Community Backs New Vigo County Fair Board
The Vigo County Fair faced a leadership crisis as many directors and officers resigned. John Scott remained as temporary chairman and formed a new board blending experienced and new members. The editorial urges the community to support the board to ensure the fair and fairgrounds continue successfully.
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CIA Opens Doors To Public Tours At Langley
The Central Intelligence Agency will offer guided tours of its Langley Virginia headquarters. Officials emphasize controlled access and note most sensitive areas will remain off limits as the agency seeks to improve its public image after prior disclosures of misuse of power.
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Will the FBI Ever Be The Same
Washington story questions the FBI’s future as agents face legal scrutiny. John Kearney, a veteran investigator, is indicted on illegal wire taps and mail tampering during the Weatherman case. The piece contrasts agency zeal with legal standards and notes past no prosecutions for high level actions.
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Rodgers Works On New Musical Venture At 75
Richard Rodgers, veteran composer of Carousel and other Broadway hits, discusses musical grammar and future projects after larynx removal from cancer. He plans a new Broadway venture not a revival, and notes his openness to different interpretations of his songs while preferring quality musical craft.
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Rodgers on writing methods and future projects
In an interview, composer Richard Rodgers discusses his collaborative process with lyricists, noting they plan scenes and song roles before writing. He explains the veto rule for songs, his preference for new work over revisiting old tunes, and whether he could blend with rock era trends.
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Letter to the Editor on Vigo landfill use and regional dumping
Carole E. Milner of rural route 24 argues against renewing the South Vigo Landfill license on June 21. She notes CAP leader Bishop claimed safety but cites waste from Marion and Crawford counties. Milner urges restrict dumping to Vigo County wastes to reduce water contamination and odor.
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Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette Publication Details
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette publish circulation options and contact details. It notes editors Louis F. Keifer and Marlee A. Cox, with mailing rates for Indiana Illinois regions and delivery options including Sundays, evenings, and motor routes. Postal and publishing information appears, including second class status and ownership by Star Publishing Co. Inc.
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Associated Press Copyright Notice
The text states that Associated Press content is exclusive to AP for republication and that credited material in this paper remains so. It also reserves all rights of republication for special dispatches and notes local news published herein.
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Local golfer nets a hole in one at Elks course
Wally Marks, an avid golfer, achieved a hole in one at the Elks course. Indiana State star Larry Bird also dunked in one shot on a different hole. Chief Rapp announces Saturday chicken dinner at the Masonic Temple in Riley starting 2 p.m. and four Terre Haute students prep for a Jazz Workshop in Springfield Missouri under Stan Kenton.
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Horoscope for June 21 to 22 with zodiac insights
Daily astrology brief highlighting Cancer through Pisces outcomes for June 21 and 22. It notes emotional focus for home life, opportunities for Leo and Sagittarius, caution for Libra and Aquarius, relationship pacing for Capricorn and Taurus, and reminders for Aries, Scorpio, Pisces, and Virgo. It ends with May 21 June 20 cusp prompt.
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Gene McCarthy Takes On Media Censorship In Harper's Essay
John P. Roche reviews Gene McCarthy's Harper's piece Sins of Omission. McCarthy argues the press defines truth in advance, censores counter proposals, and media sovereignty undermines civil liberties. He contrasts Liddy's punishment with journalistic privilege and recalls Watergate era tensions.
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