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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1973
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune presents a reflection on Voltaire's maxim defending free speech despite disagreement. The piece emphasizes the newspaper's commitment to protecting diverse viewpoints, urging readers to value robust debate while upholding civil discourse.
The FBI reports a 2 percent decline in serious crimes in 1972, the first drop in 17 years, while rape and murder rise. Attorney General Richardson questions the Uniform Crime Report’s completeness, noting many crimes go unreported and stressing the need for more accurate data to guide countermeasures.
Amtrak shows passenger growth from 15 million in 1971 to 16.4 million last year with 18 million expected in 1973, but losses remain high and subsidies continue. Railroads under contract are blamed for poor on time performance and resistance to improvement. Amtrak proposes incentive payments for good service and penalties for substandard service to boost reliability and growth in intercity passenger travel.
A lighthearted plea for sartorial freedom notes President Nixon disapproving of women in slacks after UPI reporter Helen Thomas wore white pants at a White House signing. The piece argues good taste and journalistic zeal justify slacks for women in public roles.
Port au Prince notes Haiti as a world center for baseball ball production with nine U.S owned plants turning out millions of balls. Workers require low wages from 1.20 to 1.30 dollars per day with long hours and modest benefits. Jules Tomar, an American, runs a leading Rawlings ball plant shaping the evolution of RAWLINGS BALLS in four to five grades.
Larry Uttal, once a flop in doughnuts and retail clothing, rose to top ranks as Bell Records president. The firm dominated charts with Nos. 1, 2, 3 hits and produced 20 million-seller gold records in two years. Uttal credits perseverance, artist handling, and talent discovery for Bell’s success. He notes the need for steady followup after a hit and recalls wartime service and a move from classical roots to pop.
A reader questions a surgeon's obligation to complete insurance forms after gallbladder removal. The piece explains typical doctor patient interactions from initial exam to hospital admission, noting the surgeon's role in diagnosis, planning, and arranging care, before continuing on page 8.
The Terre Haute Tribune announces subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois, with evening and Sunday options and varying six and three month terms. It lists contact and mailing details, post office information, and standard newspaper notices about contributions and liability, plus Associated Press rights.
Born today with focus and insight you can align goals for self and others and attract support from both peers and influential figures. Read tomorrow by birthday and follow the star. Leo advises prudent youth decisions while Virgo urges clarity and support for plans.
The report frames White House denial of a hidden listening device in Nixon’s chest after rumors of a medical cover for pneumonia and a secret operation. San Francisco warns against carrying extra gas in cars due to explosion risk. Owens-Corning predicts 1978 sheet molding compound output and automotive use. Tennessee expects a billion-dollar tax take in 1972-73.
Tribune staff highlights a 20-2 Little League season, Roger Nelson excelling with three home runs. Families depart Terre Haute for new posts in Cincinnati and elsewhere. John Taylor revitalizes Boy Scout Troop 9 while a Noon Toastmasters Club plans a charter party at Elks Country Club. Purdue bound Peter Gray of Terre Haute preps for fall with Glee Club activities.
Washington officials report that 56,000 Americans died in traffic crashes last year. About 28,000 were alcohol related and 19,000 linked to problem drinkers. There were 18,000 homicides.
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