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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1973
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune editorial page weighs free speech amid a Voltaire quote about defending another’s right to express unpopular views. The piece prompts readers to reflect on the boundary between opinion and offense within public discourse.
The plan questions demanding repayment of 22.5 million dollars in misused Title I funds. States argue fault lies with early federal administration while most money failed to reach disadvantaged children. HEW proposes waiving repayment if states spend an equivalent amount on aid to poor children to satisfy federal intent.
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome remains a baffling medical mystery that claims many U S infant lives each year. Parents suffer blame and sorrow while the National Foundation for Sudden Infant Death seeks awareness and comfort. A Senate bill proposing revenue sharing to fund research would help communities establish centers.
The United States may mine more as oil and gas shortages grow prompting more accidents. At the University of Kentucky a moon rover style unmanned rescue vehicle is under development. It is remotely controlled, maps mine interiors with pulses, carries gas masks fire extinguishers and an inflatable envelope to shield victims. Public funds should back strategic placement of these life saving vehicles.
A letter from a 14 year old asks to keep a nine foot non poisonous snake against parental limits. The columnist extols the snake as clean quiet affectionate and trainable, noting the girl’s desire and adding a playful footnote about the nine foot length.
The column discusses the Baltimore News American’s 200th anniversary and critiques the White House handling of Vice President Agnew amid Watergate. It recalls past VPs like Garner and Marshall, contrasts presidential attitudes, and laments the dull, ceremonial role often imposed on a vice president. Continued on Page 12, Col. 1.
The Watergate hearings boost Senator Sam J. Ervin Jr into folk-hero status with fan clubs bumper stickers and even a potential country ballad The piece notes his expressive kinetic eyebrows seeming independent of his words and frames this as part of his upright persona as audiences seek solid figures amid uncertainty.
A reader recounts a Wall Street Journal article claiming tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy are useless or dangerous. The family feared for their child before a doctor reassured them. The columnist promises further discussion to debunk myths and distortion surrounding the operation.
The Terre Haute Tribune announces its staff and publishing details and lists subscription prices for Indiana Illinois areas including evenings and Sundays. It notes postal and republication rights and warns that unsolicited submissions travel at owner risk.
Readers born on varied dates gain a broad, restless pursuit of knowledge and steady resilience. Each sign receives practical counsel from Virgo to Gemini, urging balanced handling of news, relationships, and personal standards as challenges arise.
Jim Bishop reports on seven days of family menus prepared by Margarite Williams, chief dietitian at Hollywood Memorial Hospital, emphasizing minimal meat. The menus cover breakfasts, lunches, and dinners with detailed recipes and substitutions, ending with a macaroni casserole method and a note to continue on page 8.
Foreign observers describe a long history of dirty tricks in Korea. The piece notes jail threats for losers and pro Park Chung Hee critics, cites Syngman Rhee’s era, and recounts Kim Dae Jung’s 1970s kidnapping by alleged agents linked to Korea’s CIA. Lea Hu Rak is highlighted as a powerful behind the scenes figure in Seoul.
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