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Newspaper

Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1969

Page

4

AMSA and the Debate Over Military Spending and U S Security

The Terre Haute Tribune editorial challenges AMSA the Air Force advanced manned supersonic aircraft plan costing eight to 12 billion dollars arguing that economic warfare to pressure the Soviet Union is a dubious national security method. It questions prioritizing military projects over domestic needs and concludes the answer is no.

Pentagon John Q Air Force AMSA Russia United States

Space Budget Debate Sets Course For Moon Era

NASA budget stands near 3.9 billion dollars with calls to raise to five to six billion to keep pace with the Soviet Union. Dr. Thomas O Paine argues for higher funding while balancing domestic priorities and avoiding duplicate efforts.

Thomas O. Paine NASA House United States Soviet Union

Children Who Smoke It Survey Reveals Early Smoking

A Michigan survey of about 1,000 children aged 10 to 15 finds 13 percent smoke and more than half of those started before age 10. The article suggests similar results elsewhere and calls for stricter enforcement against illegal sales to underage buyers.

Michigan

Fair Exchange: Nairobi Elephant Fights Train

An elephant in Nairobi was hit by a train and waited by the tracks. Hours later another train approached and the animal rammed it, damaging a car’s braking system in a tit-for-tat contest. The incident underscores the idea that individuals can act decisively in a complex world.

Nairobi Kenya

Bradley misses Belmont Stakes as war hero and wife attend

General Omar Bradley and his vivacious wife are devoted race fans who study form before betting. At a 52 Association event they discussed Majestic Prince and Dike, while Mrs Bradley's lobster bisque quip and her singing for French Ambassador Lucet added color to the evening.

New York Omar Bradley Normandy Ures Shor’s 52 Association Darryl F. Zanuck Frank MecMahon Bradley Mr. Rushmore Dike Americana Patton Gerow Simpson Hodges Charles Lucet

Quiz Answers From A Graded Toss

It Happened Today notes a 1682 tornado in New Haven Conn. The short quiz lists Scourge of God as Attila the Hun and says Andersen was born in Denmark and Audubon in Santo Domingo. It states Aristotle taught Plato. P T Barnum stands for Phineas Taylor.

Hans Christian Andersen John James Audubon Plato Aristotle P. T P. T. Barnum United States New Haven Conn Attilla the Hun Denmark Santo Domingo Haiti Phineas Taylor

Mr Boyle on Humility and Self Esteem

A column offers humorous examples of vanity and humility from everyday life and public conduct. It cites inflated egos harming individuals and nations, then lists comical situations that deflate pride, ending with a note about a readers’ continued installment.

New York

Horoscope Tuesday June 10

Born today you show strong interest in the arts and may pursue music painting or writing as a career. Be wary of exaggerating small talents and avoid disappointing others as you navigate romantic horizons and marriage choices with mindful judgment.

Capricorn Aquarius Pisces Aries Taurus

Tribune and Terre Haute Gazette combine history and notice details

Public notices and historic masthead details from the Terre Haute Tribune and Terre Haute Gazette show publishers Keifer and Cox with postal and subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois. The note covers mailing, delivery, and rights restrictions, plus Associated Press claims and republication rules.

Tribune notes around town and region

Leonora Williamson returns from Europe after visiting Spain Portugal Rome Paris and London and plans home visit to her parents before New York. Nancy Clements ISU student from Columbus begins field work at Vigo County Health Department as Public Health Educator. John and Carolien Klotz celebrate ninth anniversary and Lori Michel le fifth birthday. Claude Roloff enrolls in six week economics institute at North Texas State University starting June 16. Regular young candy visitors at Norm Chad Dunlap home listed with several names. Timothy Paige USN serving aboard USS Saratoga visited by President Nixon.

Leonora Williamson Tribune Europe Spain Portugal Rome Paris London Raymond Williamson New York Vigo County Nosey Nancy Clements Indiana State University Columbus Ind Health Nancy Claude “Woody” Roloff Gerstmeyer High School North Texas State University Denton Tex

Kennedy in-law dynamics shape Shriver political path

Marianne Means notes that Sargent Shriver eyeing a 1970 run in Maryland faces limited top‑tier options as Man del and Tydings seek re‑election. Shriver’s Paris ambassadorship and cooling Kennedy ties complicate a bid, with Nixon seeking a trusted envoy amid post‑election shifts.

Kennedy Edward Kennedy Dmass Steve Smith Jean Kennedy New York Peter Lawford Pat Kennedy France Sargent Shriver Eunice Kennedy Shriver Maryland Democratic Organization Maryland Montgomery County GOP Gilbert Gude House of Representatives Illinois Chicago Dick Daley Marvin Mandel Joe Tydings United Nations Nixon Kennedys Sen Humphrey

Satellite Feeding cuts lunch costs for Philadelphia students

The Philadelphia school district launches Satellite Feeding to provide meals as low as 10 cents. Meals are prepared centrally, trucked to schools, reheated, and served in lunchrooms or classrooms, per a school board spokesman.

Philadelphia UPI

Ancient Thracian Wall Unearthed Near Jassy

Excavations near Jassy Romania uncovered a three yard wide stone wall built by Thracians in the 4th century BC, according to UPI sourced Agerpress reports.

Vienna UPI Jassy Agerpress

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Terre Haute Voltaire America National Aeronautics and Space Administration Fair Exchange By Bob Considine Horace Mann THE By Bil Keane Daddy Debbie Mr. Boyle Hal Boyle Red Cross Stella Gemini Leo Virgo Louis F. Keifer Pres Marlee A. Cox Terre Haute Gazette Terre Haute Tribune Call the Tribune the Tribune Indiana Tribune Company Associated Press Klotz S. 24Th St John Carolien Lori Michelle Normchar Dunlap Janet Elliott Susan Ternes Pam Kirchner Deann Brown Jonny Cox Beth Becky Jimmy Billy Timothy E. Paige USN Henry A. Paige Clinton Road Saratoga Richard M. Nixon Washington Marianne Sen. Tydings Spiro Agnew Agnew Statehouse
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