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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1973
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune quotes Voltaire on defending speech even when opinions clash, presenting a timeless defense of free expression within a commemorative or opinion context. The piece underscores principles of open debate and individual rights.
On the tenth anniversary of the partial nuclear test ban, a study for Peace through Law backs a total ban. Endorsed by 19 senators and 34 representatives, it argues that on site inspection is now unnecessary and a comprehensive treaty would curb mass destruction, improving non proliferation credibility.
The NEA and US Office of Education fund the Artists in Schools program to place artists in residence in elementary and secondary schools. It aims to widen perception and creative expression rather than train professionals, growing from a 1969 pilot with $100,000 to $2.5 million and 2,700 schools nationwide.
Twenty years after Hillary and Norgay reached Everest four Japanese climbers and a Sherpa died in an Annapurna ice slide. The incident underscores that peaks remain dangerous and not truly conquered, echoing Norman Dyhrenfurth’s view that words like victory have no place in high mountains.
The piece visits Irish memory with digressions on Know Nothings, Dirty Mick Considine, and O Connell. It contrasts a personal luncheon with historical feuds, then critiques Oliver Cromwell and previews Lady Antonia Fraser’s Cromwell biography.
A lighthearted tour notes odd and humorous West Virginia town names such as Quick Kanawha, Mud, Sod, Twilight, Romance, and Looneyville. It contrasts formal naming in Grant and Raleigh counties and prompts readers to imagine mail routes and bridges in these quirky locales.
A parent letter discusses a college junior who quits to “find himself” despite strong grades. Experts note many youths feel unsure amid a turbulent society and advise sympathetic guidance rather than pressure, suggesting psychiatric or psychological help as appropriate.
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette announce pricing for Indiana and Illinois readers. Rates cover evening and Sunday deliveries, with separate plans for outside states, plus reminders about delivery and manuscript policies and Republication rights.
Born under a mixed mind and athletic body you value both thought and action. The daily guide urges balance between mental and physical pursuits and notes a reforming streak tempered by empathy guiding changes without coercion.
Aeenasey Hawk reports Richard D. Wegrich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bruhn of 1830 S. 28th St., assigned to guidance control at Mission Control in Houston. Wegrich, a 1958 Rose-Hulman graduate, lives in Huntsville with his wife and two children. Field notes include a three week Europe study trip by ISU history program participants Raymond Kepner and James Wagner, plus Terre Haute residents returning from the trip and local graduates.
Jim Bishop lampoons golf terms in a sharp column, redefining terms with cheeky twists. It skewers players and editors, offering witty definitions of common terms and imagined misuses, poking fun at the sport.
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