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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1972
Page
4
This Terre Haute Tribune editorial echoes Voltaire’s maxim that one may disapprove of a view yet defend its right to be spoken. The piece argues for robust protection of free expression across society and media, urging adherence to constitutional principles even amid controversy.
The piece reviews George McGovern's lingering underdog status after California yielded 271 delegates. It cites a New York Times survey showing defections among Humphrey and McGovern voters and debates whether Nixon would win big if McGovern is the nominee. It notes McGovern’s resilience and ongoing campaign momentum despite odds.
The case of 17th century French painter Georges de La Tour, rediscovered in 1915, highlights expert misjudgment as the National Gallery once rejected Saint Joseph as Carpenter. A La Tour canvas titled Cheater bought in 1926 for a few hundred francs is now valued at three to four million dollars, illustrating changing tastes.
A Western state high speed chase ended in tragedy as a police car collided with another vehicle while pursuing a speeding motorcyclist. The piece argues pursuit should end when the risk to bystanders outweighs the gain, noting a Solomon like decision is required and suggesting that letting the suspect escape might have been safer.
The Ad hesive and Sealant Council reports 38 of 42 glue sniffing deaths in eight months of 1971 were due to aerosols and household substances, not glue. The piece urges targeted anti sniffing laws, focusing on the true agents rather than misplacing blame on glue.
Ireland’s Central Remedial Clinic in Dublin, founded by Lady Goulding and Miss Kathleen O’Rourke, grows from two polio survivors to a leading rehabilitation center. Dr. Howard Rusk praises its mission while clinics, workshops, and research programs aid children and adults with cerebral palsy, spina bifida, muscular dystrophy, and stroke, aiming for full economic participation.
A reader asks about excessive time in steam baths. The adviser says steam and whirlpools benefit circulation but warn against overuse, especially for those with heart or vascular concerns. Moderation and gradual conditioning are recommended. The note ends with an unrelated line about eye irritation from makeup.
A columnist explores limbo as a concept in daily life describing various human states from infancy to old age. It collects vivid examples like being left out, waiting for pay, or facing a long visit from a mother-in-law to illustrate the feeling of being suspended between outcomes.
The June 16 horoscope highlights personal independence and leadership traits for many signs. It notes strong judgment, loyalty in relationships, and caution against being used, with daily guidance through birthday readings and short forecasts for each zodiac sign.
Jim Bishop argues television news has become superficial and commercial driven, favoring film over context and pushing premature forecasts. He criticizes anchors, editors, and sports interviews, and urges more local, clear reporting without overediting or advertiser constraints.
Nurse Phyllis Loving warns neck injury risk from headstands after a hospital stay. Army Pvt Keith E Auman, 17, completed nine weeks at Ft Polk LA after basic training at Ft Knox KY. he is from Terre Haute area and is married to Rose Marie. Paul Chapell steps down from Terre Haute Jaycees to associate member. Jaycees aided Springfield Mo Jaycee John Sunny after a Terre Haute auto crash. Retired Club of Commercial Solvents Corp picnic set for July 5 at Deming Park Shelter 3. Rosemary and Bill Salisbury return to town after living in Leesburg Florida. Anne Hall Rickards, Terre Haute, graduates from Stuart Hall in Staunton VA.
The Kiwanis Club of Greater Terre Haute will host a picnic in August at Deming Park with President Bill Price coordinating all planning efforts.
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