Editorial Quote On Free Speech Defending Dissent
A Terre Haute Tribune editorial cites Voltaire’s line I may disapprove of what you say but I will defend to the death your right to say it highlighting commitment to civil liberties and robust public discourse.
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Cost of North Vietnam war drives U S spending up
The piece questions Pentagon claims of Hanoi’s downfall while noting spiraling costs of intensified air and naval operations. It cites estimates of an extra half a billion dollars monthly, totaling about five billion this year, and contrasts that with potential domestic uses such as transit, jobs, social security and health research.
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Senate backs 100 million annual lead poisoning attack
The Senate approved a bill authorizing a 100 million dollar yearly program to fight lead poisoning in urban children. The measure faces House approval and possible reductions before funds are committed. Public health advocates praise the bipartisan step as a sign the issue is finally being addressed.
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Sri Lanka Becomes Independent Nation Separates From Britain
The Indian Ocean island formerly known as Ceylon withdraws from the British Commonwealth and renames itself Sri Lanka. Once ruled by various powers, it lies 20 miles from India's tip and exports tea, rice, cocoa, nuts, and rubber while facing domestic troubles.
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Trouble in the Last Act Sealed box heist ends at airport arrest
Authorities describe a plan to ship in a plane a box with three million dollars in securities and escape by breaking out mid flight. The man allegedly freed himself but could not access the loot and was arrested by the FBI with alleged conspirators at the Atlanta airport.
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Meyer Davis to Lead London Ball for Annenbergs
Meyer Davis, long a staple in the music world, will fly his orchestra to London to perform at a U S ambassadorial ball hosted by Walter and Mrs Annenberg. He recalls meeting the Duke of Windsor in 1919 and presents a tale of drums and engraved sticks, noting the Duchess still keeps the sticks mounted over the Duke’s bed.
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Wily Women of the West Profiles in Noted Western Women
Grace E. Ray surveys bold frontier women such as Belle Starr Molly Brown Calamity Jane and Maggie Tobin noted for daring deeds social ascent and marriages into wealth. The piece highlights Belle Starrs alleged crimes and the later Titanic survivor story of Maggie Tobin as context.
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Your Health Note on Albumin in Urine and Insurance Risk
A reader recounts being rejected for life insurance after a single urine test showed albumin. The column argues against labeling him a poor risk, discusses possible causes, and urges thorough medical evaluation rather than quick judgment. The note highlights benign temporary causes and the need for repeated testing.
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Tribune mailing rates and notices page
Information page listing subscription prices for Indiana and Illinois including evening and Sunday rates, outside routes, and publisher contact details. It notes second class postage, date entered, and a disclaimer about unsolicited manuscripts and Associated Press rights.
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Horoscopes and star signs for Friday June 23
Stella Wilder outlines personality traits born today and cautions against stubbornness. She details how memory, imagination, and conviction aid career and leisure, with daily zodiac guidance for Cancer through Gemini and cautions about timing and emotions.
Vigo County 4-H Roundup and Local Political Notes
Vigo County 4-H youths head to Purdue University for three days of roundup activities where achievement book winners will be named. ALICE ROMAS accompanies the group. LENHARDT BAUER pivotal at Seventh District caucus as a Democratic elector. RALPH TUCKER honored for long service. CHILLSON earns Dean’s list at Wabash. CARRITHERS graduates automotive course at Camp Lejeune. GLORIA BROWN interns in Soil Conservation Office. warnings issued about L&N and Penn Central Chestnut Street crossing.
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Nixon as a calculating, unwavering political figure
Jim Bishop portrays Richard Nixon as a solitary, intensely focused leader who masks motives behind rigid plans. The piece cites several biographers and critics, notes Nixon's secrecy and loyalty to the office, and highlights his unwavering stance in strategy, wage controls, and war decisions amid a turbulent era.
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