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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1973
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune outlines the famous Voltaire quote about defending free speech, noting the tension between disapproval and protecting others’ right to express ideas, and reflecting on its relevance to contemporary public discourse.
The piece argues President Nixon avoids public remorse and treats Watergate as partisan politics while emphasizing aggression in inquiries. It notes contradictions in testimonies yet asserts massive wrongdoing, improper acts, and law breaking threatening democracy, insisting the matter is neither petty nor unimportant.
The Terre Haute Tribune, established 1594, announces contact and mailing details, pricing for subscriptions and departments, carrier and delivery notes, and Associated Press rights. It lists office address at 721 Wabash Ave Terre Haute Indiana 47808 and standard publishing terms.
The piece defends freedom of conscience as a core American value and discusses Air Force Capt Donald Dawson who is court martialed for refusing a bombing mission in Cambodia. It notes Dawson announced a sincere religious objection before the order and argues a guilty verdict would challenge the tradition of conscience rights.
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms states individuals may legally make up to 200 gallons of wine per year at home for personal use, but no beer may be brewed except on brewery premises. Rex D. Davis, director, calls home beer kits false and misleading and questions the logic of allowing wine at home while forbidding beer.
On Christmas Day 1968 POW Col. William Baugh and other prisoners in the Hanoi Hilton heard Frank Sinatra over the loudspeaker sing What America Means to Me and deliver a brief pro-American monologue. Baugh vowed to seek Sinatra after release. The moment was recounted at a Golf Foundation Dinner where Sinatra received a foundation jacket. The column also notes publishing shifts toward paperbacks and John Geis paying Angela Davis a large advance for her memoir, with discussion of paperback-dominated revenue and publishing trends.
Robby Benson and Glynnis O Connors rise from teen actors to a real life couple as their film Jeremy becomes a sleeper hit. At 17 they face future money and fame while the on screen romance mirrors a timeless tale of first loves.
A reader argues that piercing a minor’s ears should be treated as surgery, needing definite parental permission due to infection risks. The letter cites evidence of potential complications and notes some states require consent forms, questioning fluoridation opponents who rely on unverified sources.
This horoscope describes a born talker with charm and tact who values quality over quantity and may be tempted to aid others beyond means. It warns of potential self sacrifice and urges careful decision making across zodiac signs from Seo to Gemini with daily guidance.
Tribune staff roundup of local social news features Terre Haute clubs hosting picnics and fundraisers. Highlights include Miss Softball America applicants planning Aug tournament, Rotary and Exchange Club events, a bat sighting investigation, and a Wabash Valley United Way breakfast speaker.
Washington by Marianne Means reports President Nixon faces growing Senate Watergate scrutiny and constrained governance as Congress asserts powers on war, health, and spending. Former Attorneys General urge repeal of emergency powers while impoundment rules tighten, leaving Nixon with a skeletal administration and a looming political stalemate.
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