Editorial excerpt quotes Voltaire on free speech
The Terre Haute Tribune presents a quoted Voltaire line about defending free speech, prefaced by an editorial note critiquing or defending the principle in the context of public discourse.
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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1975
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune presents a quoted Voltaire line about defending free speech, prefaced by an editorial note critiquing or defending the principle in the context of public discourse.
Senator Harrison Williams cites testimony showing many elderly are effectively under house arrest. Low incomes and high crime neighborhoods leave the aged vulnerable, with inadequate police protection and fear of intruders. He urges society to shield and support the elderly in their final years.
A Office of Education study flags broad adult illiteracy with 52 million unable to read well enough for job ads and 86 million unable to compute car mileage. GAO calls for expanding the Adult Education Act of 1966 and for more creative outreach as current programs show little impact after nine years.
SUNY researchers under the Sea Grant program credit cleaner shores for Lake Erie's rebound. They cite larger New York landings of 333 000 pounds in the previous year and better recreational fishing and swimming conditions due to improved pollution controls, new treatment plants, and stricter discharge standards.
A New York Times wrap-up notes Chicago and other cities mock New York’s finances yet reveal compassion. The piece praises New York as a great place to live while acknowledging the city’s welfare costs, crime contrasts, and immense tourist appeal with landmarks like the Empire State Building and Times Square. The column ends with a tease that continues on page 12.
Washington reports a summer shortage of camping space as record crowds overwhelm national state and local parks. Park officials say reservations are essential and discuss plans like a Wilderness Renewal Program to ease the shortage.
Dr. David F. Paulson at Duke notes clomiphene may boost male fertility by increasing sperm count in selected cases. University of Toronto’s Dr. Yedy Israel reports anti thyroid drug propythiouracil may aid alcoholic hepatitis and cirrhosis, with human trials pending. USC's Dr. Lee Morsell introduces a mammography method using 10 times less radiation and plastic replacements to cut cost.
The Terre Haute Tribune lists pricing for home delivery and single copies, both evening and Sunday editions, plus mail rates for Indiana and Illinois residents. It notes circulation policies, post office details, and Associated Press rights.
The reader born on June 14 is described as highly ambitious valuing prestige and honor over money, willing to work hard, and sometimes outspoken. They can excel with truth tempered by tact and favor practical knowledge that can be applied usefully, revealing a realist approach to future prospects.
Gemini to Aries signs offer guidance on home projects family time sober planning and tactful requests. Advice stresses adapting routines, inviting input, offering incentives, and accepting help as needed with page 5 continuation promised.
Jim Bishop surveys Hollywood screenwriters as overworked underpaid wretches trapped by studio power. He recalls legends like Faulkner Parker and Wilder while noting option clauses and brutal rewrites. He cites The Garden of Allah bohemia, Parker's death, and the blacklist era as harsh proof of the industry’s grip on writers.
Senator Birch Bayh weighs a White House run while fellow liberal Frank Church slows due to CIA investigation duties. Bayh plans to decide this summer but keeps four deadlines, unsure if a year-long campaign fits his Senate career. His wife Marvella has recovered from surgery.
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