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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1969
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette publish daily except Sunday with editors and contact numbers. Advertising and subscription rates are listed for Indiana and Illinois, including various time options and prices. The paper warns about unsolicited submissions and reserves republication rights.
The TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE quotes Voltaire on defending free speech, asserting the right to express even unpopular views while criticizing limits on discourse. The editorial argues for principled tolerance and robust public debate in a democratic society.
In a Colorado Springs address President Nixon confronted disarmament advocates allied with the U S Arms Control and Disarmament Agency. He rejected unilateral disarmament and argued that arms control cannot be an end in itself, stressing the need to maintain military strength to deter threats and defend national interests. The outcome of this clash remains uncertain as the debate shapes U S defense policy.
The article urges Congress to oppose repealing the seven percent investment tax credit. It argues repeal could slow plant modernization, raise costs, and worsen unemployment by reducing capital for upgrading equipment. It notes past reinstatement after Johnson era and stresses the need to attract capital to industry.
Dr. Ludwig G. Lederer urged at the Aerospace Medical Association that jogging is fine if not pushed to fatal or severe exertion. He warned against unsupervised sudden heavy effort and long duration, noting joggers vary in fitness and condition.
On line column notes Nelson Rockefeller takes another Latin America mission as President Nixon’s envoy amid U S neglect of the region. It compares past U S actions to Roosevelt and Panama with today’s challenges including Mexican market access and Velasco Alvarado’s 200 mile offshore claim. Continues on Page 10.
Answers recap: Otto the Great founded the Holy Roman Empire. The empire ended with Napoleon's dissolution. The Inquisition was in the 13th century. The California Gold Rush began at Sutter's Mill near Sacramento. Woman suffrage first granted in the Wyoming Territory.
In Washington UPI columnist Dick West interviews Dr. Horace McFeeble the U S commissioner of old folks. He praises today’s aged as capable and knowledgeable and calls on society to listen to them. He notes isolated Florida cases but defends the elderly overall.
The column advises born under certain signs to keep emotions under control yet beware a breaking point. It links willpower to physical attainment and notes that strong characters attract energetic rivals and those who lack what they have. It lists daily guidance by birthday with multiple zodiac paragraphs.
Jim Bishop delivers a graduation message warning graduates that time is their enemy the clock will erase youth and shape futures He urges distrust of his generation yet calls for progress and responsibility to realign the world with hard won achievements and duties to future peers.
The piece argues Congress should stay hands off academic life at Federal City College while noting its struggle with New Left activism and potential closure. A Washington cab ride reveals class and race tensions surrounding access to higher education and the GI Bill.
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