Editorial Motto Echoes Free Speech Stand
A Terre Haute Tribune editorial quotes Voltaire to defend free speech amid ongoing debate. The piece frames the adage I may disapprove of what you say but I will defend to the death your right to say it as a principled stance for public discourse.
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No Place for Military Chiefs in Civilian Government
A defense of civilian control warns against appointing active duty generals like Gen. Alexander M. Haig to the White House staff. Critics, led by Sen. Stuart Symington, fear such moves breach U S code and risk military involvement in civilian affairs. Pentagon legal arguments say Haig serves under presidential order, but concerns remain about setting a precedent.
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The Greek Junta Controls Greece through Referendum Plan
The Greek military regime continues to consolidate power after abolishing the monarchy on June 1. It seeks a national referendum to confirm republic status and Papadopoulos as president, with a second vote possible if the public rejects abolition. The junta controls media and limits genuine democratic choice.
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Push for Equal Rights Coalition Forms to Back ERA Ratification
The ERA faces opposition after a strong start as eight more states must ratify to enshrine sex discrimination ban in the Constitution. A 25 organization coalition, including Common Cause, plans to support the final push and elect legislators favorable to ERA in 1975 amid ongoing debates and misrepresentation.
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On the Line: Irish Escape Delights U.S. Reporters
A New York newsman savoring Ireland finds news zeal waning amid tranquil waters and old world calm. He recalls peers Austen Lake Barry Gray Carleton Kent Walter Trohan and Charles Lucey who swapped feverish pace for the land’s green pace and quiet truths.
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Our Mr Boyle and World News Treasury
A collection of trivia notes on litter fines in Hong Kong, languages spoken worldwide, Esperanto’s origin, U S Savings Bonds, and Ice Age geography. The item blends quotations and miscellaneous facts with a note to continue on Page 8.
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Cupping and Acupuncture Compared
The reader asks if cupping is related to acupuncture. Both are old therapies but acupuncture is a 3000 year Chinese practice studied by NIH in modern research, while cupping is an ancient blood-letting method used by Egyptians and others to draw out illness through the skin.
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Monday Zodiac Forecast For June 18 Read by Readers
Born today you exhibit courage to face daring tasks yet prefer personal satisfaction over riches. Gemini to Aries sections offer guidance on pacing work, avoiding errors, seeking rewards, and aligning goals with timing and collaboration.
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Terre Haute Biz Notes and Local Moves Highlight 1973
The Terre Haute Tribune notes HLM staff retirements after 53 years juggling horse racing and baseball, BERT EVINGER to lead Pride City Packing, and three 10 year service pins at Ana Conda Aluminum for MYRON K ELLIS GENE R FOLTZ JERRY W HUGHES. It also covers moves by BOB and LINDA GRIFFIN and Dr BOB to new homes and offices, updates on ill and aging residents, a new Terre Haute Rotary member THOMAS A GARRETT, honors for Vietnam service including LT KENNEDY's Bronze Star and Guard leadership, and confirms ongoing National Guard involvement.
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Hickel's Fire Under Nixon Reissued Watergate Edition
Former Interior Secretary Walter Hickel criticizes secrecy and partisanship in Nixon administration in his 1970s memoir now reissued as Watergate Edition. He recounts clashes with Haldeman Ehrlichman Kissinger and a failed bid for White House return while musing on Alaska Senate run and Micronesia independence proposal. Greece's Dodecanese Islands are noted for a thriving sponge trade.
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