Editorials Quote a Voltaire Defense of Free Speech
The Terre Haute Tribune cites Voltaire in a reflection on free expression. The editorial endorses defending opposing views as essential to a robust public dialogue.
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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1973
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune cites Voltaire in a reflection on free expression. The editorial endorses defending opposing views as essential to a robust public dialogue.
Mrs. Frank Guthrie becomes the first woman named to the executive board and vice president for Cub Scouting in the Wabash Valley Boy Scout Council. Her family has deep Scout ties, with two sons as Eagle Scouts and another pursuing advancement, while Council leader Earl L. Brandt notes national approval of women on exec boards.
A study by the American Automobile Association estimates the average motorist spends 16.5 cents a mile to operate a car, with variable costs like gas oil tires and maintenance totaling about 4.75 cents per mile. Fixed costs such as insurance license and depreciation run about 3.21 dollars per day, suggesting savings from driving less and possibly downsizing to smaller cars.
Former Attorney General Elliot Richardson urged immediate reforms to curb money in politics after Watergate. He backed limits on campaign advertising expenditures and individual contributions, and supported public funding as a possible alternative while debates continue on broader reforms.
On the Line notes Prime Minister Edward Heath will impose a Three Day Work Week starting January 1 to save energy. The column jokes about British resilience and cites U S energy culture and a criticism of Soviet trade policy, with a tease of continued discussion on Page 6.
The first American killed in Vietnam since withdrawal is cited as proof the cease-fire is not honored by either side. Capt. Richard M. Rees, 32, was machine-gunned during a search for missing soldiers. The piece notes truce violations cited by Saigon and Hanoi, renewed Kissinger Tho talks, and the I C C S resumption after paralysis.
A reader asks about stomach bypass for extreme obesity and where it can be done, with doctors cited as best to judge. The second query notes nickel in jewelry triggering allergies in some wearers, based on a study by skin specialists.
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The page offers a December 20 horoscope with advice on emotional control, career ambition, independence, and social life. It includes tomorrow's zodiac readings for Sagittarius to Virgo, noting risks like overspending, family impact, and budgeting, with guidance for planning weekend activities and gift decisions.
The piece argues impeachment likelihood against Nixon is low, citing House and Senate inertia and political calculations. It notes the slow Judiciary Committee process, energy policy chaos, and calls for resignation as a plausible alternative while citing figures like Henry Kissinger and Henry Jackson.
Nosey reports that Dr. Robert Thompson may become the permanent program chairman of the Terre Haute Rotary Club after December. Vigo County planning director John Hanley celebrates a birthday with best wishes from staff and county friends. Phil Hamm entertained at Kiwanis. Fred Black organized the show. Riley American Legion hosts a chicken dinner Saturday at 6 p.m. and a Sunday Children's Christmas party at 2 30 p.m. Old Saint Nick is promised to visit. Bill Merrill braved 15 degree weather at a St Louis versus Dallas game. Cards lost 30 to 3 and Merrill quips about the Indianapolis Caps. Mary Kay Johnson, police secretary, recovers from surgery. Steve notes cards and letters would boost her spirits.
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