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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1972
Page
4
The piece quotes Voltaire to frame the Tribune’s stance on liberty of expression. It emphasizes defending others’ right to speak even if the content is unpopular, underscoring a commitment to open discourse and free exchange of ideas.
Rev. Ival Lane marks three years as Glenn Home superintendent. Appointed by the late H Ralph Johnston, Lane serves 24 hours a day with staff and residents, tutoring, basketball, transport and community events. He treats 85 to 90 kids as his own, guiding youth through multiple organizations.
President Nixon retools his second term team by shifting many ministers rather than adding new blood. Peter Brennan becomes labor secretary, bringing union leadership to the Cabinet. Elliott Richardson remains HEW successor Casper Weinberger joins from OMB. William Rogers stays at State amid Kissinger ties.
In Kern County a county Water Agency race between Andres Jones and incumbent Henry Garnett ended 10,686 to 10,686 after a recount. With 21,372 ballots cast, the rivals must draw lots to decide who secures the seat, illustrating how chance can decide elections.
A retrospective on Apollo 11 as President Nixon spoke to Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin from the Oval Office after the historic moon landing. The piece reflects on global pride, unity, and renewed peace aims while noting plans to view the astronauts on the Hornet carrier.
The column captures a string of humorous patient quips and dentist chatter in New York as a dentist endures appointments, pain relief, braces, and office humor. Jokes cover appointments, dentures, ear notes, Brooklyn Bridge, and holiday gin.
Boils are pus collections usually from staphylococcus, carbuncles are deeper infections. Inadequate diet may worsen skin infections, but local irritation like collar rub and diabetes risk exist. hygiene and skin lubrication help, and some doctors consider a staphylococcus vaccine though its value is debated. Continued on Page 5. Cel. 7.
Readers are guided by sun signs to reflect on self stock and finer points in daily life. Sagittarius through Scorpio are advised to adapt, investigate, and show independence while supporting friends and demonstrating loyalty in a day of subtle opportunities and challenges.
The piece argues that fairness rules bred unrepresentative bias, producing conservative spokesmen and liberal caricatures. It notes AFL CIO leadership alignment with constituents, and that media failed to reflect New York voting, leaving politics in caricature after the election.
The Terre Haute Tribune lists publication details, pricing by day and region, mail rates, and contact information. It notes circulation notes, publication history, postal details, and that manuscripts sent to the Tribune are at the owner's risk with no liability for return. It also states Associated Press rights and republication conditions.
Harriett Taylor catches large bay and deep sea fish during Florida trip for a family cookout. Jerry Shaw in Union Hospital receives over 300 get well cards and about 45 bouquets while recovering from back surgery. Becky Shaw visits Terre Haute. former Indiana beauty queen now model resides in Chicago with husband and daughter. Knights of Columbus set Christmas party for children on December 17 and New Year’s Eve plans noted. Postmaster Miklozek praises Betty Brown for holiday card mailings. Ed and Marge Showecker and kids enjoy holiday music on a new Optigan Organ. Shirley Henderson develops a sweet tooth for peanut brittle, wife of Robert Henderson.
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