Editorial Stance on Free Speech Cited by Tribune
The Terre Haute Tribune quotes Voltaire on defending free speech and underscores the paper’s commitment to defending expression even when opinions differ. It frames civil discourse as essential to democratic life and signals editorial values.
Fuel chief presses for swift gasoline rationing
William E. Simon, head of the new federal energy agency, urges immediate action on gas rationing and argues for an equitable program. He favors a 10 gallon weekly baseline with a potential 50 cent per gallon tax on purchases beyond the limit, calling for a decision before year’s end.
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Operation Eyesore shows British plan for urban renewal
The British program Operation Eyesore, started in 1972, offered grants up to 85 percent for reclamation projects in high unemployment areas. Projects ranged from large valley-wide restorations to small town refurbishments transforming eyesores into parks and recreation spaces. About 40 million pounds were spent, creating jobs and restoring derelict areas for public use.
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Britain
Tame Valey
Ashington
Generous Richmond Postal Clerk Gives Away Large Sums
Richmond Virginia postal clerk Thomas Cannon is noted for a costly habit of charity. He distributed 1000 to an Egyptian father, 1000 to a Nigerian kidney patient, and 8000 since January, amounting to most of his income. Cannon sees himself as a mystical scholar obliged to do good in the world.
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Free Kohoutek guide sparks young readers at New York planetarium
The American Museum-Hayden Planetarium in New York offers a free booklet on Kohoutek and comets. Letters from youths express both curiosity and worry about sighting the comet, while Pioneer 10 carries a plaque destined as a cosmic message to any finder.
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Richard C. Hoagland
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Our Mr Boyle Life's worst jobs list from old jokes
A humorous New York AP piece catalogs wildly undesirable jobs from a Pentagon swivel chair duster to a Tide pool of odd titles. The list lampoons employment misery with absurd roles like a toll collector at the River Styx and a nose wiper for elephants.
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Times Square
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Jack the Ripper
Phyllis Diller
Mama Ass
River Styx
Speaking of Your Heart and Epilepsy Progress
A parent letter describes coping with a child diagnosed with epilepsy and notes historic gains in diagnosis and treatment. It highlights improved drug therapy, psychological understanding, and social integration, with EEG development aiding classification.
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Horoscope for December 7 Sagittarians and others face daily guidance
Readers born under Sagittarius to Libra receive personality insights and daily guidance. The column discusses traits like generosity, adaptability, and emotional control, with specific daily prompts for each zodiac sign and a note that continued on Page 6.
Men and Women in a Call for Equality and Satire
A column by Jim Bishop argues for gender equality while satirizing 1960s and 1970s norms. It references wage parity, shared chores, and shifting fashion and behavior expectations, proposing a humorous yet sharp critique of male and female roles.
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Indiana university memorabilia notes and honors across Phi Kappa Phi and Lambda Chi Alpha
Tribune staff notes celebrate HAR OLD CARSON’s addition to his Indiana State University collection including a Lambda Chi Alpha pin from Rose-Hulman. Karen Joan Rollings joins Phi Kappa Phi at Winthrop College. City Hall sees Park Superintendent Pat Nougherty in sharp attire. Melvin R. Pierce earns private first class in Germany while 2nd Lt. Mark Killion completes engineer officer course at Ft Belvoir. Dorothy Morin and Martha Hockett urge volunteers for a mid January tutoring workshop with Vigo County Schools.
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Polytechnic Institute Experimental Science Fraternity
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Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
City Hall
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Martha Hockett
Vigo County School Corporation
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