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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1973
Page
4
A Ter re Haute Tribune editorial defends the principle of free expression quoting Voltaire about defending any opinion. The piece emphasizes the importance of protecting diverse viewpoints even when disagreeing with them. It urges readers to uphold rights of debate in a democratic society.
In a press conference Henry Kissinger lauded the United Nations for easing the Middle East crisis and said the U N should be central in future diplomacy. Murray Waldman echoed that view, arguing the U N remains the forum to peacefully defuse superpower tensions.
The Department of Defense should not halt the effort to locate about 1300 Americans listed as missing in Indochina. Obstacles exist due to lack of agreement with Communists limiting operations in several areas, but continued cooperation and time are needed to account for all MIA cases. The effort reflects the will of the American people and echoes Sen. Frank Church’s call for a sustained, determined search.
Ehrlichman suggested much drinking in Congress drawing ire from lawmakers. A wary Australian report described Canberra sessions with name-calling and glassy-eyed lawmakers, implying Congress does not represent the worst.
On the Line reports Tiffany and Co in New York markets its famed five million dollar Canary Diamond as a top draw for last minute shoppers during the Christmas season. Publicity director Duane Garrison notes the diamond’s history from the Kimberly mines to its 287 carat start, cut to 128.51 carats with 90 facets. A mail order request from Valerie, 11, deposits one dollar toward the future purchase, illustrating continued demand amid the holiday rush. Continued on page 14 column 1.
Mr Boyle writes about memory shaping identity and recalls nostalgic details from mid century life. He reflects on how memory preserves the past through shared anecdotes from work life snacks and carnival thrills, ending with a cue to continue on Page 14.
A reader asks about breakfast importance and caloric concerns. The column notes varied breakfast customs across regions and cultures, from hearty to continental styles, suggesting meals adapt to pace and school needs.
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette publish circulation and pricing details for Indiana and Illinois addresses. The notice lists subscription rates, contact instructions, and postal and publishing rights including Associated Press affiliation and liability disclaimers. Local publishing info shows edition specifics and carrier guidance.
Betty Brown delivers Christmas cards by December 1 with Postmaster Frank Miklozek praising. Richard F. Davis earns Marine Corps Captain rank after Harrier training in Beaufort. Vigo County figures attend state sediment control conference at Purdue. Indiana officials plan next meeting in Indianapolis. Jody Secondino wins Hereford senior calf at the 74th International Livestock Exposition Chicago. Arthur Godfrey purchased that steer for $30,050. Tom Cummins elected president of Sigma Pi at Indiana University Bloomington.
Daily astrology snippet reviews birthday based guidance and weekly outlook. It covers Sagittarius through Virgo with notes on career, finances, health, and personal life, cautioning overdeliberation and urging action when opportunities arise.
An unreleased 1973 speech draft by an ad hoc campaign group warned of inflation, corruption, restricted media freedom, and rising unemployment under Nixon. It foresaw a 40 cent loaf, 45 cent milk, and a secretive government, with tax changes and a contested 1976 Bicentennial. Watergate undermines any celebration.
Lutheran bodies in North America report a four year decline of 189 782 members about 2 percent. Total membership stands at 9 049 492 after 70 860 members left last year, with the peak reached in 1968 at 9 239 274 members.
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