Tribune Editorial Quote On Free Speech
The Terre Haute Tribune features the Voltaire quote defending free speech and a citizen’s right to express diverse opinions. It frames the principle as essential to public discourse and democratic accountability.
Nixon Brezhnev Summit Seen In a Cold War Context
Analysis argues the Nixon Brezhnev meetings signaling a continuing process rather than a final settlement. Observers note superficial warmth but warn that basic Soviet goals persist and future conflicts between the superpowers are likely despite detente.
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Arnaud de Borchgrave
Newsweek
Brezhnev
Western Europe
de Borchgrave
Moscow
FDA Forms Team to Assess Medicated Cold Spray Safety
The FDA says it has created a special group of physicians scientists and inspectors to evaluate hazards of medicated aerosol sprays for colds. Eleven deaths have been linked to one spray, eight from abuse such as inhaling from a bag. The piece argues early safety assessment could have prevented these tragedies.
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Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Special Prosecutor at Work in Watergate Inquiry
Archibald Cox and aides pursue two tasks assembling evidence for a grand jury on the Watergate burglary and coverup while evaluating unrelated leads. The mandate covers allegations involving the President White House staff and presidential appointees.
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Watergate
Archibald Cox
Senate Investigative Committee
Cox
White House
Brezhnev Protected From Protests During Summit Visit
Report describes tight security at Andrews Air Force Base Camp David Blair House and Air Force One. Protests over Jewish visas to Israel were kept distant as Brezhnev rested at San Clemente with the Soviet flag flown beside the U S flag. He faced no visible Democrats during the stay.
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New York
Brezhnev
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Camp David
Communist Party
Dalai Lama
Shangri-la
Israel
Blair House
Fort Knox
White House
California
Air Force One
San Clemente
Pacific
Orange County
Leonid
Polishing Your Car Could Cut Britain Traffic Deaths
A lighthearted UPI column notes drivers who polish cars appear safer than slovenly motorists. It suggests federal polishing standards for U S cars to reduce accidents, humorously proposing measures from shiny finishes to razor test checks by traffic cops.
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Washington
UPI
Great Britain
National Highway Safety Administration
U.S
Nick
Nerve deafness research goals face funding cuts
Researchers at Bowman Gray School of Medicine in Winston-Salem have found heparin may prevent and alleviate some nerve deafness types, offering hope though funding declines threaten vital studies. Dr. John C. Cutler at the University of Pittsburgh explores creams and jellies to combat syphilis and gonorrhea, using chemicals intended to destroy the germs.
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James McCormick
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Winston-Salem
N.C
America
John C. Cutler
University of Pittsburgh
Horoscope for Saturday Readers Born Today and Zodiac Notes
A Saturday horoscope pages the reader born today with social ease and generosity. It offers zodiac guidance for Cancer through Aries detailing honesty, emotional depth, and caution about pride, with a final note to check tomorrow’s page for the birthday paragraph.
Terre Haute Tribune Publication Details Ad Listed
The Terre Haute Tribune and Tribune Star Publishing info outlines editions and pricing for Indiana and Illinois readers. It lists contact hours for missed deliveries and mail subscription rates for evening and Sunday formats, plus general postal and republication notices.
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Prom night letter from a father to his own daughter
A police-like letter from Jim Bishop recounts a chaotic prom night in Texas. He admits parenting mistakes and warns of a daughter's suitor while reflecting on cultural pressures, dating dynamics, and family tensions surrounding graduation.
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Smith Brothers
House of David
Texas
Widsom
Supreme Court Sets Local Control On Obscenity Standards
In Miller v California and four related cases the Court for the first time set an obscenity precedent. Chief Justice Burger emphasizes power to the people and states’ regulatory role, urging diverse local standards rather than universal moral strictness.
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California
Supreme Court
Warren Burger
Burger
William C. Douglas
True
Jimmy Walker
New York
Las Vegas
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