick and Nixon’s scandal prompts broader derision of political conduct. Bradley defeats Yorty in Los Angeles, signaling distrust pressure on incumbents.
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Edward Kennedy
Mass
Kennedy
Chappaquiddick
Henry Jackson
Wash
Congress
Senate Watergate Investigating Committee
Lowell Weicker
Conn
Nixon
Charles Percy
Washington
Iowa
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