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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1973
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune cites Voltaire's defense of free expression, noting the editorials argue for defending the right to speak regardless of agreement. The piece emphasizes principles of free press and individual rights in democratic society.
The address frames fuel shortages as widespread with cuts in gasoline and oil use. Expect Sunday driving bans 50 mile speed limits and cooler homes as airlines and private flights drop, with unemployment rising and some businesses hit harder than others. The piece notes some will face real hardship.
The Greek regime led by Lt. Gen. Gizikis delays parliamentary elections and rejects representative government. The ousted Papadopoulos regime remains under tight control, while calls for a democratic restoration grow tempered by a reassured but wary American public and a cautious Washington stance.
A newspaper narrator notes the shift toward safety caps on drugs and cleaners to prevent child access. Manufacturers that adopt childproof packaging are praised, while those delaying such safety measures are urged to act promptly to reduce injuries and deaths.
On Line humorously surveys ghostwriters and scams in publishing. A rich New Yorker hires a six foot tall trench coated writer via a help wanted ad, then drugs and robs him of the ghost and valuables. The piece lampoons ghostwriting culture with anecdotes about Babe Ruth Jimme Foxx Earl Whitehill and Toots Shor.
University of Arizona researchers led by Dr Cleamond Eskelson report that sodium acetate delays stomach emptying, keeping alcohol longer in the stomach and reducing rapid intoxication. The work seeks to curb drunken driving woes while urging legislators to withdraw licenses after serious incidents. Meanwhile Dr Morio Kasai of Tohoku University notes a pioneering microsurgical fix reuniting bile ducts, now performed in America to treat congenital biliary defects. Continued on Page 12, Col. 1
Recounted profile of Dutch Schultz and peers in early 20th century crime. Notes Schultz’s rise from liquor deliveries to organized syndicates, with allies like Luciano Costello and Coll. Describes violence, territory expansion, and the era's mob culture through vivid character sketches.
The column outlines daily guidance for each zodiac sign with cautionary notes on self understanding, conduct, and decision making. It warns Aries, Taurus, Gemini and others to avoid hastiness, manage spending, and seek insight from mistakes. Page 12 continues this horoscopy with further details.
A veteran observer critiques pack journalism during Johnson era trips to Guam Central America and distant tours. He notes endless press coverage of credibility slips and a lack of substantive reporting, citing Manila Conference coverage and selective exclusives.
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