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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1972
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune quotes Voltaire about defending free speech even when disapproved, framing it as a longstanding principle of robust public discourse. The piece argues for tolerance and the protection of diverse viewpoints in a democratic society.
West Terre Haute residents troubled by a drainage problem after levee construction will see relief as the Army Corps of Engineers awards a contract to build a new structure. U S Sen Birch Bayh pressed the action, earning praise from locals and the West Vigo Levee Association and Town Board for securing federal aid.
The piece argues both parties mishandle choosing a running mate and cites Eagleton’s nomination fiasco. It notes the convention dominated process and calls for a systematic method, lauding the Humphrey commission as a welcome start with recommendations due by January 1, 1974.
The CIA publishes a report on Peru's anchovy decline due to el Nino de Navidad. Affects tens of thousands of workers, fish meal production, foreign exchange, and global livestock feed prices, risking unemployment and factory idleness for months.
A WW II veteran spirit visits a phone conversation with a friend about Pearl Harbor, the Arizona monument, and surreal observations of Japan Air Lines jets. The dialogue riffs on Honolulu airport changes, Japanese trade, and wartime memory, hinting at a magazine style column.
Readers ask about disease risks from contact with unfamiliar animals on hikes. Health experts note wild animals including foxes, skunks, bats and bobcats can carry rabies, with skunks being common vectors. Careful behaviour around wildlife is advised to keep family outings safe.
A birthday-focused forecast urges pursuing teaching reform and social welfare, valuing service over pay. It notes potential late-life prosperity, early struggles, and emphasis on spiritual growth plus practical advice for each zodiac sign appearing in the column.
Washington analysis notes Nixon moves to consolidate Republican support among white middle class workers while risking alienating black voters. It cites Brennan as NY building trades leader accused of keeping black and Puerto Rican workers out of construction.
A column highlights mail insight, science worries about Earths capacity to support population growth, astronauts wear protective suits, uranium energy, youth in Singapore, and muscled bodies versus brains with a Chinese proverb on conscience and ambition.
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette establish rates for Indiana and Illinois delivery including evenings and Sunday editions. One year rates vary by region and service. second class postage is paid at Terre Haute Indiana. The paper disclaims liability for unsolicited manuscripts and photos submitted by readers.
Marie Workman reminded Nosey of the Vigo County Women’s Democratic Club annual dinner on Friday December 15 at the K of C. Reservations due by next Wednesday with Bernice Kovach at the Harrison Township Assessor’s office. FN Donald Ray Cook, Navy ACU-2 Detachment LC U-1658 on the U S S Trenton in the Mediterranean cruise, returns to Norfolk January 29 1973. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Donald E Cook. Alma John compiling membership list for the Women’s Symphony Society. needs about 20 responses to confirm continued or new members. boutique a success. Navy Hospitalman Michael A Goffinet, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond E Kerns, graduated from Field Medical School at Camp Lejeune. He is a 1969 graduate of Honey Creek High School and attended Indiana State University. Deputy city clerk Helen Barnes wore a blue dress with Fifth Avenue look. Army private Gregory B Arnold completed eight weeks basic training at Ft. Knox Kentucky in Company E 8th Battalion 4th Brigade.
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