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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1972
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune presents a reflective editorial defending free expression, noting the Voltaire principle that disapproval does not justify silencing opponents. It argues for robust debate as essential to a healthy society and thoughtful citizenship.
The article warns that the Christmas season sees higher shoplifting and scams nationwide with losses exceeding 200 million dollars. It notes that young people are often involved and explains how merchants cover losses via higher prices. Tips urge vigilance against unlocked cars and swindles during holiday shopping.
The Vigo County School Corp pushes early screening for hearing and vision disorders to boost learning. Tests begin before school and continue regularly to prevent mislabeling as slow learners, with health and education staff backing the goal of all children reaching full potential.
The National Association of Attorneys General seeks to bypass a Supreme Court ruling by aiming to restore capital punishment state by state within one to two years. Supporters argue for deterrence and justice, while opponents cite cruelty and ineffectiveness. evidence on crime reduction remains debated. The piece questions the AGs' enthusiasm for a return to capital punishment.
At a Paramount Pictures New York press conference Ladislas Farago, author of sensational Hitler tale, argues Martin Bormann survives in Argentina with loot from Hitler era. An Argentine agent disputes Farago’s meet claim while Farago insists on further revelations as he talks through slides and microphone.
Washington columnist argues post election study changes view of Nixon victory calling the landslide claim an arithmetic artifact. He notes researchers at Comstock Assay Office examining returns with spectroscopes radioisotopes and molecular tests, hinting at deeper reevaluation.
Dr. Lester Coleman explains that leg cramps during fast walking stem from temporary blood circulation interference. Causes include infection, arteriosclerosis, varicose veins, allergies, drugs, heat or cold, and even liver or heart disease. Smoking can trigger vessel spasm. Complete medical exam advised.
Horoscope hints at facing difficulties without procrastination yet warns against overburdening yourself. It urges duty with balance and highlights courage, self confidence, and enjoyment of competition. Individual signs receive brief guidance on discipline, budgeting, and timing.
John P Roche examines whether mathematical ability is hereditary while recounting his daughter struggle with trigonometry and his own algebra woes. He recalls three generations facing math challenges and considers genetic evidence before noting a Hollywood TV tease about Angie Dickinson in Ghost Story.
Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette share staff and address details with ownership notes and mailing rates. Editorial staff includes Louis F. Keifer president and Marlee A. Cox editor. Details cover subscriptions, postage, and republication rights.
Frances Boyd notes in A Boyd's-Eye View that a yellow paint refresh brightens the Meadows Branch Library. The December issue also mentions Edith Thigpen's study of circulation of the library art print collection.
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