Editorial on defending free speech despite disagreements
The Terre Haute Tribune quotes Voltaire to emphasize the principle of defending even unpopular remarks. The piece argues that protecting free expression is essential to a robust public discourse and democratic society, regardless of personal agreement with the content.
Not Routine Yet in Heart Transplants say Houston dispatches
Two Houston reports show heart transplants remain rare and experimental. Donor heart supply is tight and tissue matching may slow progress. While doctors remain hopeful, the procedure is not yet routine despite early promise from South Africa and ongoing efforts.
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Public health vs the American car
The piece argues the car is central to American life yet a health problem. Yale experts warn autos pollute air and drive injuries and heart disease while Americans resist slower transport nor giving up speed for health benefits. Strong debates over engine improvements and lifestyle shifts follow.
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Railroads See Key Role in Alleviating 1968 Transport Chaos
The Association of American Railroads reports 1968 earnings are modest but improved and urges freight rate increases authorized in part. Rail leaders say highways, airports and trucks cause congestion, and railroads must revamp pricing, boost returns, adopt new tech, and pioneer concepts like landbridges to keep commerce moving amid nationwide transport pressure.
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Flight security in era of hijacks sparks lobby and fear
Column considers rising Cuba bound hijackings as more Americans fly to Havana this winter. Experts and industry leaders propose armed guards and pre boarding searches, while carriers resist. Critics warn of delays and civil liberty concerns as jet travel expands toward the Boeing 747 era.
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Famous artists quick quiz and historical notes
Answers include Renoir Corot Winslow Homer and Van Gogh. The quiz mentions a rosy French girl scene a feathery trees landscape and American fishing scenes. It also notes 1841 syndication by M Y Beach and 1931 coaxial cable patent.
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The Lighter Side on College and Generational Gaps
Washington humor column observes a freshman daughter at a traditional college. A father contrasts expenses and discipline with campus unrest while seeking to push study over social action. The piece notes intergenerational miscommunication and differing views on authority and education.
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Tribune ad rates and mailing notices from Terre Haute paper
Public notice style pricing lists for subscriptions and delivery from The Terre Haute Tribune. Details include rates for Indiana and Illinois addresses, rural routes, and outside areas, plus mailing terms and contact deadlines for missed copies and message delivery.
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Horoscope for December 7 and Zodiac Outlook by Sign
A weekend horoscope outlines personality traits for Born today and provides daily guidance by sign. It urges Sagittarians to help the less fortunate, urges Capricorns to persevere for gains, and advises Aquarians to test practical home plans while prioritizing family.
Silent rings of fear drive obscene calls across Bell system
Jim Bishop reports on the surge of obscene and harassing calls plaguing Southwestern Bell customers. Weighing blame, legality, and enforcement, the piece notes thousands of complaints, rising convictions, and company procedures to trace and monitor calls while protecting victims.
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Jackie Onassis story stirs Washington NYC news rivalries
Walter Winchell notes newspapers in Washington and New York chase the Jackie Onassis tale with round‑the‑clock coverage. Rumors claim moles from kin and big cash rewards fuel leaks. Washington press now outpaces New York on Jackie watchers as old White House gatekeeping echoes.
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