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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1973
Page
6
A TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE editorial cites Voltaire asserting that one may disapprove of what is said while protecting the right to speak. The piece underscores defendability of free expression as a core principle.
Pioneer 10, a tiny 570 pound probe, sent back closeup Jupiter images and data despite high radiation. The mission shows a disc shaped magnetosphere and marks a first step toward manned outer planetary travel beyond Saturn and Uranus with a 1987 solar system exit aim.
The piece notes dismal hints of a possible U S bombing resumption in Indochina despite public opposition and the war powers act. It cites Hanoi claims of spy flights, Pentagon and embassy ambiguity, and argues the White House should seek congressional approval before any bombing restart.
The campaign to remove harmful toys from shelves has improved since last year due to longer publicity and a shift from FDA to the Consumer Product Safety Commission. Retailers and manufacturers must share responsibility, and buyers should check for sharp edges, small parts, flammables, and other hazards to ensure a safer holiday season.
On Line recalls wartime irony as a Pearl Harbor radio football game masked enemy approach on December 6 1941. It notes Paula Ben-Gurion’s bold acts and intimate support to David Ben-Gurion amid illness, portraying her as a decisive partner in a period of conflict.
Dr. Lester Coleman reports at a medical congress that cigar and pipe smoke can reach the lungs and may contribute to cancer risk even for non-cigarette smokers. Thymosin from the thymus gland is seen as a potential defender against infection and aging, with trials planned. A Manchester study links a husband’s occupation to cervical cancer risk in wives, noting higher rates among wives of laborers.
Horoscope page blends personality guidance and Sunday forecasts. It notes tendencies toward authoritarian behavior, secretiveness in life, and a balanced approach to money, urging tempering with affection and steady effort. It lists zodiac signs with daily reminders and page reference.
Barry Goldwater positions himself as the most sensible national Republican amid Nixon’s Watergate crisis. He criticizes the White House approach while urging testimony and restraint, and credits credibility recovery with steady leadership and unity, naming Rockefeller, Reagan, and Connally as potential 1976 GOP choices.
Washington humorist notes that governments turn to taxes in crises from rail seizures to pollution fees and fuel taxes. He warns against shortage taxes becoming a norm, questions their revenue purpose, and foresees a future federal nothing tax if shortages worsen.
A column analyzes Julie Nixon’s calm defense of her father amid Watergate fallout. It contrasts her poise with the president’s turbulent tapes controversy and questions accountability, loyalty, and the memoirs question in a storm of political history.
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