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Newspaper

Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1972

Page

4

Editorial Note On Free Speech Echoes Voltaire Quote

A Ter Re Tribune opinion piece cites Voltaire defending free speech, framing the right to express views as essential even when dissenting. The author argues tolerance and robust public debate are vital to a democratic society and press freedom.

Holiday mail deadlines urge提前送达

Vigo County residents are advised to mail Christmas packages now to ensure timely delivery. The article lists USPS deadlines such as December 11 for armed forces Europe and international air parcels, December 14 for Canada and Mexico, and December 21 for domestic within the contiguous states.

Vigo County United States Postal Service Europe Central and South America Canada Mexico

Nixon reshuffles top team with Kissinger to lead foreign policy

President Nixon keeps Henry Kissinger as national security adviser and ambassador extraordinary signaling a continuity in foreign policy. William A. Rogers remains secretary of state while Elliott Richardson moves to the Pentagon and Caspar Weinberger shifts to HEW. Peter J. Brennan is named labor secretary joining George Meany’s blessing.

Henry A. Kissinger Nixon William A. Rogers Rogers Kissinger John Connally Connally Caspar Weinberger Office of Management and Budget HEW Peter J. Brennan New York Labor Hardhat Brennan Afl-Cio George Meany

The Plain Truth About Alcohol as a Drug

A columnist argues that alcoholism is the nation’s true drug problem, not heroin or LSD. The piece cites about nine million alcoholics versus roughly half a million other drug users, urging readers to recognize booze as a drug and their own role in consumption.

United States

Dr Max Jacobson’s amphetamine fame warned by review

A New York Times analysis shows how Dr Max Jacobson’s amphetamine injections drew famous names like John F Kennedy Truman Capote Eddie Fisher Tennesse Williams and others into a risky cult of speed. The piece notes medical warnings from Abbott Laboratories about abuse dependence and serious health risks including psychosis and skin disease.

New York New York Times Max Jacobson John F. Kennedy Jac Prince Stanislas Radziwill Saint Lubber Pat Suzuki Dr. Jacobson Tennessee Williams

Prestige mail and junk mail clash in a lighthearted tale

A man named Rogers flaunts a so called prestige mail letter that flatters the reader about education and income. The narrator is skeptical, but soon receives a identical invitation revealing the vanity of premium mailing lists. The piece ends noting how junk mail inflates egos differently for each reader.

Washington UPI Rogers

Prostaglandin Hope and Early Pregnancy Tests

Readers hear about prostaglandins as hormone like compounds found in many tissues. Studies suggest roles in blood loss, blood pressure, inflammation, fertility, with hospital use expanding as safety is proven. A two minute urine test aims to detect early pregnancy, described by Dr Glenna Corley.

Glenna Corley

Terre Haute Tribune publication notice and rates

The Terre Haute Tribune lists service details and postal rates for Indiana and Illinois readers. It provides subscription prices for various editions and durations, advertising notices, and disclaimers about content submitted to the paper.

Indiana Illinois Terre’ Haute Ind Err Akfice Terre Haute Congress Tribune- Star Publishing Co., Inc Wabash Ave P. O

Little Girl Killed by Bushwick Avenue Trolley

Jim Bishop reports a tragic Bushwick Avenue trolley accident that killed Marilyn Ascotti, five, and left Veronica shaken. The child's parents, Joseph and Mrs Ascotti, are janitors on Gates Avenue. Police say it was an accident. the motorman weeps as witnesses recall the scene in heavy snow.

Feeney Harry Jim Bishop Letman Bushwick Avenue Marilyn Ascotti Adam Sam Cotton Oscar Tom Izzy Gates Avenue Veronica Joseph Ascotti Thomas Reilly Jim George C Charles Lewis Reilly

Horoscope for December 9 Readers advised on balance and ambition

The notice outlines a flexible daily guide with birthday readings and zodiac mini profiles. It warns seekers to balance intellectual pursuits with health and relationships while highlighting managerial talents and independence. It includes forecast snippets for each sign from Sagittarius to Libra.

Press Privilege Debate and Unverifiable Sources

The piece argues that only a congressional act can grant reporter or scholar immunity from grand jury questions. It criticizes unverifiable confidential sources in journalism and cites the Popkin Pentagon Papers case and examples from Eisenhower era CIA disclosures. The author warns against relying on unnamed sources and notes risks in current reporting practices.

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