Editorial Quote Defends Free Speech in Tribune Note
Terre Haute Tribune presents a brief editorial fragment citing Voltaire on defending free speech, reflecting on the right to express diverse views despite disapproval. The note frames civil discourse as essential to journalism and public life.
Powell confirmed to Supreme Court by wide Senate vote
The Senate confirmed Lewis F. Powell Jr to the Supreme Court by 89 to 1. Supporters favor swift confirmation for William Rehnquist, whose approval faces stronger opposition and unresolved questions about civil liberties and racial equality. Final vote on Rehnquist expected late today.
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Reasonable Car Price Hike Curtailed by Price Commission
The Price Commission orders about a 40 percent cut in planned automobile price increases, aiming to curb inflation. Compared with last year, GM, Ford, and Chrysler face smaller boosts with Ford at 2.9 percent, GM 2.5 percent, and Chrysler 3 percent, averaging about a $100 rise per car.
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Rex Stout Turns 85 and Nero Wolfe Lives On
Rex Stout has just turned 85 and continues to supply a wealth of Nero Wolfe mysteries. The famed detective, orchid enthusiast, and gourmet remains a durable literary figure, with Wolfe’s precise invective and sharp ratiocination ensuring his tales endure for readers.
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Word swap reshaped FDR war declaration cited in Churchill tale
A snippet from a Truman Library draft shows a single word change from history to infamy in FDR's December 8 1941 Pearl Harbor war message. Churchill’s recollection in The Second World War describes calling White House and the seamless shift to American support.
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Our Mr Boyle Describes 31 New Friends on English Bus Trip
Detroit writer recalls six days aboard a tour bus with 31 strangers through England and Scotland. He highlights a charming yet weary Scottish driver, quirky fellow travelers, and a bleak Edinburgh hotel room, ending with a playful wish for another six days and a postscript of plans for after dark Edinburgh.
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Tribune circulation rates and contact details page
The Terre Haute Tribune lists publication offices and contact info. It details subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois readers, including evening and Sunday editions, and notes mail rates for areas outside rural routes. It explains post office registration and rights for republication.
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Horoscope for Friday December 10 Readers see a day of mixed impulses
Born today you avoid facing facts yet seek new experiences. A sharp mind and inner harmony help you move in multiple directions but time loss remains a risk. Follow your birthday paragraph to learn tomorrow's guidance.
The Old Man Seeks Truth in a Chicago Night
In a brittle January wind the 70 year old man searches for a truth about his heart. After a cold walk toward a second floor clinic he finds a physician who confirms a bad murmur and high blood pressure, ending with a reminder to stay in bed.
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Sudden Deafness After Thunderstorm Raises Questions
A reader asks if a severe thunderstorm can cause sudden hearing loss. Experts note that blasts can cause sudden deafness and that rupture of tiny ear tissues may block a small window. Ongoing research and surgeries aim to restore hearing.
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Nosey residents and Dion-era figures in Terre Haute notes
A Nosehawk resident at Wallace Nursing Home, Worley Darnell, turns 92 with church attendance as a daily pattern. Marlena Ladd heads to Purdue Dec 16 for a youth TV program. Father Adrian Peck visits Terre Haute sites before returning to Zambia. New West Vigo Jaycees include VirgIl Alkire and John Waggoner among others. Robert Ahrens attends National Council for the Social Studies convention in Denver. Private Benjamin Brammer, Garfield High School graduate, completes eight weeks at Ft. Knox.
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