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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1973
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune presents an editorial frame around Voltaire’s famous line about defending the right to free expression. It notes the principle behind open discourse and defends diverse viewpoints despite disagreement.
Supreme Court Justice Blackmun warned at the American Bar Association convention about laxness in public life after Watergate. He urged all Americans to condemn misdeeds, support Senate inquiries, and work to revitalize public life and ethical standards nationwide.
The Senate Foreign Relations Commission rejected G. McMurtrie Godley as assistant secretary of state for East Asian affairs. Godsley faced doubts due to his past ties to Indochina policy and fondness for military solutions. The committee urged a diplomat aligned with constructive peaceful methods.
Papadopoulos casts a ballot in Greece’s controlled referendum with no opponents and power pledged to endure. Media closely managed and military presence biases voting, rendering the result as an authoritarian mockery of self rule.
The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power has announced a 15 percent reduction in air conditioning and lighting in its 19 story building during daylight hours. The measure, to continue through October, aims to set an energy saving example and suggests broader adoption could improve the national energy picture.
In a summer flashback by Bob Considine, Ulbricht, East Germany’s Berlin Wall builder, dominates a Hearst Task Force session with cameras and questions. A sharp exchange ends with Ulbricht claimingWest German forces have atomic weapons, while East German troops rely on conventional arms.
A satirical list in New York highlights modern annoyances from musical liquor bottles and snake patterned sheets to overbearing wealth obsession and lazy motivation. The piece concludes with a prayer-like plea for relief from these social ills and the New American Dream.
A reader asks how to help her husband recover after a heart attack at 46. The adviser notes this is a severe physical and emotional blow and urges embracing lifestyle changes such as quitting smoking, shedding excess weight, and following medical guidance to resume activity, work, and exercise while addressing fears. Continued on Page 8.
The Terre Haute Tribune lists editors and staff, contact rules, and subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois. It states mailing, publishing dates, and post office information, with a note on unsolicited submissions and Associated Press rights.
Horoscope advises August Friday readers to use gifts wisely while noting readiness to work late for goals. It lists zodiac insights from Leo to Gemini with home, friends, and timing cues, and hints at continuation on another page.
Jim Bishop recollects old era PR men as glamorous maneuvers and legal battles. He cites Tom Ferris of Key Biscayne as a neighbor to Nixon, notes Ferris's reporting career and marriages, and recalls classic stunts by George Evans for Frank Sinatra. The piece contrasts glossy PR pomp with the fading days of the shiny pants press agent.
Vigo County records at the County Fair include DON MYERS winning adult 4-H pie eating and milking contests while his Celebrity Demolition Derby entry was disqualified after a brief car fire. The HAPPINESS BAG PLAYERS entertained in front of the 4-H building as landscaping progresses. Mary Tran Barger and ANN keep active summer schedules while MAX DOUGLAS expands ISU summer honors with 288 youth. VICKI WEGER marks a birth anniversary with a VFW party and Vigo Young Democrats meeting. JAN Tahn becomes Boy Scout Council secretary, with JAN Stultz retiring and plans to spend more time with family.
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