Editorial on Defending Free Speech and Voltaire Quote
The Terre Haute Tribune presents a stance on free speech, asserting that defending others' right to express unpopular views is essential. The piece emphasizes principled tolerance and the enduring value of open discourse in a democratic society.
Kelley Named to Head FBI The Challenge Ahead
The article discusses Kansas City Police Chief Clarence M. Kelley as a prospective FBI director candidate with 33 years in law enforcement, emphasizing his experience, integrity, and nonpartisanship. It outlines the task of restoring public trust and suggests Congress support stronger outside oversight to ensure proper FBI role in a free society.
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Solar energy from space could meet Earth’s growing power needs
United Nations delegate Franco Fiorio touts space based solar power as practical. Proposals include a large orbital collector sending energy via microwave beams and relay satellites distributing power to population centers. Benefits include no pollution and conservation of fossil fuels amid feasible tech.
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Har vard nutritionist dismisses crash diets and promotes sensible eating
The Harvard professor Dr. Jean Mayer argues that weight control relies on moderate portions and exercise rather than diet revolutions. He suggests a book titled Everything You Know Perfectly Well About Weight Control but Are Afraid to Face.
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Secretariat Triumph and Other Racing Tales Across a Busy Day
On the Line reviews Secretariat winning the Triple Crown by 31 lengths and earning Mrs. Tweedy $90,120 as well as Pass Over taking the Kansas Quarter Horse Futurity at Ruidoso Downs with $115,000 for owner Jack Delman. The piece also notes Father’s Day origins by Mrs. Bruce Dodd and mentions Dial Easy and Fasy finishing behind, plus a nod to Lee Nix family intrigue and the broader race-day frenzy.
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Speaking on Your Health Tiny amounts of blood in sputum worries many
A reader asks about blood in spit and fears of cancer or tuberculosis. The doctor notes that small specks often come from minor causes and do not always indicate serious disease and that chest X rays and ENT exams can reveal major issues.
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Horoscope for June 16 Readers see big dreams and crusading urges
The column urges born readers to pursue large projects while avoiding overload. It then covers Sunday zodiac guidance for Gemini through Pisces with cautions on balance, spiritual gains, responsibilities, and practical steps for progress. Continued on Page 6 Cai. 2
Brando Indictment Of Film Industry Debated
The Lighter Side column defends Marlon Brando's critique of film treatment of American Indians. It cites old westerns and late night TV reruns, noting scenes of wagon trains attacked by Indians with backward turning wheels as a supposed ploy to mislead Indigenous characters.
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Terre Haute Tribune Publication and mailing terms notice
The Terre Haute Tribune announces subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois regions including Evening and Sunday plans with varying term lengths. It also states mailing details, post office standards, and rights disclaimer about unsolicited submissions and republication of AP dispatches.
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The Family Tree Jumble in Jim Bishop's Memoir
Jim Bishop recalls chasing lineage from Ireland through the Bishop and Tier families. He visits County Wexford and upper Scoby to meet a bishop with a blunt view on heritage, while noting emigration to the U S Australia and Canada led by the girls.
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Nixon loses bid for long term GOP majority in Watergate era
Washington by Marianne Means outlines how Watergate damages Nixon's plan for a new Republican majority built on independents and cross over voters. It notes shifts in support among Catholics, conservatives, and labor families, plus payoff effects of court rulings, the Vietnam cease fire, and McGovern's exit weakening the administration's political leverage.
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