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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1973
Page
4
The TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE quotes Voltaire强调 that free expression, even if disapproved, must be protected. The column discusses the balance between public criticism and responsible discourse in a democratic society.
The article honors David Ben-Gurion age 87, Israel’s founding leader, noting his pivotal role in creating and sustaining the state. It cites praise from Willy Brandt and Golda Meir, recalls his 1961 resignation and later reconciliation, and frames him as a defining symbol of the Jewish state.
The article notes that Arabs and Israelis may meet around mid December at Geneva to begin peace talks. It highlights deep divides over territory and Palestinian rights versus Israeli sovereignty and emphasizes the negotiators face a formidable task and potential concessions.
The essay predicts 1974 could be the year of the bicycle due to energy concerns. It notes bikes offer low cost, health benefits, and easy parking, though weather limits and limited cargo capacity are drawbacks. It suggests gasoline rationing could push more people to cycling.
Do it yourself storage of gasoline in car trunks seems practical amid shortages but poses major hazards. Ruptured cans can ignite a fire in a crash and garage storage increases fire risk, with unclear gains from carrying extra fuel.
Ancre Watts the pianist scheduled for Tul ly Hall concerts with the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center will not perform next Sunday and Tuesday. Elgar's Piano Quintet in A minor will substitute for the Brahms Quintet in F minor. In a separate incident, a motorist picked up two hitchhikers in Detroit. a gun was held to the driver in Nee dies, California, and the assailants fled west. Elsworth Bunker attends a meeting in Panama as U S ambassador at large.
Foreign observers note dropping popularity for Prime Minister Golda Meir and Defense Minister Dayan after the Yom Kippur conflict. A Novemeber poll shows Meir at 24 percent, Dayan at 36 percent, with Begin gaining traction as a rival for the premiership.
The cartoonist mocks Panama Canal threats and U S retreat in war talks while Moskovskaya Pravda blasts Bobby Fischer for turning chess into money. It notes Fischer’s demand for a 1 million dollar winner’s purse and 150 thousand dollar loser’s purse for a Spassky rematch, accusing him of con artistry.
A letter answers Mrs. B R about hyaline membrane disease. It describes how the lungs fail to transfer oxygen, causing severe distress, the rarity in full-term babies, and that survival improves after two to three days. The text notes treatments like continuous positive airway pressure and concentrated oxygen at Children’s Mercy Hospital.
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette announce publication details and pricing for Indiana and Illinois editions. Includes mail rates, delivery guidance, postal classifications, and newsroom contact information. This notice lists post date 1903 and publishing company terms.
A broad Sagittarius to Scorpio zodiac preview offers personality traits and daily guidance. It lists each sign’s focus from financial matters to harmony, urging diligence, calmness, and awareness of others in decisions.
Senate committees plan to take over Watergate inquiries after the Ervin panel. Commerce will study files and probe campaign contributions, while the Permanent Investigating Committee shifts to international securities. Yellowstone Park spends 70,000 annually to keep the park free of litter with 24 summer staff and 74,000 miles of trash pickup.
Tribune staffers note Sherman Caruthers a TV feature star and a Hollywood actor nicknamed Scat Man. They mention Tau Beta Pi member Ritchie Price of Brazil and Van Buren High School graduate Jo Mangia shaping metric class talk. Karen Bock returns to Vigo County Library. Kathy Crimans joins staff. Jim Romas and Alice Begeman discuss ISU Purdue game. Geraldine Bradford leads YWCA holiday bazaar efforts.
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