Editorial Note on Free Speech Cited From Voltaire
A TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE piece reflects on the Voltaire quote about defending free speech. The editorial emphasizes the duty to safeguard expression even when opinions are unpopular.
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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1967
Page
2
Chinese nuclear threat assessed as long range and unlikely soon
The Senate House Economic Committee cautions that Red China cannot match U S nuclear effort for years while warning the war in Vietnam could widen. If China enters the conflict, the outcome hinges on industrial power. a negotiated settlement and improved ties with China are urged as prudent, timely steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate House Economic Committee
China
Vietnam
Russia
U. S
Peking
Senate House Committee
Summer School Expands Its Role In Education
The article notes summer school grows as a flexible, voluntary option enhancing year round learning. It offers enrichment beyond past notions of lazy learners, broadening curricula and state variations while supporting families decisions and providing 11 month employment for teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Water for Peace program to spread worldwide via Washington conference
President Johnson's water for peace concept moves to global implementation through a multination conference in Washington. The US will create a Water for Peace office, provide aid and technology, and establish regional water resource centers in a cooperative effort that benefits all nations, including the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Washington
United States
U.S
Shartsis delivers graduation talk at California
Arthur J Shartsis UC Berkeley class president and A B candidate lashes Gov Reagan in a graduation address to about 20 000 in Memorial Stadium He calls for renewed confidence in the university criticizing press coverage and political meddling and pledging to join Rep John Tunney in Washington after graduation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
Arthur Joel Shartsis
University of California
Ronald Reagan
Washington
John Tunney
Gene Tunney
California
Supreme Court
Cabinet
Reagan
Cal
Sacramento
Clark Kerr
Kerr
Shartsis
Mr Boyle's Dual Career as Actor and Civil Rights Leader
Jimmy Brown, former Negro full back star, quits football to pursue acting and race leadership. He earned 40000 for The Dirty Dozen with MGM options on two more films and aims for gradual acting growth, avoiding Hamlet but eyeing Emperor Jones eventually. He notes thin margins in films yet values camaraderie and serves as national chairman of the Negro Industrial and Economic Union.
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New York
Jimmy Brown
MGM
Hamlet
Emperor Jones
Brown
Jimmy
The
Negro Industrial and Economic Union
Horoscope Tuesday June 20 and Brown on Green Power for Negroes
Horoscopes advise Gemini to protect personal interests and seek gains in business while noting cautions about emotions. The piece also cites an interview with Brown promoting Green power for economic uplift of African Americans and self-reliance.
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Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scornio
Scorn
Savittarius
Capricorn
Acmarius
Pisces
Aries
Brown
Ford as Minority Leader Shapes GOP Image in 1965
The piece profiles Gerald Ford as he becomes House minority leader, noting his midwestern conservatism, political ambivalence toward Southern Democrats, and limited legislative success. It contrasts his image with Everett Dirksen and Mel Laird, and examines Ford’s 1968 ambitions and stance on Vietnam, Romney, and 1960s politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gerald Ford
House
Charlie Halleck
Rep. Halleck
Rep
Ford
Michigan
Halleck
Indiana
Senate
Everett Dirksen
GOP
Mel Laird
George Romney
Congress
Johnson
Big City
Vietnam
Rep. Ford
Terre Haute Tribune Publication Details and Rates
The Terre Haute Tribune announces mailing options and rates for Indiana and Illinois readers, including prices for various editions and delivery areas. It states submission risk policy: unsolicited manuscripts and photos sent to the Tribune are at the owner’s risk and the company disclaims liability for custody or return.
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Terre Haute Gasette
Terre Haute Tribune
THE
Tribune
Indiana
Twlinois
Illinois
Terre Haute
Ind
Tribune-Star Publishing Co. Inc
Wabash Ave
Tribune Company
Local Notes and Outtakes From Terre Haute
TRIBUNE STAFFERS report on various local items including attorney moves, a Muncie firm switch, and a Sullivan connection. Judge Johnston and family search for a colt name. Burns Fuller carves giant ice cream cones with black walnut flavor. Betty and Carl Catliff plan the Wabash Valley Press Club picnic at their Riley lake cottage. Patty Ragland joins Girls State activities in Terre Haute. Birthdays for Jim Roman Huey Johnson and Gene Shumaker and an anniversary for C D Hahn. Lake Monroe draws tourists as Highway 46 traffic swells for the attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ralph Johnston
Wabash Valley Press Club
Betty
Carl Catliff
Catliffs
Lake Cottage
Riley
Patty Ragland
Robert Ragland
S. 7Th St
Terre Haute
Jim Roman
Huey Johnson
Gene Shumaker
D. Hahn
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Finland
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Estonia
Lithuania
World Water Program
By Bob Considine
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Harvard
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Mr. Boyle
Jim Brown
Hal Boyle
Stella
Taurus
Marianne
Gov. Romney
Romney
Pentagon
Middle East
Egypt
Helen of Troy
Ibsen
Victoria
Queen of
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Christopher Marlowe
By Bil Keane
Ail Rigie Roeived
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THE _ TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE
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John Brumfield
Aylor
Sullivan
Bill Stevenson
Stevenson
Lake Monroe
Bloomington
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