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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1977
Page
4
A Voltaire quote appears as a bold editorial stance on free expression and tolerance. The maxim asserts defending speech even when opinions are disagreed with, highlighting enduring principles of liberty and open dialogue.
Col. James L. Anderson head of physical education at West Point argues for a nationwide daily exercise break on the job, in schools and at home, paired with a balanced diet for better health and longevity. The concept mirrors practices in other countries and some U.S. corporations.
Researchers at the University of California San Francisco report a major step toward large scale production of human insulin by inserting the rat insulin gene into bacteria. The method, though years from completion, could supply millions who rely on insulin and reduce animal-derived supply issues.
Washington notes Eastland urges Kenneth Dupuy for a top energy post despite Dupuy's probe for alleged bribery and sexual impropriety. Investigators questioned Dupuy over extra fuel allocations and use of a distributor's apartment for trysts while his agency raised allocations. A White House interview signaled support, but further steps remain unclear as the case proceeds.
John P. Roche critiques CORE citing a Christian Science Monitor expose alleging a shift from civil rights aims to fundraising and high salaries. He recalls early organizing efforts from 1939 to 1941 and notes personal war service and socialist ties.
The author reflects on postwar activism at Cornell with groups like SLID CORE and the American Veterans Committee, noting fragile finances and the shift from grassroots work to mail-order organizing. He contrasts this with Wernher von Braun’s pivotal role in the U.S. space program, citizenship in 1955, and lifelong advocacy for expanding space exploration after his death.
Tribune staff reports from Terre Haute highlight the Nosey Nous column with the Shepherds on RR 51 hosting Peggy Sue and Harry for June 29th birthdays. Also includes birthday shoutouts, hospital update for Nancy Rose, and mentions Helen Corey at the White House ceremony and Annie Broadway tickets interest.
Washington column discusses public distrust of the CIA and FBI after the Earl Ray case and hearings. It argues skepticism toward intelligence agencies harms democracy yet notes their essential role and needs for public trust. The piece also covers the Supreme Court abortion ruling affecting indigent women and access to non therapeutic services.
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