Editorial Reflection on Free Speech and Duty to Defend
A Terre Haute Tribune editorial invokes Voltaire to argue for defending all speech even when disapproved. It stresses the principle of free expression as essential to democracy and cautions against suppressing dissenting views.
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Albatross Around Neck The Arms Race and Its Costs
A United Nations report highlights that global military spending reaches 200 billion dollars annually, dwarfing education and health totals. It notes military spending consumes 6.5 percent of world GDP, benefits few producers, drains resources, and weighs on development aid and medical research. The piece argues for reducing arms expenditures to fund life-enhancing needs.
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No Sanctuary proposal pressuring airlines over hijackers
The ALPA proposes no sanctuary for hijackers by halting flights to states that shelter them. It argues such action could compel reluctant governments to cooperate, with support from the IFALPA. The piece notes Cuba and some Arab states shield hijackers, and suggests airline pressure might alter officials' views.
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Tribune masthead notice and postage rates
The Terre Haute Tribune lists subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois with varying terms. It also supplies contact hours for delivery issues and includes publishing company details, mailing classifications, and copyright boilerplate.
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Terre Haute
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No Education Bonanza From New York Lottery Five Year Review
The fifth anniversary review of New York State Lottery shows it has raised 158.8 million dollars over five years, far below predicted gains. After prizes and administration, about 45 percent goes to the general fund, with little evidence those funds boosted education.
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New York
Window Theft at Tindley Church Tests Boldness
In Philadelphia the stained glass window from Tindley United Methodist Church disappeared after a handyman was seen near the back during a Sunday service. The pastor later discovered the window missing, highlighting a bold crime evolving from an ordinary church visit.
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Philadelphia
Jokes and jabs from Nixon Brezhnev trip differ in tone
On the Line reports a string of political jokes from Nixon and Brezhnev during their visit. The pieces mock Cold War symbols, Poland, and Chinese intervention, ending with a note continued on Page 6.
Our Mr Boyle and the Daughter Tracy Ann suitors
A New York father reflects on the flood of suitors for his nearly 19 year old daughter Tracy Ann. He jokes about his daughter’s stern rule and his own shy youth, praising the young men as clean and confident if noisy. Continued on Page 6.
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Tracy Ann
Tracy
Speaking of Your Health Ulcer Personality and Stress
A reader asks about an ulcer type personality and changing habits. The doctor explains ulcers arise from stress and pacing, notes opposite temperaments can also suffer, and urges medical advice and diet change without fear, advising tempo and work routine adjustments. Continued on Page 6. Col. 4.
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Horoscope Tuesday June 13 Readers warned of restless temper
A dated horoscope warns of an explosive temperament and urges social bonding at work to avoid career setbacks. It advises caution against chasing quick wealth, encourages perseverance, and stresses focus to turn talents into success across signs Cancer to Aries with a note to continue on Page 6.
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Commercial Solvents bowlers honored at 1972 banquet
At the 1972 bowling banquet Commercial Solvents Corp awards went to Don Glenn most improved bowler Jack Roman high actual series Bill Fogel high actual game Harry Steward high handicap series and Kermit Sparks high handicap game.
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Jack Roman
Bill Fogel
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Kermit Sparks
Vietnamization status shows Saigon still standing
John P. Roche argues Vietnamization leaves South Vietnam intact with a fighting army and a responsive Thieu, while Hanoi has captured Quang Tri City and suppressed the Viet Cong Main Force. He notes opposition figures in Saigon resist a forced coalition and predicts a possible tripartite peace scenario.
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Stalin
Warsaw
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Nguyen Duy Trinh
Anthony Lewis Alrady
Paris
P.R.G
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