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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1973
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune presents an editorial note honoring Voltaire’s maxim on defending the right to speak freely. The piece underscores commitment to free expression as a foundational value for journalism and public discourse.
Across the country officials and attorneys debate obscenity after the Supreme Court ruling on pornography. The test moves to community standards but defining them proves complex as officials warn of biased outcomes and challenge strict censorship beliefs. The court decision opens a difficult legal thicket.
The Senate Watergate committee plans to alter its approach upon resuming hearings. It may split into two subcommittees to cover political espionage and campaign financing, aiming for quicker progress while ensuring full coverage. A single comprehensive report is preferred over an interim one.
The piece argues that Ms is an awkward yet useful written form that avoids misaddressing women by marital status. It notes pronunciation varies and the term helps avoid wrong labels like Miss or Mrs, ending with a cautious commendation for Ms as a practical solution.
The article reports that Juan D. Peron and President Hector J. Campora admit a conspiracy to subvert recent elections. They acknowledge a secret plan for Campora to step down after victory to allow Peron to return to power, highlighting a fierce political manipulation.
The Lao Republic endures a rightist coup attempt linked to Thao Ma who died from injuries after a gunfight. U S and Thailand back Souvanna Phouma as Laos pursues a formal cease fire and peace talks with the Pathet Lao. A de facto peace exists as talks proceed with Phoumi Vongvichit negotiating in Vientiane.
A collage of notes on public education income, cosmetic breast implants risks, ancient needles, animal group names, killer whale pods, a quote from Gelett Burgess, and a flag history. The piece blends trivia with health cautions and language curiosities, concluding with a note to continue on page 8.
In a Nour Health column a prior piece critiqued sensational medical controversy and urged respect for surgeon integrity. It explains tonsils and adenoids as immune tissue in infancy yet potential disease drivers when diseased, noting many children over age four endure repeated infections across winters.
The column outlines daily guidance for each sign with focus on anxiety, integrity, and spiritual awareness. It encourages calm during major events, personal standards, and patience for future opportunities, then provides brief daily notes for Virgo to Gemini including cautions against overwork and tips for handling conflicts.
The piece critiques President Nixon's claim that private tapes ensure frank discussions with advisers. It argues confidentiality was breached when recordings began without consent, and questions whether trusted dialogue can exist if conversations are permanently recorded. It cautions future presidents about the costs of secret practices.
The Terre Haute Tribune and Terre Haute Gazette provide circulation details and contact instructions. Readers are urged to call by 7 p.m. if a copy is not received by 6 p.m. and messages will be sent by special messenger. Subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois are listed by delivery type and duration, including rural routes and last-mile regions.
Tribune staffers report Terre Haute policemen Ray Kemp and Joyce seen at Six Flags near St. Louis with the Turner family. Raymond Rickert, seven, plays electric organ impressively at Riley Ad. interest grows. Wabash Federal Savings and Loan opens a new building at Third and Wabash. open house well attended. Gene Printz heads to FAA assignment in Cincinnati. Margie Piazza, mayor’s secretary, recovering. Sunny Silverstein returns to William Woods College Fulton Mo for fall term.
In Vernal Utah residents collected bricks from various areas and mailed seven bricks per package to construct the Bank of Utah in 1919. The unusual building method saved on parcel post rates, which were cheaper than freight at the time.
New York reports the Mortgage Bankers Association of America expects mortgage debt to more than double by 196? driven by demand for higher priced homes and better quality housing and by stronger resale activity as the housing stock expands and prices rise.
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