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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1967
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune cites Voltaire’s line I may disapprove of what you say but I will defend to the death your right to say it in an editorial note. The piece argues for robust free expression and open debate.
The article argues that while the United States has high quality care, a persistent doctor shortage and uneven distribution leave many Americans without adequate access. It cites underproduction, trends toward research, and a push for more general practice doctors to fill private clinics, urging cooperation between the profession and government to train and place physicians.
The National Democratic Party led by Adolf Von Thadden seeks a 1969 election breakthrough to become the third force in West German Parliament. The party’s recent convention showcased overt nationalist rhetoric and anti American sentiment, raising concerns over its neo Nazi associations and growing appeal.
Lakehurst witnessed a test where wings blew off a plane at 5 000 feet and a large parachute deployed to allow a safe landing. The experiment shows basic feasibility though far from practical use. Wings may comprise up to 69 percent of a big transport's weight, aiding parachute decoupling with wing support. Further research is needed to reach failure-proof operation.
Col Chappy James a fighter pilot reflects on his third war for the country and past battles against discrimination in the U S Army Air Force He recalls color barriers in service and the advice from his mother to be better and American Meanwhile Levi Eshkol contemplates Israel's avoidance of a pullback after two decades and three wars Continued On Page 5 Col 1
Brazil is the largest South American nation. Korea was known as the Hermit Kingdom. Clinton's Ditch refers to Pennsylvania's canal region. Jupiter is the largest planet in the solar system. Saffron is the world's most costly spice.
The piece argues Christmas overcommercialization exists yet Santa Claus remains a symbol of faith and tradition. It highlights Santa as a stubborn nonconformist, devoted to family and children, with a strong safety record and harmony with his workshop. It notes production limits and cross border quirks, ending unsure about the future of Santa.
The column offers cautious, security minded advice for a December 1 birthday with emphasis on discretion and steady progress. It notes optimism in relationships and warns against jumping on trends while praising a grounded, likeable nature. It ends with a Christmas themed reflection on Santa Claus as a symbol of hope and forgiveness.
Jim Bishop recalls a Geisha party in Tokyo where Wally Kroll and guests drink sake and share modest flirtations. Descriptions of geisha rites, dances, and a master class in cultural etiquette mix with humor about private kissing and the evolving Geisha image in Japan.
The Terre Haute Tribune provides contact and delivery instructions plus subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois. The notice lists pricing for daily and periodical editions, carrier and mail options, and service hours, with disclaimers about submission risks and republication rights. It notes Associated Press ownership and publishing location at Terre Haute.
Tribune staffers report Keith Kester heads to Selma for pilot training while Jaycees begin 67 Toys for Tots drive led by Jon Cottrell. Welcome notices for Jack Winning and Mike Brooks, birthdays for several locals, and a note on ISU alumnus Paul Roman joining San Diego City College.
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