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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1973
Page
4
Editorial asserts support for Voltaire’s idea that free expression must be defended even when disagreeing. It urges robust tolerance in public discourse and cautions against censorship or punitive responses to dissenting views. The piece frames liberty as essential to democracy and civic dialogue.
About 950 young men gather in Terre Haute for the 36th Hoosier Boys State now held at Indiana State University. The American Legion backs the program to teach practical self government and politics with Dr. Alan Rankin praising the group as a valued campus presence.
The article argues against slow increases and supports raising the minimum wage from 1.60 to 2.20 an hour, faster relief for workers facing rising living costs. It notes Brennan's proposal for a youth differential and stresses swift relief for older workers while weighing youth hiring incentives.
West Germany Chancellor Willy Brandt arrives in Israel for the first visit by a West German leader since Israel’s founding 25 years ago. He calls for genuine, ongoing acts to heal Nazi-era wounds and reduce hatred on both sides.
Archibald Cox, the Watergate special prosecutor, warned against waffling as he presses for access to all White House papers. The handling of logs from Nixon talks with John W. Dean has raised questions about transparency and relevance to the case.
London writes that the Times estimated 750000 spectators packed Epsom Downs for the English Derby, a turnout likened to several major U S races. The scene included crowds on the infield, royal enclosure areas, and a mix of British, Irish, French, and American attendees amid heat and traffic chaos.
A light column notes amusing facts from tarantulas to colds and alcoholism. It cites absenteeism linked to colds, warns about alcohol as a major drug, and recalls quirks from Amsterdam canal cops to early tobacco use plus a marital wisdom quip.
The column warns that excessive Sunday handball can strain the heart and lungs of a 48 year old. It urges a doctor led review of his routine to prevent exhaustion and unsafe stress on vital organs, noting the danger of pushing beyond limits.
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Born today you control your fate through your choices and actions. Gemini to Aries sections urge self reliance, mood control, and careful progress, with guidance on relationships, career preparations, and independence. Continued on Page 5.
John P. Roche laments the switch from cotton to polyester fabrics as he endures sweltering heat at academic ceremonies. He recalls hunting for cotton short sleeved shirts and cotton shorts in 1960s- era supply chains, finding only polyester blends and puzzled shopkeepers.
Mary Lou Martin questions a mysterious mushroom in her bathroom while playful tales from Deming Park mark Kevin Songster's fifth birthday. Veterans of World War I set July dates in Indianapolis. Grandparents George and Betty Schoffstall celebrate a new grandchild in Clarksville. Teresa Gayle arrives with seven pounds fourteen ounces and long black hair. Vigo County treasurer-elect George George? Also Don Morlan’s family adds a dachsapoo named Daisy after visiting Brazil. Purdue-bound Mark Uhlhorn earns band acceptance.
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