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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1972
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune presents an editorial note invoking Voltaire's defense of free expression. It frames the quote I may disapprove of what you say but I will defend to the death your right to say it as a timeless principle guiding public discourse.
As McGovern nears the Democratic nomination the dialogue turns to attacks. The piece argues for debate focused on positions and proposed remedies rather than slogans. It urges McGovern and supporters to respond substantively and keep discourse civil and issue driven.
The piece weighs optimistic projections for controlled thermonuclear fusion, arguing sea-water supplies deuterium could fuel vast energy output at low costs. It advocates substantial funding, citing AEC estimates from 300 million to nearly 1 billion dollars for 1973–77, and urges a middle-ground 600–700 million to demonstrate lab fusion by 1980 and enable near limitless power.
Patent 3.665.447 covers a Method and Apparatus for Preventing Inebriated Persons from Operating Vehicles. Originating from Dartmouth Thayer School of Engineering, the idea uses flicker fusion to make a light appear steady to the drunk but flashing to the sober, potentially delaying car startup until the driver perceives the light.
Acupuncture treatment on Toots Shor highlights New York gossip as bandleader Meyer Davis conducts at London Embassy residence. Meyer Davis requests a correction to his birth year. Jack Dempsey, at 77, remains a magnetic figure with a Broadway restaurant reunion with trainer Teddy Hayes as fans plan a later celebration.
Daily forecast lists zodiac signs Cancer to Gemini with guidance on emotions budget generosity patience and relationships. It emphasizes leadership confidence and caution against overcommitment while noting personal growth and project momentum for various signs.
Jim Bishop writes on the communication gap between Stone Age and Rock Age societies. He notes parents feel dishonest to teens and praises honest discussion while warning against permissive attitudes and the “do your own thing” creed. A teenage girl recalls changing views on contraception from ignorance to knowledge.
Hal Boyle argues that the feminist Ms title struggles with international languages and pronunciations, noting married and unmarried forms in several countries. He critiques its practical impact on equality, suggesting the term changes nothing substantive. Boyle signs off while on vacation.
A family physician should guide the choice between a psychiatrist or a psychologist for a child with tics and emotional distress. The doctor’s assessment of social and emotional background is crucial, and under his direction a qualified psychiatrist or psychologist can be found.
Public notices and mailing rates for Terre Haute Tribune and Terre Haute Gazette are listed. The page includes contact details, carrier and delivery notes, subscription prices for Indiana and Illinois, rural route adjustments, postal info, and the publisher’s liability disclaimer. The Tribune is a historical newspaper dating from 1869 with Associated Press affiliation and address at 721 Wabash Ave.
Four Terre Haute residents named to the University of Kansas spring honor roll. They include Mary Freed Mary Harrington Michelle Harrington and Mary R Tucker. Charlotte and Tom Jones plan forty fourth wedding anniversary on July 3. Earl Elliott reports for duty with the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing at Cherry Point NC. Local items note humor from the Northside Breakfast Optimist Club and plans of Bob Kable and Helen to fly to Detroit. Don Reely shares tall tales. Two Tribune staffers dined with Sheriff George Albright at the Ohio Street Motel and praised the chili.
Irvine California report from The Irvine Co. notes asparagus can grow six inches in a day in 78 degree weather. The 80 000 acre ranch helps California produce about half of the nations fresh and processed asparagus, part of a 66 500 ton crop valued at 29 million dollars.
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