Court-pressing call to strengthen gun control measures
The Terre Haute Tribune editorial urges Congress to strengthen the anti crime bill beyond its weak gun control provisions. It warns that current limits fail to deter violence or protect rights, noting missteps on wiretapping and Supreme Court precedents. It advocates prompt reconsideration to curb violence nationwide.
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Kennedy
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Martin Luther King Jr
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White House
Senate
Supreme Court
Terre Haute
Tribune - Star Publishing Co., Inc
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Terre Haute Tribune masthead and contact notice
The fragment shows the Terre Haute Tribune masthead with publication details, subscription rates, postal info, and boilerplate about submission and Associated Press rights. It reflects a historic newspaper’s introductory material rather than a news story, noting delivery guidance and circulation terms.
Principle Poorly Served In Los Angeles Kennedy case
A critique of Mayor Sam Yorty for televised disclosures about notebooks in Bishara Sirhan's room. The piece argues public officials should avoid inflammatory comments that could prejudice a criminal case and harm the pursuit of justice. It warns such remarks may undermine the principle of fair trial.
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Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Yorty
Bishara Sirhan
California
Thomas C. Lynch
Randolph Churchill Dies at 57 in Shadow of His Father
Randolph Churchill, oldest son of Sir Winston Churchill, died at age 57. He failed to follow his father into public life yet led a remarkable career as a World War II liaison in Yugoslavia with Tito, a journalist, and author of several books including a study of the 1967 Middle East War.
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Sir Winston Churchill
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Kennedy
Sir Winston
What the hell is going on in America today
By Bob Considine the column laments Vietnam era turmoil and a shaken American dream. It questions the nation’s direction, recalls the Arsenal of Democracy image, and notes threats faced by leaders like Robert Kennedy and Lyndon B Johnson as the country reels amid war and social upheaval.
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Vietnam
Plains of Abraham location and Ethiopian capital noted
The text asks where the Plains of Abraham lie, confirms Addis Ababa as the Ethiopian capital, and explains Ethelred the Unready’s name meaning without rede and other trivia about dogs and Aeschylus. It blends questions with tidbits on language and history.
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Aeschylus
Abyssinia
Ethiopia
Ethelred the
Quebec
Canada
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Addis Ababa
Our Mr. Boyle Retirement Farewell Jokes Fly Fast
AP wires describe a retirement humor parade for Ned Boyle with coworkers speculating on a final payday. The anecdotes joke about pension, future plans, and a farewell gift while noting his long tenure and a party planned at the executive lunch club.
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Ned
Horoscope Tuesday June 11 Readers receive sun sign guidance
The column opens with traits for born today. Gemini to Taurus advise steady progress in business, cautious love, and practical decisions. Each sign offers quick guidance on timing and judgment, urging grounded actions, attentive detail, and careful risk assessment for the day.
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Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Aries
Taurus
Nose News highlights and community notices
Tribune staffers honor Norman Dunlap at a morning brunch in the Administration Building. Larry Gallagher departs for Sarasota for a summer with the Cleveland Indians farm system. Lori Michele Klotz celebrates her fourth birthday tied to her parents wedding anniversary. Nick Agresta promotes flags, selling his 500th and aiming for 1,000. Eric Ainell and Emerline Fairbanks staffers recover from illness or surgery. ISU Naval Reserve unit gains Ensign Jan B Scott after commissioning.
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Larry Gallagher
Cleveland Indians
Sarasota
Fla
Lori Michele Klotz
John and
Carolien Klotz
Lori
Nosey
Kriefenstein American Legion Post
United States
Nick Agresta
John Hoare
Bob Pfrank
Twelve Points
Nick
N. 10Th St
Eric Ainell
City Sanitary Board
Union Hospital
Mary Mathes
Emerline Fairbanks
Naval Reserve
ISU
Jan B. Scott
Walter Winchell on Security Guards at Presidential Events
Walter Winchell recalls tense moments with Secret Service protection during LBJ and Ike appearances. He describes being pushed, denied access, and near-misses as agents shielded the President and notes a press trip with the White House corps. He questions credentials and access.
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Century Plaza Hotel
LBJ
Feds
White House
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