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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1972
Page
5
UPI reports Darin teams with Patricia Neal and Cloris Leachman in the film Mother’s Day to be produced and directed by Darren McGavin.
Seventy industrial management students at Purdue Krannert competed with imaginary 3000 dollars in securities. James Cassell from Leesburg won with a 21.6 percent gain. runners up Bassett, Gooch, and Hinton posted 19.4, 19.3 and 17.9 percent. Dow Jones rose 8 percent during the period.
President Nixon sends Gen. Alexander Haig on a mission to Saigon Phnom Penh Vientiane and Bangkok to brief leaders on the status of the Paris peace negotiations. The White House cites setbacks in talks and Haig’s role as Kissinger’s deputy in the effort.
The Nixon administration drafts legislation to require broadcast license renewal showing balanced and diverse network news and entertainment. Whitehead says lawmakers seek responsible coverage, with broadcasters liable for bias at renewal time. no names cited. Also notes OTP head's Indiana trip and Lugar meeting. One sentence on traffic deaths closes article.
A truck carrying 30,000 bottles of Argentine wine crashed near the railway tracks in Córdoba. Dogs in the neighborhood drank spilled wine and became visibly intoxicated. the driver escaped with minor injuries as the 4:30 a.m. incident unfolded.
The piece discusses aphasia causes from stroke and birth defects, recovery potential, and the value of rehab and supportive care. It also answers questions on maternal age and premature graying, debunking myths about older mothers' offspring and aging indicators, with reassurance about longevity.
The excerpt covers Virgo Libra and Scorpio signs with guidance on assertiveness guard against coworker exploitation pursuing goals boundary respect and avoiding large crowds in evening gatherings.
A tribute to Louella Parsons detailing her loyalty to publishers and editors, her influence on Hollywood reporting, and how her era defined American celebrity coverage from the 1940s to television, noting her frontline role at the 1944 GOP convention and her lasting impact on public perception.
Louella Parsons, once a bustling voice in Hollywood journalism, found no further stories to chase. She retired to rest and died, mirroring the industry's fading spotlight that once sustained her career.
In Kentucky a limestone cave once used as a Civil War weapons cache and 18th century brewery storage has become The Cave restaurant. Owner Rodney Ratliff cleared out over 800 truckloads of dirt to install plush furnishings. Cheyenne Wyoming records more hailstorms over 40 years than any other U.S. station, local weather notes report.
Doctors prescribe many pain medications but Anacin stands out as a trusted over the counter option. The ad claims doctors dispense over 50 million Anacin tablets yearly, noting fast relief for headaches and dental pain, with hours of arthritis relief and reduced cold and flu discomfort. It also asserts minimal stomach upset and urges readers to follow medical practice by taking Anacin.
In a humorous reflection, Hal Boyle argues that cats live without clothing, jobs, traffic, or pleasing others. He jokes that cats disdain tricks and master approval, roam free, daydream endlessly, and enjoy independence beyond both men and dogs. The tone mocks human dependence and praises feline autonomy.
A joint Soviet Mongolian expedition in the Gobi Desert unearthed hundreds of extinct animal skeletons including dinosaurs and tall herbivores. Some bones date millions of years, offering clues to past climate and atmospheric changes. The Smithsonian Institution traces its establishment to an 1846 Act of Congress.
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