Editorial Motto Attributed to Voltaire Cited In Trib
The Terre Haute Tribune features a quotation attributed to Voltaire praising freedom of speech. The piece emphasizes defending even controversial expression as a core democratic value.
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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1973
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune features a quotation attributed to Voltaire praising freedom of speech. The piece emphasizes defending even controversial expression as a core democratic value.
William E. Simon avoids deciding on gasoline rationing while the administration weighs options. The Cost of Living Council raises fuel oil prices to shift production from gasoline to heating oil, with a 30 percent reduction goal in sight. Officials consider higher fuel costs, taxes, or rationing, but favor a gradual plan and urge timely rationing as the fairest method.
A deposition by Robert A. Maheu alleges he delivered 50 000 to Senator Hubert Humphrey in 1968 while he ran for president. Humphrey denies receipt though not under oath. The report also recalls 100 000 handed to C G Rebozo for the Nixon campaign, prompting calls for sworn answers to reveal the full truth.
The commentary criticizes California Governor Ronald Reagan for suggesting support to resume bombing in Indochina if others deemed it appropriate. It argues his remarks undermine the war powers resolution and miscast his role as a White House trade representative in the region.
A community mobilizes to cut energy use in Pittsburgh California population 25000. Mayor Sal Calone says the effort aims to avoid factory layoffs and gain wide backing with the line we can do it.
On the Line notes more gas stations closed this weekend with tongue in cheek praise for reduced driving. The piece imagines fewer tickets, toll delays, and car troubles, urging readers to do something constructive like a garage sale while reflecting on Spiro Agnew. Continued on Page 10, Col. 3.
A reader asks about walking pneumonia and the phrase's meaning. The doctor explains there is no real medical condition named walking pneumonia and a persistent cough may stem from an unrecognized small pneumonia, diagnosed only by stethoscope or X ray.
HAL BOYLE surveys unusual mail and trivia from 1940s life noting facts about the Sphinx male baboon model, rising share of women drivers, lazy parrots, bumper sticker wit, tiny red blood cells, and a trivia poll of the era’s biggest stories.
The Terre Haute Tribune details print lineage since 1884 and republication rights. Notices include subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois and mailing options. It notes second class mail status and liability limits for unsolicited submissions. Associated Press membership and rights are stated.
A Monday horoscope lists personality traits for born-today individuals and advice for each zodiac sign. It covers caution with first steps, reliance on trusted experts, relationship trends, and tempered ambitions across Sagittarius to Virgo with emphasis on self awareness.
Phillip Adler of Cox Zwerner Gambill and Sullivan welcomed son Scott Christopher Adler with wife Patty Friday at Union Hospital after a short three percent hour wait. The Adler family resides at 2019 Deming Street.
Washington coverage notes staff gloom after a November 29 closed circuit replay of a 1971 Cronkite documentary on the president. It marks waning support with staffers leaving and Zeigler clashing with prosecutor aides while Woods faces scrutiny over erased tape. In New York, a separate piece argues fire prevention could cut deaths and losses by half in a generation.
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