Voiced defense of free speech echoes Voltaire quote
A quotation attributed to Voltaire on defending free speech appears, noting the paradoxical stance of disapproval versus defense. The line underscores enduring debates over expression and rights in liberal thought.
FBI breakins alleged by 20 agents under investigation
The Los Angeles Times reports at least twenty agents are under review for burglaries within the past five years. Congressional testimony claimed Hoover halted such actions in 1966, but subsequent Senate findings and new evidence suggest broader, recent illegal operations. The piece notes Miranda rights were read to some agents, highlighting concerns about accountability and ongoing oversight.
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Humphrey warns on Congress and the president in political dynamic
Senate veteran Humphrey, a potential Senate majority leader candidate, says the link between Congress and the president is extremely poor. He notes contacts between Washington and Moscow rival each other and urges Carter to improve executive legislative communication.
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Grassley Challenges Talk on Congress Pay Raises
Congress members complain of low pay while some push for higher raises. Rep. Grassley of Iowa challenged unnamed aides who say they struggle, urging that those underpaid should lobby openly instead of quietly voting for more benefits.
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International effort aims to track space objects with UN registry
NASA monitors about 5000 orbiting items and a new international convention will report their locations to a United Nations registry. The Senate backed U S participation to foster global cooperation in space matters.
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The Phillips Report on the Survival of a Free Congress
The Committee for the Survival of a Free Congress shapes as a major force in the 1976 elections and a linchpin of rising populist conservative politics. It draws funding from conservatives while provoking fury from traditional business lobbies and prompting reaction from groups like COPE.
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New Right reformers loom in post election conservative drive
The article surveys CSFC leaders Weyrich Phillips Viguerie and their push to reshape American conservatism. It notes liberal fear of a new right coalition crossing class lines and challenging old guard Republicans. It cites Texas 22nd and Pennsylvania races as evidence of growing influence and potential November outcomes.
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Jimmy Carter
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Pain All Over in Elderly Patients Polymyalgia Rheumatica
A reader asks if her 77 year old mother who wakes with generalized aches might be faking. Doctors now recognize a real elderly condition polymyalgia rheumatica, more common in women over 60, described by Dr Louis Healey.
Tribune Publishing Details and Mail Rates at Terre Haute
Terre Haute Tribune of Terre Haute Indiana announces staff roles and contact numbers. It lists subscription rates by mail and carrier for Indiana and Illinois including Evening and Sunday delivery options and rates. It notes postal classifications and asserts liability limits for unsolicited submissions.
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Zodiac Guide Predicts Daily Turns For Each Sign
Horoscope advises careful planning and fair delegation to achieve goals without exploiting others. It covers each sign with prompts on mindset, patience, and risk, noting tomorrow's depends on today’s choices and personal discipline.
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Nosey Neu ad notes moves and weddings
Rev James Courtney and family moved into a new home over the weekend at Twelve Points. Catherine Hoole Helen Basden Jeanne Stevens and Honor Wilson toured together and enjoyed the outing. Patty Satterfield from ISU in Rockville visited Nosey. Best wishes go to Tim Weger and his wife Vicki who wed earlier in June.
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Humphrey portraits reveal a gentle steadfast leader
A 1960s retrospective on Hubert Humphrey through Bill Moyers recalls his restraint with adversaries, loyalty to Johnson, and rare moments of temper as he navigated campaigns. The piece notes his antiwar leanings, civil rights role, and a long friendship with the author amid White House tensions.
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