Editorial Motto of Free Speech Revered in Tribune
The Terre Haute Tribune reflects on Voltaire's maxim defending civil liberties. The editorial argues that robust dialogue requires protection of unpopular views and highlights the paper's commitment to upholding free expression in a changing society.
Special prosecutor should be independent and impartial
The piece urges appointing a special prosecutor from outside the Justice Department to lead the White House scandal inquiry. It argues for a distinguished nonpartisan lawyer, chosen by a panel, to avoid impropriety and past ties. It recalls the Truman era cautionary tale and stresses stringent proof of probity and independence.
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Justice Department
Elliot Richardson
Richard G. Kleindienst
Richardson
White House
Bar
Truman
Atty
J. Howard McGrath
Newbold Morris
Morris
McGrath
Senate Moves Aim to Curb Cambodian Bombing Power
Intensified B 52 raids in Cambodia spur Senate action to curb presidential war powers. Senator Charles Mathis proposes a sense of the Senate resolution urging the president to halt bombing as unlawful. Democrats push legislation to cut funding for further military activity in Cambodia, signaling strong congressional pressure to end involvement in Indochina.
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Cambodia
Senate
U.S
Indochina
Charles McC. Mathis, Jr
Maryland
Democratic
Food Prices Rise Again as Market Basket Climb Continues
The Agriculture Department reports the market basket to feed a family of 3.2 for a year rose 3.5 percent in March to 1458 dollars from 1409 dollars. Farmers gain 28.3 percent over the year while middlemen see 1.7 percent. The squeeze widens less for farmers but costs for producers keep climbing.
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Aquarius
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Aries
Terre Haute Tribune publication and rates notice
The Terre Haute Tribune details publication practices and rate card for Indiana and Illinois readers. It lists subscription prices for various days and formats and notes mailing and postal details.
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Indiana
Illinois
Terre Haute
Ind
Limbo Line For Jobs In New York City Union Permit Plot
Lef fingwell Krudd Award targets Local 46 of the Wood, Sire, and Metal Leathers Union amid a court ordered 250 new minority work permits. White applicants get 125 first, then minority seekers join, amid rain, hunger, and crowding as men wait in line for days with no shelter. Joseph Aponte is among those admitted to headquarters with orders to return.
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New York
Leffingwell Krudd
Wood, Sire, and Metal Leathers Union of
Marvin E. Frankel
Local 46
Union
Joseph Aponte
My Gift Certificate Gamble Ends In Frugal Frustration
A New York reader recounts a $10 gift certificate misadventure. She hesitates between frivolous buys and practical needs, searches in vain for suitable items, finally spends $7.50 plus tax on cologne, and learns the change is limited to store credit or carryover.
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New York
Why you bruise easily and when to seek help
The reader asks about repeated black and blue marks on limbs and concerns about blood vessels. Ecchymoses arise from tiny vessel breaks and may reflect vessel fragility, medication such as aspirin, or platelet deficiencies. a full blood study can identify bleeding tendencies and guide treatment.
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Del
Miss Y
Revenue sharing fuels city tensions and budget clash
Gus Tyler argues federal funds for summer youth jobs mask a shift of aid from new money to existing Emergency Employment funds. Mayors face a Hobson’s choice as states and cities fight over dwindling dollars, risking civil strife among neighborhoods, workers, and reformers.
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White House
America
Jacob Javits
Hobson
Mayors of America
Washington
City Hall
Tribune Staffers Tour Continents and Local Honors Noted
TRIBUNE STAFFERS RICK VAN SANT departs for a European tour with UPI at Columbus Ohio. NCTE appoints ISU English faculty as regional judges for 1973 writing awards. Michelle Rae Eppert earns admission to Brevard College. Kathleen Woolley Redick earns a degree from Bob Jones University. Marine Sgt James E Arnette returns to Beaufort after Western Pacific deployment. Vigo County Deputy Sheriff Bob Busire promoted to sergeant.
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Rick van Sant
Tribune Sports
Copenhagen
Vienna
Rome
London
Paris
Rick
Clair van Sant
Newport
UPI
Columbus
Ohio
Michelle Rae Eppert
North Vigo High School
John Eppert
Seelyville
Brevard College
Brevard
N. C
National Council of Teachers of English
Charles Blaney
James W. Broaddus
James S. Mullican
ISU
NCTE
James E. Arnett
Elmer Arnett
Sullivan
Marine Corps Air Station
Beaufort
S.C
Western Pacific
Marine
Sullivan High School
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