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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1977
Page
4
In this edition the Terre Haute Tribune presents an editorial note invoking Voltaire to defend the principle of free speech. The quote emphasizes defending the right to express differing opinions despite disapproval.
June marks Hoosier Boys' State and Hoosier Girls' State events showcasing government learning for high school students. Thousands have benefited as the programs endured through 1960s unrest and 1970s scandals, with Indiana State University Terre Haute hosting in recent years. The Terre Haute community applauds the American Legion and Auxiliary for sponsorship.
St Louis University researchers report filter-tip cigarette smokers show about 20 percent higher blood carbon monoxide than plain cigarette smokers, potentially increasing heart disease risk by reducing血 oxygen delivery. The study adds to concerns about so called safe cigarettes.
The article alleges Castro planned an underwater attack to blow up the Nixon winter White House at Key Biscayne. It cites a Cuban official's expulsion over security concerns and details a recruited servant, threats, and blueprints. It links to earlier CIA plots against Castro and Kennedy assassination speculation.
The Phillips Report surveys public opinion on gun laws and crime. It notes low belief in the effectiveness of strict controls, with a preference for enforcing existing laws. Florida and Wisconsin studies show similar confusion about gun policy and violence reduction.
The piece cites studies claiming armed civilians deter crime, noting Orlando 1968 results and Highland Park and Detroit cases. It also mentions Billy Carter touring Vancouver for the World Belly-Flop Championships and potential Canadian beer banter as light international notes.
The column lists daily zodiac guidance from Cancer to Gemini for June 21. Each sign receives cautions and suggestions on affection, spending, gossip, plans, and employment, with advice to seek clarity, patience, and better communication. The tone remains practical and forward looking for readers.
The Tribune Star announces a delivery quirk and routes with special messenger service. It highlights recent local items including Philip J. Baker Jr. touring Europe, Naomi Holt earning a training certificate, Frank Chopson moving mail routes, Catherine Cronin earning a Master of Science in Education from Niagara University, and more Terre Haute community updates.
Washington report outlines President Carter's record on women’s issues. Only 35 of 272 high ranking appointments are women, ERA efforts falter, and White House lags on child care EEOC expansion and anti discrimination drives. Critics urge stronger leadership and new measures. Also notes on probe proposals, gas deregulation, and Stellenbosch University admission conditions.
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