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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1973
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune presents editorial reflections on free speech and Voltaire's maxim, noting the tension between opinion and defense of speech. The piece contemplates how a newsroom should handle controversial views while upholding First Amendment principles.
Nixon and Brezhnev outline steps toward multiple summits including a potential second U.S. visit by Brezhnev and a focus on nuclear arms control. They back an all European summit with Helsinki talks starting July 3, aiming to ease Cold War frictions.
After about a month in orbit the Skylab crew returned in high spirits and excellent health. The mission proved human ingenuity can solve problems in space and suggested the next 56 day flight could proceed with few serious issues.
Astronomers celebrate activation of the 158 inch Mayall telescope at Kitt Peak Arizona named for Dr. Nicholas A. Mayall. Director Dr. Leo Goldberg says it will reach five billion light years distant and 40 times more sky coverage than the Hale telescope, with wider field and future global interconnections.
Senator Mike Gravel of Alaska and two constituents tour Washington monuments after fueling woes on a Sunday night. With Alaska boasting vast oil reserves and a vast pipeline network, the irony of a gas shortage despite regional riches is noted as the tale continues on Page 5.
A reflective piece lists small, vivid life moments that bring joy or wonder. It collects personal memories from childhood and adolescence, from door closings to first newspaper routes, bakery smells, and a burlesque curiosity, ending with a prayer of thanks.
The letter describes laryngectomy patients regaining speech via a device by Dr. Stanley Taub at New York Medical College. It notes esophageal speech challenges and that early cancer treatment yields strong outcomes, with some men adapting to speaking professionally despite the loss of their voice box.
A dated horoscope lists personality traits for Cancer born on June 27 and forecasts for the remaining zodiac signs. It advises patience, balance between ambition and restraint, and attention to family and health, with brief daily guidance for Aries through Gemini.
A column arguing for a tough, principled approach to U S Soviet relations. It warns against naive praise of dictators, urges using leverage to push human rights, and questions whether Nixon can maximize U S bargaining while dealing with Brezhnev and the KGB.
Public notices detail subscription prices for Indiana and Illinois regions including Sunday, evening, and combined plans. The piece lists mailing terms, post office rules, and copyright acknowledgments for the Tribune and its affiliation Tribune Star.
Howard Dardeen Sr visits Terre Haute and plans trips to Indianapolis to see his son Howard Jr in Las Vegas where he manages a Desert Inn night shift. Ball State awarded degrees to 2,250 undergrads with 625 masters and 29 doctorates.
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