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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1973
Page
4
A Turbulent quote attributed to Voltaire frames a Terre Haute Tribune editorial note defending free speech while acknowledging criticism. The piece emphasizes principled tolerance amid local discourse and opinion battles, urging readers to honor diverse perspectives in a free press.
A column argues against appointing ambassadors based on campaign contributions. It notes the Senate Foreign Relations Committee plans to limit ambassadors from outside the Foreign Service to 15 percent and to discourage nominees who gave more than 10 000 to a campaign. The piece urges placing qualified career diplomats in chief posts.
The piece notes humorous responses to Watergate and the rise of public interest. It argues the scandal lowers elite distance, focuses attention on politics, and may oddly fulfill Nixon's pledge to unite the country by exposing systemic evils and prompting societal reflection.
The article notes Britain's strict gun control, limited licenses for handguns, licensed possession of rifles and shotguns, and proposes further tightening. It cites a link between crime control and law measures, including возмож ban on realistic replicas. The government signals continued move toward stricter gun regulation.
John B. Connally announced his move to the Republican Party and said he was not seeking a job. A few days later he accepted a special consultant position to the White House in Washington reflecting rapid political change.
On line from New York reports the Skylab mission held as Pete Conrad Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz endure a near failure and brave repair. They face extended flights to study mineral balance fluid shifts and hormonal changes. Public attention shifts from Watergate to their return and Earth-observing insights.
A humor piece takes aim at medical office life with quips about bankers hours and a secretary’s fatigue. It riffs on patient irritation, misfiled appointments, and cartoonish medical staff dynamics in a doctor’s office setting.
A reader asks about superficial chicken pox indentations and scar treatment for a child. The doctor explains dermabrasion can smooth the skin after anesthesia, with good results and reassurance about future scar appearance. A separate note advises wearing protective goggles for eye irritation from gardening.
Public notices list subscription rates and service guidelines for the Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette and detail mailing and postage terms for Indiana Illinois regions. It notes address, founding years, contact lines, and Associated Press rights.
Born today you are a forceful, idealistic person who seeks higher perfection in career social life and hobbies. You form attachments easily and relate well to children and the elderly while staying open and honest in all matters.
By Tribune staffers a teenage drum majorette steps down after starting at age five. She will be a sophomore in the Patriot Linda Dunn Legion Kadette Band. Allyson Dee Moore of Bloomfield guards at ISU and attends ISU summer classes. William C. Petty of Terre Haute earned a degree in Automotive Marketing from Northwood Institute. Carl Miller Jr of Terre Haute rumored for tall fishing tales. Cadets Dorian T. Anderson and Paul T. Migaki earned West Point honors with Anderson earning an Arm letters for football and Migaki named to the dean's list. Migart is a Brazil High School alumnus. Anderson is the son of Pleasant Jones.
John P. Roche reflects on Watergate’s grip in Washington, noting Nixon’s isolation and GOP desertion, media scrutiny, and the era’s trial by press while contrasting liberal attacks with due process values. also cites 1972 commercial honey production at 406,050,000 pounds up 13 percent from 1971.
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