Editorial on defending free speech despite disagreement
The Terre Haute Tribune quotes Voltaire and argues the principle of defending free expression regardless of personal opinion, asserting a core value of open dialogue and civil liberty in a democratic society.
Cynicism marks GOP fundraising ahead of disclosure law
The Republican party reports over a million dollars in new contributions since the April 7 law took effect, with more than 10 million flowing in before that date. John N. Mitchell defends non disclosure arguing donors fear being targeted and that contributors avoid naming themselves. The piece argues the law aims to reveal large campaign donors to help voters judge influence and cautions against evasion.
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Reflecting on Rapid City Flood Response and Responsibility
The Rapid City flood prompts questions about accountability and how a technologically advanced nation could improve warning systems and evacuation methods. The piece argues for serious study of disaster response, beyond blaming a single factor, and urges better preparedness for future events.
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Young Sheriff Hongisto Takes Unconventional Path in San Francisco
San Francisco's newly elected Sheriff Richard Hongisto blends youth style with reform aims. He and eight deputies lived in the Oakland Synanon community to study drug addiction and test the encounter therapy approach for jail staff. He sees the experiment as a success and a potential model for staff meetings and broader use.
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Tribune and Terre Haute Tribune details and mailing rates
Publishing info for The Terre Haute Tribune and Terre Haute Gazette, outlining editors, management, contact times, and postal rates for Indiana and Illinois editions. Includes subscription prices for various delivery options and statements about unsent submissions and republication rights.
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Returnee's Moscow View Describes Softer Scene and Surprises
A returning correspondent finds Moscow calmer and more hospitable with new hotels and cleaner streets. He notes easier travel, growing fashion, better meals, and a ban on narcotics, contrasting life with U.S. norms and detailing Intourist hospitality.
Our Mr Boyle: surveys on risk hobbies and health trends
The piece notes that dull jobs and lower education link to high risk hobbies like skydiving and car racing. It discusses why people seek status, how temperate climates affect heart attacks, a gastric bypass option for extreme obesity, quirky place names, underwear slogans, dental cavity odds, and a Holmes quote on pursuing one’s calling.
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Wonders in a Drop of Blood and Health
The article explains how a single drop of blood contains red cells with hemoglobin carrying oxygen white cells defending against infection and forming pus as a sign of battle won plasma antibodies clotting mechanisms and a rich mix of vitamins hormones minerals and other substances including blood types and agglutination processes.
Horoscope for Monday June 19 offers planning and patience
Birthdate readers receive guidance on organized planning and perseverance. Gemini through Pisces are advised to refine ideas, avoid overreaching, and pursue practical steps while noting tomorrow’s outlook and a continuation on page 6, column 8.
Nixon versus McGovern looks different from Goldwater race
Washington by Marianne Means analyzes why Attorney General John Mitchell overestimates George McGovern’s weakness for 1972. It notes Nixon’s high job approval, poll gaps, and the public mood to oust the establishment, while comparing 1964 dynamics to present signs of change.
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Nose News Bank Finds Laughs In Summer Tales
Tribune staffers recount a fishing trip to Canada with Hal Johnston and relatives including Joe Thomas Wrangl er Thomas and Stanley Burch who warned by bear tale, plus a look at local graduations, a hospital update, and quirky hometown vignettes.
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