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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1972
Page
6
A Wolrd War II era line-up of quotes frames Nixon’s stance on press freedom and diplomacy. Klein defends the President as aloof yet a negotiator, while Brezhnev’s blunt rebuke and Worden lunar awe contrast with Cernan’s triumphant moon shout. The piece lampoons media power and presidential image.
Lighthearted column riffs on unusual beach sightings and UFO lore. It jokes that fear prompts wild reaction and urges readers to calm down while noting the growing chatter about unidentified objects and UUOs.
Horoscope notes Libra should honor financial obligations and pay debts promptly. Scorpio faces potential trouble from morning carelessness and should not rely on others to solve problems.
Crossword puzzle by Thomas Joseph with clues across and down including English river and Egyptian deity. Provides a themed grid referencing Christmas songs and classic wordplay.
East dealer vulnerability East West North South bidding leads to a successful notrump by Marty Cohn Atlanta after overcalling hearts. Cohn finesses and cashes, East misdefends by returning clubs, allowing Cohn to wrap the contract around East’s neck and dispatch remaining tricks.
Jim Bishop recalls a Christmas in which his family and Kitty O'Donnell share simple gifts and kindness. The narrator notes gifts, sled rides, and a rag doll found in the manger as a sign of grace. Kitty later reflects on Santa and the Christ child, with a lasting Christmas Eve reunion in memory.
The article notes a technique used in more than 30 000 operations relies on specific antibiotics with gentle surgery and refined operating room precautions. It states eye surgery complications are already low and will be further reduced by these methods. It also mentions fatigue heightening infection risk and describes Moon Valley in Argentina as resembling the moon, near San Juan.
President Nixon ordered across the board pay increases for civilians and military personnel. About 13 million federal civilian workers and 24 million armed forces members will receive boosts of 5.14 percent for civilians and 669 percent for the military after January. The raises, delayed to curb inflation, aim to align government pay with private industry, while an executive pay freeze for those earning over 36000 a year remains in effect for top officials including four star generals and admirals.
The Health Education and Welfare Department will finance free clinics for the first time to extend medical services to poor communities. Assistant HEW Secretary Merlin K. Duval says funding preserves the clinics’ independent identity while helping 250 clinics serving about 1.5 million patients annually.
Archeologists report uncovered fish remains at Indian camp sites near Cambridge Nebraska dated as far back as 630 A.D. The find sheds light on ancient food practices and regional habitation in the area.
A reader listing shows television stations by call letters location network and their cable channel numbers. It notes that Channel 17 is carried on cable when Channel 16 is off air and lists WTWO WTHI WCIA WITTY WRIV WTVW WISH WLWI WICD WUST WAND with corresponding markets Terre Haute Indianapolis Champaign Evansville Olney Decatur.
A jumble of station hours formats lists multiple radio outlets including WEKZI1 WWCM WBOW WAAC WTHI WISU WTHI WVTS WPFR WWVR WROW and misc notes. Entries show varied talk music and religious programming with inconsistent times some garbled text remains.
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