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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1973
Page
4
A columnist cites Voltaire’s maxim to argue that society must defend free expression even when opinions differ. The piece frames the right to speak as essential to democracy and cautions against suppressing dissent.
An editorial weighs the new four and a half month ceasefire in Vietnam and a second accord. It notes guarded optimism from Henry Kisinger and the Senate Senate vote to refrain from combat in Indochina. It argues settlement chances rise with reduced American presence as China and the Soviet Union pull back.
The piece argues public approval for Nixon's inflation curb is muted and doubts linger that new phase Phase 314 will succeed. It notes economists lack precise knowledge and that inflationary psychology drives rising prices, suggesting real change must come from shifts in American consumer habits.
The National Driver Register collects suspension and revocation data from states into a centralized data bank. In 1972 over a million reports were filed and 17 million drivers checked, with states like Pennsylvania and Virginia denying licenses based on the data. Periodic purges address concerns about outdated records.
A sprawling New York column riffs on a strike by grave diggers and burial routines, shifts to Vice President Agnew’s revival amid Watergate chatter, and previews a Hollywood project on Kennedy’s assassination starring Lancaster, Ryan, and Geer.
A NY AP column muses on memory like a barrel of apples. Good memories sustain us while spoiled ones should be discarded. It recalls social norms from marriage to Prohibition and family dinners, noting the era’s hidden daily habits.
A reader asks if red meat causes hypertension. The reply says red meats do not cause high blood pressure and emphasizes consulting a physician for diet and medication guidance, noting that high protein is sometimes limited for certain patients. Continuous bleeding from the rectum is referenced with a page note.
Born today you may struggle to choose and stick with a career. Mid career distractions may lead to changing work unless you focus your talents and keep ethics intact. The page lists birthdays and daily guidance for each sign with practical reminders.
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette announce publication details and mailing rates with editor information and notices on subscriptions and submission policies. The note lists address and postal registrations, including class and republication rights for Associated Press content.
Terre Haute reports a local architect-contractor claims a wood piece may come from the original Fort Harrison, based on tests by trucking executive Maynard Niemeyer. Other items note Vigo County playground baseball at Woodrow Wilson Junior High, six-year-old Cliff Kendall’s throwing, Bobby Clements’ fielding, a successful Memorial United Methodist Church tent sale raising about 2500 for church renovations, news of John Siner’s hospitalization, navy recruit Monty Hauck’s Chicago training completion, and Preston Fletcher’s graduation from Andrews University.
In a reflective column the author recalls agreeing to give a college commencement address while addressing his own fears and a critique of past speeches. He contrasts American childhood amid Jim Crow with today’s nation, noting deep racial and social changes over three decades and the faded sense of shared obligation.
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