Editorials Quote on Free Speech by Voltaire
Terre Haute Tribune notes Voltaire's maxim I may disapprove of what you say but defend to the death your right to say it. The piece frames the enduring defense of free expression and urges readers to uphold civil liberties in discourse.
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Longevity frontier spurs thoughts on youth elixir
The article recalls Ponce de Leon and Huxley as it notes Dr. Donald Harman of the University of Nebraska found mice life spans nearly doubled by the preservative chemical butylated hydroxytoluene. It warns results may not translate to humans and ponders future aging limits and world crowding.
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Donald Harman
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Justifiable for Scholars on USIA Film Access
The text argues against broad domestic showing of USIA films, noting Kennedy film release as a unique case. It supports limiting USIA films to foreign viewing and resisting general access, while allowing bona fide scholars access to the Kennedy material under strict conditions after the president's term. The cautionary stance emphasizes preserving the proscription and avoiding precedent.
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Supreme Court upholds contempt conviction of university editor
The Supreme Court declined to hear Annette Lesley Buchanan's appeal, affirming her contempt conviction for defying a grand jury by not disclosing confidential news sources. The decision raises concerns about press freedom and the public's right to know as it may deter newsmen and sources from sharing information in the future.
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The Busybody Do Gooders In Our Society
The essay praises volunteers who seek to improve society despite social scorn. It notes a wide range of causes from school reform to medical research and hospital work. While they may appear intrusive or self righteous, overall volunteers are described as the most admirable force lifting national life.
Maureen Reagan Voices Conservative Message At Unicorn
A New York social note highlights Maureen Reagan, Ronald Reagan’s daughter, speaking to young groups about conservative politics at Tony Berns’ Unicorn. She says her central theme is that you can't gild the lily without your best foot forward, signaling a rising presence in politics.
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Arbor Day and ancient rulers quiz page
The item poses five questions: the purpose of Arbor Day, identity of Honorius and Arcadius, definition of archaeology, meaning of arch duke, and location of Aguata Falls. It also notes a 1946 televised heavyweight bout Louis vs Conn and includes language tips and other trivia items.
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Our Mr Boyle Diet Gibe Parade
A New York AP mockery of diet woes features a string of one liners about weight loss. The jokes lampoon dieting efforts, body image, and sarcastic quips aimed at the overweight.
Terre Haute Tribune publication notices and pricing
Public notice style text outlines subscription rates and delivery details for Terre Haute Tribune. Includes pricing for evenings and Sunday editions, carrier areas, mail options, and postal details. Also notes publication origin, mailing information, and Associated Press rights.
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Horoscope Briefing for June 19 Reading Your Daily Path
Born today you are highly intelligent with concentration and creativity yet emotional and sentimental. Seek a professional or business partner, possibly a spouse, to protect your activities and help you avoid interference from family or outsiders. Each zodiac sign provides immediate guidance for Wednesday June 19 and future momentum.
Stephen Foster Story in Bardstown Tops Year Ten
The Stephen Foster Story in Bardstown Kentucky is in its 10th year with top performances this season. Governor Louie Nunn attended opening night as the show runs six days weekly all summer featuring Foster’s best known songs.
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Walter Winchell notes and security tight at St Patrick's
Walter Winchell reports at the New York State Convention in Albany Homer Ferguson named as a Senate candidate and among 17 indicted on charges of plotting to kill civil rights leaders. He notes affiliations with Revolutionary Action Movement and Black Nationalist groups. Also recaps Ran stories from The New York Daily News and Times Talk editor Ruth Adler and mentions a gun arrest near Saint Patrick’s Cathedral and heightened precinct security.
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