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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1972
Page
4
A Terre Haute Tribune editorial defends the ideal of free expression despite disagreements, invoking Voltaire's line and arguing readiness to defend others' right to speak. The piece emphasizes the importance of open discourse in democracy.
The piece surveys the Moscow pacts as a first step toward curbing the arms race while noting Stockholm and Peace Research Institute warnings that superpowers still pursue missiles and warheads. It cites U S congressional pressure for large defense outlays and questions political will for real disarmament.
The court extends the right to counsel to defendants facing imprisonment even for brief terms. Justice Douglas notes that the complexity of legal questions in cases leading to any jail time merits appointed representation beyond six months or more. The ruling may raise costs and slow prosecutions, but strengthens a core pillar of justice.
Transportation Secretary John A. Volpe signaled caution on reviving the supersonic transport program. He suggested the Concorde may be barred from U.S. airspace until it meets noise and pollution standards and noted environmental and economic hurdles in operating large twice the speed of sound transports. His remarks imply a prudent, slow approach amid mounting environmental concerns.
A parade of famous responses to Hallmark’s prompt What is Love includes Joan Crawford calling love the gift of giving and receiving Skitch Henderson likening love to a Mahler symphony a Grand Prix race car and a Tiger Moth aircraft Gary Grant calling love the best joyous feeling Congresswoman Abzug describing love as giving and sharing Gloria Swanson calling it the Creativity of the Life Force Hugh Downs explaining love as a kinetic not a noun and a verb William B Williams continues on page 5 col 4
Washington types question if a Soviet American arms limit raises spending. Retired Commodore Claus von Frigate explains that cost rises accompany pollution cuts and arms reductions, arguing defense with arms remains cheaper than unarmed defense. Continued on Page 5, Col. 5.
Practical home health tips are shared. Dr Gollub shows a simple nose bleed method using sitting or lying position and controlled breathing. if needed, pack the nose with cotton. Dr Kritchman notes a reflex to obtain a urine sample from a child by stroking the lower back. Dr Balfus stresses diabetic patients must learn to self inject insulin, using a brief ice application to the thigh.
The Terre Haute Tribune and Tribune Star publish contact and subscription details, dates of establishment, mailing rates for Indiana and Illinois, and notices about delivery services. It lists pricing for various periods including Sundays evenings and rural routes, and states postal and copyright information.
Terre Haute patrolmen TOM CALVIN and AARON KEEN joined ten Community Blood Program members responding to a tenet emergency need of fifteen units for a non member youth at Union Hospital. Rotary Club welcomes Dr. William Harader as new member. local birthdays noted for Mike Bruner and others. Ball State University grads Manford Rudisel and Robert Spencer profiled.
Born today you are straightforward in dealings and keep promises. Your business caution stops you from unnecessary risk while you pursue a fruitful outcome with minimal loss. Read tomorrow by selecting your birthday to find your daily guide and forecast.
John P. Roche argues that Angela Davis’s acquittal invites scrutiny of Communist regimes and their treatment of dissenters. He notes the global Free Angela campaigns and questions whether Davis should speak for Soviet dissidents and labor camp victims.
A column quotes Miss Davis vowing to free political prisoners worldwide while the author defends her academic freedom amid past protests against governments. The piece questions Soviet oppression and critiques use of mental institutions for political penalties with a critical, reflective tone.
The column questions Angela Davis about her stance on political prisoners and free speech. It contrasts possible treatment in the United States with Soviet conditions. It asks how she feels about Russia’s penalties for leaving and about freeing prisoners worldwide.
New York report emphasizes cleaning brick and hearth with thick suds and a stiff brush. Rinse, dry, then wash screen and tools, and air them outside. Finish by placing a arrangement of spring flowers on the hearth to signal seasonal cheer.
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