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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1971
Page
4
A TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE editorial cites Voltaire to defend free expression while critiquing limits on speech and the role of public dialogue in a democratic society. The piece argues that opposing views deserve protection and constructive debate remains essential.
The piece notes broad acceptance of Nixon Phase II with little public opposition except AFL-CIO president George Meany who questions contract abrogation. It cites Wall Street Journal analyst James Gannon on executives’ quiet stance amid criticism of regulation and inflation. Business leaders may fear a managed economy but optimism seems premature.
Rand Corporation experts testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee that the Pentagon spends far more money and manpower on fighter aircraft than European nations for comparable quality planes. They cited simpler design, fewer specialists, and lighter government monitoring as key factors. Robert Perry argued European aircraft differences do not justify the manpower gap, urging investigation and reform.
Ralph Nader's muckrakers publish The Company State assessing E I Du Pont de Nemours and related family interests. They say these entities employ about 11 percent of Delaware's workforce, raising questions about corporate power and influence in American life.
A collage of brief items includes a Harvard psychologist Timothy Leary mushroom anecdote, a Christmas party invite from the American Stock Exchange Board of Governors, airline industry costs, a spiritual blast from Jai Satchitanand, a Nationalist China household survey, and a tease of continued coverage on page 5.
A holiday family anecdote recalls a Christmas gift of a styptic pencil. Brenn leverages a 10 cent present to persuade Gay to buy it to stop potential shaving cuts for their father. The scene ends with Daddy greeting the package with enthusiasm as the siblings’ plan unfolds.
A reader asks about shortness of breath at age 46. The doctor cautions that perceived good health needs confirmation by examination and outlines possible heart lung and circulatory causes. Breathing difficulty with slight exertion may signal conditions like chronic bronchitis emphysema obesity or tobacco effects.
A long horoscope notes determined, tenacious born individuals will persist on the right path and reap gains. It outlines daily guidance by zodiac signs from Sagittarius to Scorpio with cautions about overexposure and ambitious moves, urging practical steps and steadfast effort.
dissident Republican conservatives lure Sen. Henry Jackson with a bid in both parties but Jackson rejects. The Manhattan 12 led by Rep. John Ashbrook tests reaction while Nixon seeks unity with Goldwater Reagan Tower backing.
The North Puget Sound Conference of the American Lutheran Church has taken possession of the cruiser Christian, a 90 foot diesel powered craft designed for ministry with high school campers. The boat sleeps 28 and will serve Lutheran synods for water oriented retreats. its first trip is a three week voyage to Alaska.
The Terre Haute Tribune and Terre Haute Gazette announce subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois for various durations including Sunday and evening editions. The notice lists mail options, post date, and carrier service, with a standard disclaimer about unsolicited material risk and Associated Press rights.
Nosey correspondent bids Helen C McCabe a happy birthday and notes her return to town after decades in Washington. A golden anniversary tribute goes to George and Edna Martin of Woodbine Drive. Vigo County Library earns praise for quick anonymous shopper test by Joe LindENfeld with librarian Alice Feutz. John Kemp and Dave Searcy issue deposits for the 1972 national convention in Atlanta. ISU Madrigal Singers share Christmas spirit at Kiwanis meeting led by Robert Hounch Bell. Richard Melloh to present Spoon River Anthology at Vigo County Public Library January meeting January 13 Meadows Center Hospitality Room.
U S deputy marshal Ted Melvin sports a new mustache in Dodge City. The distinctive facial hair marks his public appearance and underscores his official title.
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