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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1972
Page
4
Terre Haute Tribune presents an editorial note quoting Voltaire about defending free speech while expressing disagreement. The piece frames the right to express opinions as essential to a free society and signals the newspaper’s stance on civil liberties.
Leonard B. Marshall Jr., a former Terre Haute resident, has been elected president of the Louisville Trust Co in Kentucky. His father led the Terre Haute First National Bank from 1945 to 1968, and the Marshall family has a long record of service locally and nationally.
The Miranda ruling requires police to warn suspects of rights before custodial interrogation. Miranda’s conviction was overturned due to non warning, but he later served years in prison after retrial. The decision balances due process with law enforcement, fostering careful police work rather than coddling criminals.
The House voted 200 to 168 against opening highway funds for mass transit, rejecting a proposal to tap highway money for transit projects. Transportation Secretary Volpe urged action, but lawmakers insulated the plan from debate, preserving the Highway Trust Fund.
Wall Street rumors say the Soviet Union seeks to float a bond issue using capitalist methods. Moscow is hiring Western bankers and buying securities to study reports and draft a prospectus. Reports say several American investment banks discussed a possible issue, but timing remains unclear.
On the Line reviews Louella Parsons, noting both fierce work ethic and polarizing views. The column praises her memory, sources, and stamina while contrasting obituaries’ harsh judgments with her rise to No. 1 in Hollywood journalism. Continued on Page 5. Col. 6.
A columnist argues that the life of a man is the most constrained by money and modern life while cats and dogs enjoy freedom from wallets and price tags. He notes urban air, noise, demanding work, and excessive TV as harming human fulfillment and advocates nature over civilization.
Aphasia is not just speech loss but inability to speak read write or understand. Types vary by brain area affected and may be expressive receptive or total. Left brain speech center in right handers. reverse in left handers. Aphasic people are not mentally ill or retarded.
A long text on personalities and daily guidance outlines strengths and doubts for December 18. It includes a readers chosen birthday method and daily advice for signs Sagittarius through Leo focusing on organization, focus, details, and self expression.
The Terre Haute Tribune record shows publishing staff names, contact guidance, and subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois including evening and Sunday plans. It lists postal and copying notices, copyright statements, and Associated Press memberships typical of a 1900s newspaper masthead and legal boilerplate.
Tributes and small town tidbits unfold as NOSE Now Had reports a grandchild inside the Munshower family and Bill Petty breaking a leg after an ice slip. The feature follows holiday cheer from the Women’s League at Union Hospital, a Christmas kindness gift, school chatter about Becky Ann Lowry, Ernie Horrall’s 30th anniversary, and visits by Louis Cole and Roy Cole to Debs House.
Washington by Marianne Means analyzes Henry Jackson’s behind the scenes role in electing Robert Strauss as DNC chair. It credits Jackson with shaping strategy, fundraising, and building a coalition to unify the party, while hinting at a possible 1976 presidential bid.
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