Editorial on defending free speech despite disagreement
The Terre Haute Tribune cites Voltaire to argue that even when it disapproves of a statement, the right to express it must be defended. The piece frames free speech as essential to open discourse and minority viewpoints.
New Hulman Center Opens As Dream Facility In Terre Haute
The $10 million Hulman Civic University Center debuts with a sellout crowd of over 10 000 including ISU students and alumni to watch ISU Sycamores vs Purdue. Funded by a $2.5 million Hulman gift and community donations around $1.2 million, with $6 million from bond financed by student fees. The arena promises a versatile site for sports and entertainment and is named for Mr and Mrs Anton Hulman Jr. with a lasting impact on Terre Haute and ISU life.
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Jupiter puzzle deepens as Mariner 10 data pour in
Photographs from Mariner 10 offer a closer view of Jupiter but fail to provide firm answers. Scientists caution that the vast data still raise questions and require time to shape theories consistent with all observed facts. A Los Angeles gathering reviewed Mariner 9 Mars data, showing data richness reshaped theories but not solutions.
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Greece’s New Ruling Powers Hint At Elections
The new military-backed Greek leadership, after ousting the 1967 colonels, echoes promises of elections in the future. Prime Minister Adamantios Androutsopoulos calls for internal reform first, then says the country will be led to elections when ready, leaving who decides that ambiguous.
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Nixon moves hit energy policy and public life in 1974 crisis
In a column on the energy crisis prominent Republicans take bold steps from mothballing the White House yacht to grounding executives jets. The piece mocks public figures fleeing luxury as fuel shortages tighten Washington. It also mentions potential orbital changes to baseball and a planned Padres move to the capital, with logistics and opening-day doubts.
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Our Mr Boyle: Things That Make Life Worthwhile
A reflective piece lists small, intimate joys from sunlit days to family rituals. Vivid scenes include a freckled grin, a child with a Santa, a thawing knee, birds at flowers, and a mother with a hot sandwich. The tone honors simple blessings and shared humanity.
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Speaking of Your Heart and Depression Tied to Blood Pressure
A reader describes her husband’s depression after a high blood pressure diagnosis. The physician explains low mood can stem from physical illness and emotional factors, urging intensive psychological support while blood pressure is controlled.
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Your Horoscope Forecast for Friday December 14
Born today you make friends across walks of life and value helping others. Your business sense and creative touch mark all you do, while cautious realism steadies plans. Read your birthday paragraph to learn what tomorrow holds for you.
Press and Presidency in 1972 Campaign
Jim Bishop argues the American press failed to expose Watergate in 1972, noting White House smearing, widespread endorsements of Nixon, and limited investigative effort. He cites Nixon’s strategy, Agnew surrogates, and press reactions as the era’s defining dynamic.
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Local notes highlight community figures and events
Bob Wallace appears as city court prosecutor with a candlelit cake at the clerk's office. Dr Hildegarde Pang shares Christmas customs from Mexico to a Vigo County classroom. Vigo County Public Library staff host Capt William Herndon in a civic education program. New issue of Now in Local History Room printed for winter. Jay McHargue prepares for an ISU driving license. Rick Stevens earns a master’s in recreation at IU Bloomington amid family pride.
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