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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1976
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune editorial page quotes Voltaire about defending free speech, noting possible disapproval of views yet unwavering protection of expression. The piece frames civil discourse as essential to public life and democratic dialogue.
The Committee to Scientifically Investigate Claims of Paranormal and Other Phenomena aims to examine ghosts reincarnation astrology and related beliefs with skeptical analysis. While believers may resist, the group could expose charlatans and promote reason in a period of rising supernatural adherence.
Senate subcommittee chair Dick Clark questions South Africa’s use of nuclear reactors for weapons and urges NRC pause for full Senate review. He notes SA Atomic Energy Board claims capability to build bombs and recalls India’s proliferation red flags. The sale could shift regional politics and heighten tensions, warrant careful scrutiny.
The article discusses how three million Americans earning under eight thousand dollars with dependents could claim a $400 tax credit, but only about 300 thousand did. It blames lack of awareness and eligibility uncertainty and calls for a broader IRS information campaign.
The new women advisory group formed by Jimmy Carter is named the Committee of 51.3 Per Cent to reflect women’s numerical edge in the U S population. The piece notes women are diverse in views and not a monolithic bloc while highlighting shared aims on equal opportunity and legal equality.
The service for James A. Farley blends politics and faith in a warm farewell. Farley, once Roosevelt's campaign manager and postmaster general, remained a central political figure with broad ties, remembered as a beloved father and cheerful Christian gentleman by Terence Cardinal Cooke.
The wartime effort of Lyndon Johnson evolved into the Community Services Administration under Ford era, its funding cut from nearly $1 billion to $334 million. Samuel Martinez, CSA's new director, aims to redefine the agency as a coordinating service center for the poor while facing investigations, staffing limits, and calls for possible absorption by HEW.
The letter explains TMJ or tempero mandibular joint disease, its location and causes, including dental disorders and occlusion, and notes modern dental surgeons use new mechanical techniques to diagnose and treat it. It also mentions a separate vascular query about plastic vein replacements and Dacron substitutes to complete a prior leg surgery after a clotting issue.
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette share history since 1869 and 1494 respectively. Readers are urged to call 232-058 for missed copies and carrier services show rates for daily weekly and Sunday editions. The Tribune Star Publishing Co lists address at 72 Wabash Ave Terre Haute Indiana 4708 with Associated Press rights noted.
The daily column notes affectionate individuals seek love and loyalty but may face disappointment. It lists June 24 zodiac tips for Cancer through Gemini and urges care with feelings, tact with elders, and balancing work, travel, and social leadership.
Gamma Rho Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha sponsored the 200 mile ride raising over 2500 dollars for St Jude’s Children’s Hospital. Anita Early won most money pledged and Cathy Clark the most sponsors while Rhonda Anderson and Chris Abnitt were youngest and Charlie Ellis the oldest riders.
The article showcases a volunteer's pledge linking broad service to personal impact. It traces involvement with the American Diabetes Association and Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, recounting son David’s diabetes and eventual death, and highlights fundraising, legislation, and federal support. It ends with Methuselah the bristlecone pine as a regional curiosity near Bishop, California.
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