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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1973
Page
4
A Terre Haute Tribune editorial defends free speech citing Voltaire when discussing the right to express differing opinions. The piece emphasizes defending speech even if disapproved and frames it as a cornerstone of democratic values.
The Nixon White House announces key moves with Melvin Laird named domestic affairs adviser at cabinet rank and on the National Security Council. Alexander Haig departs active duty as chief of staff and Ronald Ziegler is promoted to assistant to the president and director of White House communications.
The piece argues Kansas City Police Chief C. M. Kelley, with FBI service and a reputation for integrity, would be a solid FBI director if confirmed. It notes Hoover’s death a year earlier and the bureau's damaged prestige, suggesting Kelley could restore nonpolitical credibility and legality to the agency.
Fire department leaders in Tucson press for enhanced handling rules for munitions trains after a desert blast. They call on the National Transportation Safety Board and Federal Railroad Administration to address routing and notification, warning that lax standards could trigger a major city disaster.
The use of airport carry on X ray machines speeds inspections but raises medical concerns. Advocates say dosages are very low while critics question potential risks in an increasingly tech driven world.
Washington analysis argues Watergate tests the premise that presidents know best and expose how secrecy and illegal actions threaten a free society. It notes Nixon’s conflicting statements on knowledge of burglaries and taps, and calls for public accountability and debate on presidential info and covert measures.
New York AP columnist HAL BOYLE reflects on married life with humor. He lists typical put downs and retorts exchanged between husbands and wives, illustrating the playful battles of daily partnership and memory of past loves.
The National Institutes of Health in Bethesda Maryland is the research arm of the Department of Health and Welfare. It coordinates nationwide disease studies, accepts patients referred for specific studies when they meet criteria, and arranges hospital admission in Bethesda as needed.
The Terre Haute Tribune outlines newspaper pricing for Indiana and Illinois readers, with various subscriptions listed for evenings and Sundays, plus mail options. It notes publication details, filing contact numbers, and rights regarding republication and submission of unsolicited material.
Born on Monday you may be too easy going and neglectful of talents. Seek a trusted partner or adviser to push priorities, improve career success, and protect relationships. Your influence lies in artistic fields if you align ambition with effort and avoid excuses about luck.
Morning obstacles demand focus across signs Gemini to Pisces with advice to stay independent fair and truthful and to temper speech. The guidance urges self discipline in work family duties and social dealings to avoid missteps and enhance afternoon outcomes.
Tribune staff brief includes the Terry Johnson mailbox display near Terre Haute, Jean Davis recovering at St Anthony Hospital, Sheriff George Albright birthday mention, Captain Jack Van Zant meeting Joe Quinn on an Ohio River cruise, George Gettinger on the M V Mississippi towboat, Juvenile Judge Mike Kearns leading Indiana Young Democrats event, and Vigo County prosecutor Ralph Berry with former state senator Jack H. Mankin as former presidents.
Washington report details three White House pressure attempts on Sen. Lowell Weicker of Connecticut. A high ranking aide urged two GOP senators to curb him, a lobbyist was nudged to urge Weicker to act Republican, and rumors of party switch were spread to undermine his credibility.
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