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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1972
Page
4
The Ter Te Haute Tribune editorial quotes Voltaire asserting the defense of free expression even when the words may be disapproved. The piece argues for protecting speech as a cornerstone of democracy and urges readers to uphold open dialogue despite disagreements.
The piece weighs Joseph Alsop's argument that closing off North Vietnam could have been tried earlier with less risk in 1965. It cautions that Nixon's 1972 move, while provocative, does not ensure success and could provoke Soviet or Chinese responses. The war's outcome remains uncertain as bombing and blockade continue to affect Hanoi.
The 1969 Agriculture ban expanded by the EPA under William Ruckelshaus faces appeals and continued battle. Environmentalists seek total eradication of exceptions while defenders cite DDT’s historic role in disease control and food production. The EPA cites cautions about persistence and food chain accumulation as grounds for prudence.
Political observers parse Sen Edward Kennedy remarks on possibly accepting a McGovern ticket as VP if his presence aids victory. He says he is not a candidate and would not be drafted, yet speculation grows on what his answer might mean for the race.
On Father s Day reflections come after Mother's Day with the author recalling his father s labor in atomic energy sewer work and education sacrifices. He remembers a Central Labor Union outing at Benning Race Track, a protective father, and a cherished family Vic trola memory with songs by John McCormack. Continued on Page 5 Col 6.
Hal Boyle reports on his son Bob Boyle who left home at 21 to work as a diver at Marineland Florida. The essay recalls his early impressions of nurse sharks and morays and notes the praise of head diver Wayne Birkett for his rapid skill development and job dedication.
A health note discusses myopia and conjunctivitis in swimmers. It explains myopia as a longer eyeball needing glasses for proper focus and cautions against untested eye exercises. It warns chlorine irritation can cause temporary eye burning but no permanent damage, and advises medical guidance before using any eye drops.
Born today you face inner conflicts yet can become a powerful force for good. Do not doubt your abilities, learn from experience, and apply growth to future situations while navigating money concerns and personal responsibility.
Washington by Marianne Means notes Edward Kennedy aims to influence without active candidacy. Polls show Kennedy could hurt a McGovern ticket despite his popularity among Catholics and ability to draw crowds. Analysts warn a McGovern Kennedy ticket risks regional imbalance and alienating moderates, with Chappaquiddick baggage lingering.
Rate chart for Indiana Illinois editions includes full year and short term options. Contact details, mailing addresses, and postage notes outline second class status and delivery expectations. Noting publication is Tribune Star Publishing Co. in Terre Haute with Associated Press rights.
Dave Barden awaits his fiberglass sailboat due in Indianapolis by June 2. Clevy and Dorothy Bostick celebrate their 42nd anniversary today. Former Tribune editors Bob Nesbit and Carl Davis fished south of Riley. Nesbit caught a dozen keepers. Charles Barrett named to Hanover College dean's list. member of Phi Delta Theta and football team. Navy Seaman Michael C. Creamer serves aboard USS Berkeley off North Vietnam. Vigo County teacher Carol Kulow to attend a Hawaii conference in July.
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