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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1973
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune quotes Voltaire about defending speech, noting commitment to free expression despite disapproval. The editorial frames enduring principles of individual rights in public discourse.
In Marshall Illinois amid the worst blizzard in over half a century travelers stalled along I 70 found shelter with locals. Fred Murphy Pastor James Danny and others opened homes and businesses for lodging cocoa coffee and warmth while police and businesses aided stranded motorists.
A Senate Watergate committee expands its demand, using new law to back subpoenas for hundreds of tapes and documents. Judge Sirica releases some tapes to the grand jury with parts withheld as unrelated to Watergate, signaling a possible broad clash over executive privilege.
Amnesty International reports that torture for political ends is widespread across at least 64 nations, including democracies and police states. The call urges international action and U S leadership to acknowledge and condemn these practices and halt them.
A reader recounts buying a $230 heat machine for arthritis that failed to help and urges legal action against fraud. The writer notes gullible buyers and cites BBB and federal protections, adding personal bursitis and a mention of a science magazine article.
The columnist recalls travel with President Nixon from Washington to Key Biscayne, detailing jet charters, pool reporters, and rituals at stops such as Hawaii, Tehran, and Moscow. The piece reflects on White House travel logistics, press coverage, and the lingering question of staying in Washington.
Hal Boyle notes that many cars lack family friendly features as fathers with children under ten face trash and mess on trips. He suggests built in waste baskets and better space for wet suits and eating, joking that designers without kids miss these needs.
The Terre Haute Tribune announces pricing for mail and evening subscriptions for Indiana and Illinois readers. It lists rates for various durations and services, mentions publication details and post office status, and notes copyright and Associated Press rights.
The fragment outlines Friday’s horoscope with personality traits and advice for Capricorn through Libra, noting generosity compassion and cautious judgment. It hints at tomorrow's reading by birthday and references a continued column with page and column markers.
Tribune staffers Billy and Mary Modelitt host relatives from near Detroit while other locals celebrate with guests including the Klinger family and the Colemans. A child Adri Nav al performs at Thornton Elementary and soldiers like Larry Collins finish basic training at Ft Jackson.
Jim Bishop recalls a year of balloon tires and soaring tech costs, noting Prohibition gin tricks, the Hoover presidency, Wall Street crash fears, and cultural icons like Garbo and Valentino. He references friends, romance with Elinor, and a fleet of shifting fortunes across travel, crime, and sport.
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