Editorial Echoes Voltaire on Free Speech Defense
The Terre Haute Tribune cites Voltaire’s line I may disapprove of what you say but I will defend to the death your right to say it to frame ongoing debates over free expression. The piece defends robust civil liberties amid contemporary rhetoric.
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China Nuclear Threat Remains a Global Wild Card
An editorial argues China has hydrogen capability but cannot yet match the US arsenal. It warns the rapid progress could shift the nuclear balance, threaten nearby nations, and emphasizes diplomacy to curb Beijing’s growing power and avoid a destabilizing future.
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Big versus big business sparks renewed merger debate
Economist John Kenneth Galbraith argues that growing tech complexity requires super corporations, while Donald F. Turner of the Justice Department counters that merger restraints remain needed. The exchange challenges the view that larger firms boost efficiency and lower prices, urging policy to curb excessive mergers and encourage competition.
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Emotion and Accident in Driving Safety A Psych View
A symposium by the American Psychological Association reports about 15 driver decisions per mile and links accidents to emotional factors. Psychologists urge drivers to self assess before driving and propose an emotion check list to screen risks, calling for applied psychology research in traffic safety.
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Has a Gardener’s Summer Sapped Enthusiasm for Chores
After spring enthusiasm, the average gardener loses some zeal in the summer sun. The long winter’s eagerness gives way to weeds pruning spraying mowing and upkeep. Yet the gardens still look good while the fever lasts.
Schlesinger Criticized as Politician Over Vietnam War
Washington by Marianne Means reports Arthur Schlesinger Jr. faces liberal opposition after using Democratic Action to press for U S withdrawal from Vietnam. The ADA resolution threatened to back a Republican in 1968 if that candidate promised peace. Strong figures include Paul Douglas and Gus Tyler opposing Schlesinger.
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What links Liverpol Brest Hamburg and Queen ston
They are European ports. The handle of the Big Dipper is the plough. Loki is the god of cleverness and mischief. Scrim mar quisette and mull are cotton cloths. Comets in brass bands use three valves.
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Mr Boyle: Icebreakers to spark better American talk
Hal Boyle notes conversation in the U.S. has declined to hollers murmurs and grunts. He offers humorous icebreakers and good news to revive dialogue, including playful quips about sex, cards, taxes, travel, dating, dress sizes, bonuses, and a Paris vacation.
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Terre Haute Tribune notice duplicate and mailing details
Public notice from the Tribune Star Publishing Co Inc listing circulation areas Indiana Illinois rates by mail and timing for missing copies. It also states manuscripts and unsolicited items sent to The Tribune are sent at owner's risk and not guaranteed for return.
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Born under high ideals on Tuesday
Horoscope for June 27 urges exceptionally high ideals and strong determination. It notes potential for real success with discipline while warning against overcommitment and excessive skepticism of leisure. Tomorrow’s sign guidance includes Cancer through Gemini with cautions and action steps.
Deming Park bears not ready to be parents says park official
Park Superintendent Jack Watson says bears at Deming Park are not about to reproduce despite visitor speculation. The piece notes local figures including State Senator Herman Fanning and Harry James, principal of Glenn Junior High, with various personal updates and travel plans mentioned.
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Oswald myths and film talk shadow Mark Lane review
Walter Winchell reviews Mark Lane's choked up film noting Oswald was not a crack shot and recalling a crowd photo at the Depository moment. He questions the rifle on the sixth floor and Ma Tina's testimony about a Chicago mail order purchase while discussing palm print intrigue and the Oswald lookalike.
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Emergency bill aims to legalize stand-up drinking at Press Club bar
Washington UPI reports a House subcommittee approved an emergency measure to allow stand-up drinking at the national press club bar. The move comes after DC commissioners ruled sit-down drinking mandatory for private clubs, prompting urgency for status quo restoration.
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