Editorial cartoon quotes Voltaire on free speech defense
A TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE piece centers on Voltaire’s famed line about defending speech, highlighting the principle of free expression in public discourse and editorial stance.
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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1972
Page
4
A TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE piece centers on Voltaire’s famed line about defending speech, highlighting the principle of free expression in public discourse and editorial stance.
The piece critiques James Baldwin for presuming Angela Davis’s guilt before trial. It notes Baldwin praised her innocence, questioned the prosecution, and urged public judgment, urging him and others to defer to judicial due process and let the courts decide.
UN Secretary General Kurt Waldheim calls for a meaningful world order through arms control and an international peace force. He warns the major powers that reliance on secret diplomacy risks a future global war and criticizes limited peacekeeping as a stopgap.
RCA announces a rear end collision radar that records speed and distance and warns drivers with a flasher and buzzer. Testing is needed and a law would require rear reflectors for effectiveness. It promises to cut tailgating accidents and reduce property damage injuries and loss of life.
Academy head Boris Petrov notes limited USSR interest in lunar manned missions while praising automation. He cites US Apollo triumphs and Mars exploration with Mariner and Martian satellites, expects Venus data from Venera 8, and remains optimistic about human spaceflight future.
The hair transplant method uses skin-punch autografts to move small hair plugs from a donor area to bald regions. Surgeons report many successful cases while noting some failures due to recipient-site rejection, with ongoing study of hormones drugs and antibiotics to improve results.
A reflective piece portrays the business office as America’s social hub where work blends with daily life. It describes offices as rest homes, entertainment centers, and forums where employees multitask from memos to private affairs while the boss jokes about golf and productivity.
The Terre Haute Tribune announces subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois regions including evening and Sunday options. It lists mail delivery details, rates, and notices about postal handling and affiliations with the Associated Press.
Friday’s horoscopic guide highlights stubborn independence and strong self faith, noting potential conflict with others. It covers Gemini through Taurus with tips on behavior, focus, and personal growth, urging caution, tact, and clear guidance in relationships and family matters.
Honey Creek residents urged to call Terre Haute Fire Department for protection as township pays for services. Beacon School Mothers Club reports 10 500 Betty Crocker coupons mailed toward 740 000 for a 15 passenger bus. Community items mention graduates, club meetings, autograph from astronaut Ken Mattingly, a legal studies graduate, and a song contest finalist.
Mrs Richard Beck of Margaret Avenue marked a milestone this Thursday in a quiet family celebration. The event honored her longstanding years with friends and neighbors joining in the birthday observance.
Jim Bishop reflects on George Wallace as a divided America confronts violence and change. He recalls Kennedy's assassination, Wallace's staunch defense of segregation, and the shifting civil rights era, concluding with a wary view of national identity.
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