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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1972
Page
5
The column outlines a bleak side of status detailing how a disliked former inmate cannot join the alumni, a wife clings to a past romance, and small humiliations puncture daily respect. It contrasts with the brighter image of a well behaved family and community interaction.
Horoscope for Scorpio urges self confidence and action based on current goal. Historical data states world mercury production reached about 20 million pounds in 1969 with over 3 000 documented uses for the element.
Charles L. Session of Clinton has been named customer relations representative at the Terre Haute Post Office. A 14 year employee, Session began as a clerk in the main post office and later transferred to the annex on South 13th Street. He will coordinate mail service and handle customer complaints from the main post office.
Doctors prescribe many pain medicines but Anacin stands out as the nonprescription tablet doctors repeatedly dispense. It is promoted as fast for headaches and dental pain, effective for arthritis aches, colds and flu, and easy on the stomach, making it a recommended option for patients in pain.
At the close of the gathering the Republican Governors Association chair signaled a push for more political involvement while earlier sessions stressed government relations. The luncheon contrasted with panels on state federal local ties and a Agnew breakfast focusing on governance. A prosecution witness testified about a girl seen in Gonder's truck amid court records of Mrs. Roe’s guilty pleas for deceptive practices and reckless driving.
The judge postponed further proceedings as Gonder did not appear intoxicated when evaluated Monday. Lawrenceville resident James Starling testified he accompanied Gonder to bars on June 26, corroborating tavern testimony and later served as a rebuttal witness. Starling recalled Gonder asking where to locate a woman or girl during conversations that day. Douglas challenged the credibility of Emmerittia Roe of Lawrenceville in the proceedings.
Since 1935 the Terre Haute Noon Optimist Club has run an annual campaign helping over 16 000 children with clothing and other gifts. More than 220 000 has been donated. Recipients are selected by club members after case by case review with teacher and neighbor referrals. Officers include William Thompson president and Norman Williams second vice president. Noon Optimist directors include Curtis VanHoy and Ed Everett among 75 members.
In Paris Kissinger and Tho canceled today’s session amid no explanation but plan to meet again Wednesday. They resumed talks Monday after a nine day recess and held five hours in a news blackout as officials say the talks near a climax.
Margaret Whitlam says on television she sees no reason to prohibit marijuana. She notes it does no more harm than drinking or smoking in moderation and asks why it should not be legalized given medical opinions.
Air Transport Association chief Stuart Tipton notes by 1973 about 64 percent of U S domestic air fleet will use near smoke-free jet engines up from under one percent in 1969. Wide bodied jets boost passenger load and may reduce overall air traffic. The piece also hints at mail order catalogs defying decline as Montgomery Ward nears its centennial. The batfish is observed to walk on the bottom.
The article urges investigating speech defects early, citing physical causes such as jaw malformations cleft palate and tongue adhesions and stresses checking hearing. It promotes consulting a speech therapist, noting their training and psychological approach, and cites Dr Doris Leberfeld as an authority on speech rehabilitation beginning at first recognition of abnormality.
Sara Delano Roosevelt, a granddaughter of Franklin D. Roosevelt, won an uncontested divorce from pianist Anthony di Bonaventura in Manhattan Supreme Court. She stated no alimony or child support was sought. The couple have five children.
Movie star Mamie Van Doren announced she married business executive Ross A. McClintock in Las Vegas last week. It marks her third marriage after Ray Anthony and Lee Meyers. the couple will reside in Newport Beach, California.
The public is invited to attend the monthly dinner and services at Psychic Science Spiritualist Church at 218 N. 12th St. Dec 10. Dinner is at 12 30 p.m. An out of town speaker will address afternoon services at 2 30 p.m. Supper at 5 p.m. Evening services start at 7 30 p.m.
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird said the Pentagon budget will rise to more than 80 billion dollars for fiscal 1974, about 4 billion above the current 76 billion. He attributed the rise to roughly 3.9 billion in higher manpower costs ahead of his departure for NATO meetings in Brussels.
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