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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1972
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune reflects on Voltaire’s maxim defending speech rights while urging readers to consider the responsibilities that accompany liberty. The piece weighs civic duty, tolerance, and the role of editors in protecting diverse viewpoints.
Indiana State University received an award at the Indiana Society of Chicago annual meeting held at the Conrad Hilton Hotel. President Dr. Alan C. Rankin led an ISU program featuring the ISU Singers and champion gymnasts before about 1,200 attendees, celebrating Terre Haute’s long tradition of higher education and ISU’s status as Indiana’s third oldest state-assisted institution.
The Apollo 17 mission blends exhilaration with melancholy as the last 20th century moon voyage. Commander Cernan and geologist Harrison Schmitt prepare to expand lunar science and address origins of the solar system, signaling a shift from ending to a broader future in space exploration.
The 2904 mile cross country race from New York City to Redondo Beach ended in 37 hours 16 minutes, averaging nearly 80 mph. The author condemns the event for unsafe highway speed and questions its purpose compared with early endurance races.
A 12 year old Kevin Marshall spurred Gov Shapp to push quick legislation that guarantees treatment for about 800 hemophiliacs including regular massive blood transfusions. The law removes the burden on families to recruit donors and aims to ease financial strain while ensuring blood supply at multiple centers. Other states urged to follow Pennsylvanias lead.
On line from New York, Bob Hope announces this will be his last overseas entertainment tour for American troops. He heads to Bien Hoa near Saigon for a Christmas Day performance after decades of USO shows and a long career with the Nixon era cuts affecting audiences abroad. He recalls past wartime stages and notes a Bangkok stock engagement on this farewell trek.
New York writer Hal Boyle recalls reader jabs about publishers not wanting his work. He jokes about nom de plume sex ecology astrology and party woes while noting critics reviews and royalties. Continued on page 5.
The disease is caused by Treponema pallidum and progresses through three stages. Stage one presents a painless chancre on genitals or mouth membranes, often healing without a scar. Stage two arises one to three months after infection with varied symptoms like sore throat rash fever or body aches.
Horoscope for December 12 highlights patient adaptable traits and eagerness to meet new people. It offers sun signs Sagittarius through Scorpio with daily guidance on cooperation, routines, and timely actions to navigate changes and potential risks.
The piece argues that moral aims in foreign policy falter when nations act unilaterally or compete economically. It cites South Africa, Rhodesia, and Latin America, noting sanctions failures and shifts to European suppliers like France and Britain, with U S policy deemed inconsistent amid global armament trade.
The Terre Haute Tribune and Tribune Star announce publication details and pricing for Indiana and Illinois readers. Rates vary by region and delivery type with annual and short-term options. Mail, Sunday, and evening editions are described along with post office and republication rights.
Tribune staff recounts Blick at Area Planning Department where a photo shows County Commissioner Harry Brentlinger placing his hand on a photocopy machine. Several service members are listed with hometowns and assignments including Lt. Dean Henry aboard USS William C. Lawe and Pvt. Larry D. McCloud at Ft. Knox.
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