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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1973
Page
4
The TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE presents a editorial note citing Voltaire about defending free expression even when disagreeing with the content. The piece emphasizes the principle of protecting speech as a cornerstone of a free society.
The article praises the Women's Hall of Fame project in Seneca Falls New York, noting its historic site and focus on achievement over extremism. It highlights four living inductees and includes Militant feminists Susan B Anthony and Elizabeth Stanton among the 20 honorees, arguing the approach promotes sexual equality by showcasing female excellence across diverse fields.
The text celebrates the August 15, 1973 ceasefire ending U.S. active military role in Indochina. It notes Congress’s push, a precise adherence to the ban, and hopes that no resumption of air strikes will occur, urging administration to honor the edict.
Army Secretary Howard H. Callaway said there is no need to limit Negro enlistments and urged a broad cross section of America in the armed forces. He noted it would be undesirable to burden any single racial group with disproportionate defense duties and called for attracting others to maintain balance.
The Mojave Desert petroglyphs, carved by ancient Indians, are being looted by visitors who use bulldozers and drills to remove stones for sale. A Bureau of Land Management spokesman warns the carvings could vanish in about 15 years unless urgent action is taken.
Bob Considine reports on the Nixon press conference in San Clemente where reporters and commentators divided on who won while noting Nixon kept his cool, avoided the Fifth, and faced questions from Clark Mollenhoff and Helen Thomas. The piece hints at Kissinger’s possible fate and ongoing investigations.
Persistent fatigue after infectious mononucleosis is common. The heterophile blood test helps distinguish mono from a cold and tracks recovery. prolonged positive results may occur after activity resumes. Rest, vitamins, and good nutrition aid full return, as rushing back can delay healing.
A dated horoscope column speaks to readers born under Virgo and other signs, noting resistance to change, strong time management, and a tendency to stick to one job. It provides daily prompts across signs including Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer and Leo, with emphasis on caution, growth, and practical plans.
Jim Bishop presents a column on sobriety with tales of Jocko McCormick and other drinkers, highlighting failed cures, wasted money, and stubborn resistance to AA. The piece blends humor and pathos, ending with a hint of further coverage on Page 6 Col L.
A humorous column questions luck with umbrellas and girls, jokes about town fortune and name effects, and reflects on male menopause and aging. The piece ponders why New York is jinxed for the author, contrasts El Paso optimism, and links male aging to behavior shifts within marriages.
Public notice style header advertises subscription rates for Terre Haute Tribune and Tribune Star. It lists pricing for Indiana and Illinois, mail and Sunday editions, carrier areas, and international postal terms. Includes notices about delivery, postmarking, and Associated Press rights.
This week features Norman Cultice's retirement from Campbell Soup in Chicago after nearly two decades away. He and wife settle back in Terre Haute on Marquette Ave with plans for fishing and lawn care, while friends enjoy reunion notes. Vigo County figures share tales of sunburned Crane fishing trips, softball aims, and a Youngstown fish stringer boast. Navy Midshipman Robert Walters trains in the Mediterranean, and Don Cook returns to service after a five day leave with a six week cruise planned. courthouse birthday for Jack Watson tops weekend events.
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