Washington Window on Mayaguez aftermath and civil discourse
The column argues American tolerance for dissent signals a revival of independent judgment and free choice after the Mayaguez affair. It notes broad public support for Ford's use of force, while critics challenge diplomacy, casualties, and UN intercession, comparing to the 1964 Tonkin Gulf votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayaguez
Ford
Gulf of Tonkin
U.S
Vietnam
House
Senate
Revolutionary hernia control plan claims easy rupture relief
An advertisement promotes a new trussless hernia control plan by W. L. Powell at the Ritz Plaza Motel in Indianapolis and invites attendance June 14 from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. The pitch emphasizes comfort, no belts or straps, and avoidance of surgery, with a mailing address in Indianapolis 46219.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Powell
Ritz Plaza
E. Wabash
T.H
E. St. Joseph St
Indianapolis
Saigon’s new order harsher on crime than Thieu era
The piece cites AP correspondent George Esper noting Saigon’s provisional government publicizes crime and enforces laws more strictly. It contrasts police practices under Thieu’s dictatorship with today, arguing the new regime embraces real law and order, provoking a call for broader columnist critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Esper
Saigon
Thieu
Esper
Attica
Tom Wicker
Meeting Set for Tractor Pull Committee
Members of the tractor pull committee will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Cottage Inn in Vigo County. Max Miller, Extension Service agent for community development, said the gathering will review plans and logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Inn
S. 3Rd St
Max Miller
Vigo County Extension Service
Health tips and ringworm details from Dear Miss column
The page discusses paroxysmal tachycardia triggered by alcohol and foods and advises avoiding brandy. It answers a reader question about ringworm, noting its contagious fungal nature caused by trychophyton, also called tinea, and lists common sites. It warns that good hygiene plus anti fungal drugs usually control the infections.
Notre Dame Gender Row and Girls in Sports Debate
The piece mocks a debate over whether schools should force more girls into active sports and other roles. It cites Father Hesburgh and the NCAA lawyer Mike Scott while lampooning campus figures and a fictional motto about supporting pigs and cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Hesburgh
Bella Abzug
Fighting Irish of
Weinberger
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Mike Scott
SPCYW
Anglophile Travels and Air Travel Gripes in a Flight of Fancy
A colorful, tongue in cheek rant critiques airlines and ad culture. The speaker imagines encounters with figures like Peter Sellers and the Red Baron, references TWA and Lufthansa, and jokes about flying to various destinations on comfort and loyalty. The piece blends humor with aviation brand jabs and personal quirks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenue
Qantas
Peter Sellers
Lakehurst
N.J
Hindenburg
Friedrichshafen
Red Baron
Manfred von Richthofen
Lufthansa
Eddie Rickenbacker
Snoopy
Olympic Airlines
Metaxa
Dover
Robert Morley
British Airways
Miami
Fort Lauderdale
National
Eunice
Horoscope Turns Like a Friend's Example
Aries March 21 April 19 advised to seek more mileage from current aids and consider a change of personnel with efforts redirected homeward. Taurus April 20 May 20 urged to keep wits about and prevent plans from failing if others balk in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aries
Taurus
Valley Safety Council To Meet
The Wabash Valley Safety Council schedules a 7 30 p m Thursday meeting hosted by Chas Pfizer Co. Doug Jarvis of Weston Paper Co reports forty safety directors attended the May session from local firms. A sixty member goal is set with planned programs. Dr Richard Spear of ISU will present Industrial Hygiene followed by a discussion. Plant safety directors not contacted are urged to attend June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Valley Safety Council
Chas. Pfizer Company
Doug Jarvis
Weston Paper Co
Wabash Valley
Richard Spear
ISU
Landini couple to greet TMU students Thursday
ISU President Richard G. Landini and Mrs Landini will greet students Thursday morning from 9 to 11 at the Tirey Memorial Union patio. The TMU board will provide coffee and donuts for the Dunkin Donuts interlude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ISU
Richard G. Landini
Landini
Tirey Memorial Union
TMU
Gesterfield Named Director of Illinois State Library
Kathryn J. Gesterfield, acting director since November 1974, was appointed to the director’s post by Secretary of State Michael J. Howlett. She will assume the job August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield, Ill
Kathryn J. Gesterfield
Illinois State Library
Michael J. Howlett
Howlett
Gesterfield
Local Dissolutions and Property Transfers Listed in Vital Stats
The notice lists petitions and verified complaints for marriages dissolved or dissolved, including Angela Jo Long and Stephen W. Long, Norma L. Rudisel and Delbert Rudisel Jr., Gilda Hill and Alphes Hill, Warren T. Cooper and Margie D. Cooper, and other couples. It also notes multiple real estate transfers such as Vernon J. Petrie and Thomas O. Moreland to Carl E. Weiler, Nina C. Stark to Fred A. Ash, J. C. Spence & Associates to William C. Olson, and various parcels in Chauncey Rose sub and Stark’s Heirs sub, plus several district residents changing spouses or titles and occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas O. Moreland
Carl E. Weiler
W. F. Adams
Nina C. Stark
Christopher D. Stark
Fred A. Ash
Stark
Gayle D. Sisson
Jimmie L
Collean G. Beecher
Chauncey Rose
Donna R. Watts
Gailard B. Ring
Henry Otte
Russell Smith Jr
Timothy D. Smith
Karl Warwik
Kenneth A. Cox
Oscar
Nettie F. Creal
Diana Shaffer
William J. Cochran
SW Corner
Sandra L. Shouse
Alexander Shouse
Henry Curlin
Mary Cousin
Births Report From Clinton and Nearby Areas
A series of birth notices records newborns born to families in Clinton and surrounding towns. Couples listed include Stateler Clinton June 5 a boy. Frazier Rosedale June 6 a girl. DAngelo Oak Street June 6 a boy. and additional births through June 9 at local residences and St. Anthony Hospital Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stateler
Ronnie
Clinton
Frazier
Byron
Rosedale
D’angelo
Anthony
Oak St
Creasey
Stephen
West Terre Haute
Jeffers
James
Jones
Michael
N. 19Th St
Craig
Jack
Clay City
Hull
Terry
S. 8Th St
Jackson
John
Margaret Ave
Westerman
William
Drive
Fonner
Mrs. Russell
St. Anthony Hospital
Newport
Samuel
Hulman St
Payne
Fred
Paris
Reed
Gary
S. 9Th St
Samide
N. 4Th St
Huttelmayer
Johnny
Bee
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Washington
United Nations
Miss L.A
Valley Safety Council
Superior Court
Angela Jo Long
Stephen W. Long
Dix
Patrick
Ratcliffe and
Adamson
Norma L. Rudisel
Delbert Rudisel Jr
Beecher & Beecher
Gilda Hill
Alphes Hill
Berry, Miller
Wright & Shagley
Lyda Norton
Richard Hipples
Cronin & Bolin
Warren T
Cooper
Margie D. R
Cooper, Beecher & Kite
Indiana Savings & Loan Assn
Jackie E. Snow
Mary F- Snow
United States of America
Aero Finance
Marshall
Batman
Day & Swango
Ralph L. Churchill
City of
Terre Haute
Vernon J. Petrie
John H. Caldwell
Ann Christine Zwerner
Timothy A. Michael
Franklin, O
Melinda L. Vogel
Jack E. Lowe
Prairieton
Ind
Mary C. Bedwell
Worldscope
Nelson Rockefeller
Choose One
Central Intelligence Agency
Frank Zarb
Earl Butz
Ford Administration
Israel
Sinai
Canal Front
Egypt
Eisaku Sato
Japan
Tokyo
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Anwar Sadat
THE
Alaska
Sportlight
Baltimore
California Angels
Nolan Ryan
Sandy Koufax
Babe Ruth
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Milwaukee Bucks
National Basketball Association
Golden State
RIN Ised Bullets
Ezzard Charles
Joe Louis
Philadelphia Flyers
VEC, Inc
Madison
Wisconsin
Terre Haute Savings Bank AD
MEIS
Plaza North
Honey Creek
Watash Terre Haute
Indiana
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