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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1971
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune cites Voltaire in a note on defending free speech, stating editors stand against disapproval of opinions while protecting the right to express them. The piece emphasizes liberty of expression as foundational to journalism and public discourse.
The piece notes mayors Lindsay of New York and Yorty of Los Angeles as Democratic presidential aspirants in 1972. It highlights Lindsay’s recent switch from Republican to Democrat, Yorty’s NH campaign plan, and their handicaps including past votes and limited national recognition. It cites DeWitt Clinton as the only prior mayoral candidate in 1812 and weighs historical precedent against current prospects.
The piece argues shelters are futile against a nuclear attack and questions continuing civil defense efforts. It notes President Nixon orders a restudy and suggests redirecting energy toward averting nuclear war rather than maintaining shelters.
Commentary questions the motive behind a new policy allowing foreign service officers to express dissent within the State Department. Critics fear the system would hide conflicting views from Congress and the public, echoing concerns raised by the Pentagon Papers about government secrecy.
The piece argues Republicans face high campaign costs and may block a tax earmark to aid Democrats who owe funds from 1968. It notes Nixon and GOP contenders could raise 30 to 40 million, while Democrats need about 25 million to compete. It highlights spending on travel, media, and staffing.
New York columnist lists small irritants and social foibles from rising prices to awkward social moments. He lampoons lifestyle annoyances including diet fads, DIY fixes, dating rituals, and family etiquette. The piece sketches a wry panorama of everyday frustrations.
Dr Lester Coleman explains a lingering cough is a symptom not an illness and urges identifying the cause before treatment. He warns that many OTC medicines are a mix of drugs and smoking worsens bronchial irritation. Readers are advised to stop smoking during active coughing.
The Terre Haute Tribune announces subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois readers including Evening and Sunday plans with varying terms, a call-in copy service, and postal details. It lists publishers and editors, along with mailing address and legal notes, plus Associated Press copyright statements.
Horoscope prompts born on December 1 to seek friendly ties and principled effort. It lists daily traits and advises zodiac- specific actions from Sagittarius to Scorpio, highlighting realistic goals, cautious progress, and balanced emotions.
Ex president Lyndon Johnson discusses life after the White House in a candid interview. He notes enjoying his ranches and library, writing and planning more autobiographical books, while avoiding public comment on Nixon era policy beyond supporting European troop withdrawal limits.
Members remind that the big dance runs from 9 p.m. to midnight at the K of C. Norma Spork presides, Rudy Jacobsen chairs the event, and Peggy Dreiman handles tickets at the door. Seventeen ISU students toured the Tribune-Star building with Prof. Ralph Jones.
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