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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1971
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune presents a columnist citing Voltaire's defense of free speech, noting the tension between personal disapproval and protecting others' right to express views. The piece argues for open debate in a democratic society and reflects on contemporary implications.
A U N debate shows China smiling and hostile rhetoric in New York. Beijing officials attack the U S and the Soviet Union while aligning with the third world. The U S ambassador initially downplays, then the White House rebukes. Over months observers will see if charges dwindle or endure.
The Newark school board requires the red, black and green black liberation flag in classrooms where black students exceed 50 percent. Critics call it reverse racism while supporters say it honors equal rights. opponents argue it disrespects other pupils and the American flag.
Prime Minister Lynch urged a Christmas truce in Northern Ireland, but provincial representatives and the IRA rejected the idea. Government critics called the proposal crazy, while the IRA insisted on disbanding the provincial government, an all-I Irish union, and removal of British influence. The piece laments continued sectarian hostility despite the season.
On the Line column notes Ike’s gift diplomacy and Nixon’s likely heavier schedule for gifts to world leaders, with lore of Ike’s Korea era meetings, the Helena cruise, and a Milwaukee NFDA letter on death information.
A New York AP piece spotlights unusual Christmas gifts with high price tags and oddities. From a 1650 wooden horse for 2000 dollars to a hot dog cart for 1295 dollars and a coconut shell evening bag for 125 dollars, the catalog emphasizes imaginative, pricey items. It also notes novelty items like an elephant tail copper bracelet for 18 dollars and an instant ego rebuilder for six dollars.
Dr. Coleman explains that while severe emotion can prompt perceived graying, there is no scientific basis for instant allover whitening. Illness or drugs may speed graying, but the hair shaft cannot lose color at once. anecdotes often misread gradual loss or other changes.
An all day forecast urges practical focus and business sense for each zodiac sign. The Hollywood section reports Tina Aumont joining Columbia Pictures The Sin starring Sophia Loren and Adriano Celentano.
The Terre Haute Tribune from Terre Haute Indiana provides contact info and publication details. It notes mail subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois including evening and Sunday services, with separate rural route terms and an office address at 721 Wabash Ave. It states second class postage and disclaimers about unsolicited submissions and republication rights.
Commercial Solvents Corp. employees celebrate birthdays this month listing many names with December dates. Robert W. Bradford Jr. joins a major David Lipscomb College committee in Nashville as religion activities chair. Opal Novotney seeks two old-time horse collars. Laverne Sutton sends greetings. Jim Duncan Perry, son of Gene and family, performs at Berklee College of Music as a senior in music education.
Mary Kantz and Westobias, members of the Commercial Solvents Corp Retiree Club, won door prizes at the group’s November meeting.
Washington insiders note Florida's March 14 primary as a critical test for multiple candidates. John Lindsay hires Clarence Martin to aid Florida efforts and plan a campaign HQ. George McGovern, George Wallace, and Henry Jackson factor into talks on ballot strategy and possible court challenges. Keye Luke cast in Anna and the King of Siam series.
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