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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1975
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune editorial cites Voltaire’s pledge to defend free speech amid debate over expressing unpopular views. It defends civil liberties while noting the responsibilities that accompany expressive rights.
The piece notes eight and a half million Americans out of work as of May with unemployment未 reaching 9.2 percent. It cites modest May gains in total employment and hours, a lower layoff rate, and cites President Ford’s veto of the emergency jobs bill as hampering relief. Congress faces renewed efforts to address this broad national issue.
Pamela Froderman and Kimberly Pitts two ISU nursing students depart from New York City for two months as nursing assistants with World Gospel Mission Summer Career Corps in Burundi East Africa. They expect to graduate in May 1976 and return August 12.
Rep Moris Udall of Arizona charges George C Wallace evades substantive questions on taxes jobs privilege and remedies in his bid for the presidency. Udall says Wallace should offer concrete ideas and solutions rather than blame bureaucrats and liberals.
Belgium will join the Netherlands Norway and Sweden in ordering 348 F16 fighters to replace Mirage planes. The U S Air Force plans 650 aircraft and General Dynamics hopes to sell 3000 F16s. At 6.1 million each the deal signals about 18.3 billion in potential sales with parts raising total toward 20 billion. Arms spending dwarfs other major expenditures.
The Terre Haute Tribune outlines delivery options including evening and Sunday home delivery and mail rates by region. It lists prices for weekly and yearly subscriptions, carrier delivery, and single copies, plus contact instructions for missed copies and mailing details.
The reading warns you are highly protective and quick to rush into decisions hoping others will rescue you. It urges developing self reliance and balancing emotion with reason as life stays hectic yet exciting. To learn tomorrow’s guidance, pick your birthday.
The Polish American Congress MA division petitions 325 House members and 80 Senators to probe Polish joke defamation. They seek Civil Rights Act remedies for discrimination affecting employment and schooling, citing Goebbels era tactics and widespread social harm. The column then shifts to Father’s Day rankings and Hallmark card industry notes.
A Del. mother asks about her 11 year old daughter who cannot sleep and wanders at night after a scary film. Dr Coleman explains trauma can be physical or emotional and varies in severity, advising care and consideration.
UPI analysis notes Indochina war’s end pressures Japan to reassess Asia policy. With U S forces likely withdrawing within a year, Japan must decide its future role while maintaining defense ties to the United States and watching China Soviet rivalries.
A Japanese official calls Tokyo's contribution modest while public opinion resists militarization including nuclear arms. The piece notes Japan's self defense forces fall 30,000 short, the U.S. 7th Fleet's strength in the Pacific, and concerns about keeping sea lanes open amid global conflict risks. Also includes a horoscope section guiding daily actions.
The Zorah Shrine Oriental Band wins first place in the large bands division at the Great Lakes Regional Contest in Grand Rapids Michigan. Mohammed Temple Peoria Ill and Zenobia Temple Toledo Ohio place second and third. Delmar Jones directs the group as a member notes regional officials.
Washington by Marianne Means recounts a personal encounter with city leash laws and municipal enforcement. A beagle in danger prompts a frustrated citizen to approach neighbors and police before learning the district counsel's office is unreachable by phone.
The narrator skips work to file a complaint at the corporation counsel’s desk in the District of Columbia. The official dismisses the case and cites enforcement limits, suggesting peaceful alternatives while noting the broader indifference of city governments to laws meant to protect life and property.
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