Editorial Motto Attributed Quote Sparks Debate
The Terre Haute Tribune features Voltaire’s maxim on free speech with editorial framing. Readers weigh the enduring debate over defending expression despite disagreement in public discourse.
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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1973
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune features Voltaire’s maxim on free speech with editorial framing. Readers weigh the enduring debate over defending expression despite disagreement in public discourse.
Leaders of Terre Haute urge full local backing for Rose Hulman Institute of Technology's five million Centennial Campaign. President Dr. John A. Logan says finishing the local phase by July 31 enables focus on the national drive, with faculty and staff already contributing over 100 000, about 92 percent participation.
The piece cites Senators Henry M. Jackson and James Abourezk raising concerns that major oil companies withhold low-sulfur crude from independent refiners. It notes Abourezk’s letter to the president and Jackson's FTC inquiry, urging inquiry and disclosure on the gasoline shortage's causes.
James Reston questions if a genuine new mood in foreign policy is emerging or if cycles explain the cooperation between the Soviet Union, West Germany, and talks involving Nixon and Brezhnev. He notes potential detente but urges doubt about causes and consequences, suggesting fatigue from past wars or a cyclical shift.
A reflection on returning home and recalling how places evolve from the old State Department to the modern White House complex. The narrator recalls Virginia Dare, the Hearst office, and debates the name changes amid mentions of Agnew, Herb Klein, and the plumbers.
The column argues that despite a bleak view of humanity and the environment people cling to signs of hope. It notes Friday and Monday stay, widows remain attractive, crabgrass isn’t worse, Antarctic ice isn’t doomed, football starts, no national election, and the whooping crane survives. It ends with a tease about continued discussion on page 8.
After second child birth a condition called phlebitis may occur in the leg causing swelling. Rest and treatment restore circulation. Lymphatic blockage can also cause similar leg swelling. Also, doctors smoking habits influence patients to continue smoking.
Friday's horoscopic guidance highlights social inclination and adaptability. It suggests careful friend selection for Geminis and notes opportunities across signs from employment moves to artistic ambitions and personal relationships with a page reference to continued guidance on page 8.
The speaker recalls posing on back steps with Secretary Stimson after the Kellogg Briand Pact was ratified, noting about 300 people gathered and recalling easier days in Washington. The piece hints at nostalgia and a continuation on Page 8.
The Terre Haute Tribune established in 1994 and the Terre Haute Gazette dating to 1869 provide daily and Sunday editions with varying rates. The paper lists mailing options, rates, and post safeguards, including address and rights formalities, and notes Associated Press republication rights.
Nose News notes Demetrius Ewing Jr. headed to New York for a teaching job after Florida A&M University honors in music trumpet. Duke Ellington invited him to sit in during a recent Indianapolis engagement. Jon Klotz family plans celebrate Lori Michelle’s ninth birthday and parents’ 13th anniversary. Robert P. Davis graduates from UVA Law, to join a Chicago firm. Wiley High School War Class marks 55th anniversary with 1914 1918 cohort at Cottage Inn. Cadet Sergeant H A Boyd, Terre Haute, earns Army Superior Cadet Award while at Georgia Tech.
A London interview scene unfolds at the Savoy with Jim Bishop as he resists being the subject. The Sunday Mirror journalist cross examines his career, books including The Day Christ Died, and famous figures while displaying a sharp, intrusive style.
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