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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1973
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune highlights the principle of defending free speech even when disagreeing with the content. It emphasizes the right to express diverse opinions and the duty to protect civil discourse in society.
A Gallup poll shows 66 percent think U.S. involvement in Vietnam was a mistake, 55 percent say North Vietnam and Viet Cong have not been set back, and 86 percent believe U.S. prestige has fallen. It notes casualties, refutes domino theory, and warns against leaders citing honor or national security for future foreign actions. The piece highlights diminished U.S. influence and cautions skeptical scrutiny of policy claims.
San Francisco enacts a toughest-in-nation noise ordinance covering jackhammers trucks loudspeakers and pile drivers with three year phase in enforcement. Inspectors carry meters issue 30 day citations seek court orders and possible fines or jail for noncompliance. Public acceptance grows as noise is seen as harmful and controllable by individuals and firms.
E Howard Hunt waits behind bars as his spy novels gain publisher attention. His 44th novel The Berlin Ending is set for late August with eight earlier titles in paperback and a 45th work about the Bay of Pigs. His notoriety may boost sales and tempt other authors toward fame.
The Cyprus drought hides a looming civil conflict between Greek Cypriots and Greek leader Makarios versus Grivas the rebel chief. Grivas pushes Enosis despite Turkish minority risk. Makarios defends independence backed by 12 000 national guard and 600 000 Greek Cypriots plus labor and a communist party. Turkish conferees move toward a settlement while major powers favor Makarios as the best path to peace.
HAL BOYLE jokes about the art of listening and suggests a National Clam-Up Day. He riffs on snoring myths, office incompetence, useless postcards, hiccups cures, and the emptiness of subway faces in New York, noting inflation-free refuge in the subway as death and taxes loom elsewhere.
A reader asks about vasectomy reversibility and the possibility of freezing sperm for future use. Expert guidance stresses careful weighing of physical and psychological effects, noting reversals are rare and difficult. Research on sperm storage exists with fresh insemination achieved. frozen sperm storage is under investigation.
Public notice style page lists subscription prices for Terre Haute Tribune and Terre Haute Gazette, billing addresses, and disclaimers. Includes post office rules, mailing regions Indiana and Illinois, rates for various periods, and rights statements by Tribune-Star Publishing Co. Inc. Endorses Associated Press copyright and liability disclaimers.
The column assigns zodiac signs with cautions about choice and planning. It urges relying on directives and past insight, warns against overconfidence, and suggests practical steps for Leo through Cancer including decision pacing, professional consultation, and clear communication to avoid errors.
Nosey staffer recalls meeting Joe Dierdorf of Brazil at the Vigo County Fair where he triumphs in the tobacco spitting contest with 18 feet 7 inches. Di erdorf notes no plans for Indiana State Fair participation and jokes about the warm up ahead. Community notes praise local leaders like Terre Haute Councilman Pete Lamb who preserves a traffic signal at 7th and Deming.
Washington reports that Senate Watergate Committee staff counsel concludes Nixon likely knew of the cover up and payoff within a week of the break in at the DNC. The memo cites high level White House involvement, names Haldeman and Kalmbach, and notes the committee will draft recommendations after reviewing testimony.
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