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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1972
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune presents Voltaire’s line about defending speech, framing a discussion on free expression and its limits in public life. The piece weighs principle against provocation, urging readers to value open dialogue.
The United Nations Conference on the Human Environment in Stockholm faces distraction from debates on ecological warfare in Vietnam and a Chinese proposal challenging consensus on principles. The dispute highlights tensions between developed nations pushing for global cleanup and developing nations seeking to grow without hindrance.
Rep William S Moorhead confronts the Nixon secrecy policy arguing it is unworkable and full of loopholes He proposes creating an independent regulatory body with broad powers over security classification A congressional review of the issue is urged with consideration of all options by lawmakers
Two doctors from Fort Lauderdale and New York describe health issues linked to hippie living. They urge washing with soap and water to prevent problems such as itchy scalps, vagabond skin, headband rash, and navel rash from belt buckle irritation.
Judge Joseph S. Lord III ruled the 1968 federal wire tapping law unconstitutional in Philadelphia. Other federal courts have upheld its constitutionality, highlighting Fourth Amendment limits on searches and seizures. The decision is not final but adds to the debate on privacy and intrusion.
A On the Line column notes a campaign mailgram targeting Millie McGovern and California delegates, urging $500 to $5,000 plus funds for the Miami campaign. It mentions Ed Muskie, Sam Yorty, and others, with a tease that Yorty’s bid may falter as Humphrey and Mills also loom in the race.
The piece notes government expo exhibits on racing and futuristic cars with spoilers to prevent lift at high speeds. It traces early flight concepts from the Renaissance to Wilbur and Orville Velocipede and mentions a $6 million NSF grant aiding their inverted wing machine. It ends referencing continued coverage on page 6.
Scientists expand a skin-to-brain vision system to practical testing in U S and Europe. Studies at Smith Kettlewell Institute and at Linkoping University and Good Samaritan Hospital train blind volunteers to interpret electrical skin signals as recognizable images.
The Terre Haute Tribune fixes mail and evening rate plans for Indiana and Illinois readers including annual and seasonal options. Readers are urged to report missing copies by 7 p.m. to receive replacements. The notice lists pricing and service areas and states The Tribune’s publishing details and copyright notices.
Born on June 17 you blend practicality with artistic talent and could turn it into early commercial success. You aim for steady goals, follow through with discipline, and may mature later than others. You are high strung about career but temperamental in social life, affecting friendships.
Damon Runyon recounts a humorous note about two mature cabbages stolen from Hibiscus Island Miami. He and caretaker John Tyler recall cabbage names Nip and Tuck and hint a local culprit with ladies shoes footprints. The piece blends Runyon wit with island backdrop.
In a post loss interview on a campaign flight to Washington Sen. Hubert Humphrey discusses McGovern’s appeal to money and organization, aging liberal support, and the political strategy to win a general election. He doubts Vietnam will dominate by fall and contemplates withdrawing before the convention.
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