Tax calendar looms as Indiana taxpayers face 1974 year
Terre Haute editorial notes Indiana Chamber data show the typical Vigo County taxpayer will work for the tax collector until May 4 1974. It argues total taxation remains steady despite state tax shifts and warns federal taxes will rise with personal income, urging vigilance for the 250 tax due dates affecting business and citizens.
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Poll Trends Show Rising Dissatisfaction In 1960s America
Harris and Gallup surveys reveal growing weariness and discontent across living standards work and education. Fewer consult the future with optimism and trust in leaders, though the 1960s peak of satisfaction for work and housing occurred 1965 to 1969, suggesting a shift from open alienation to pervasive quiet dissatisfaction.
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End to the Swedish Freeze Signals Diplomatic Reapproche
The United States moves toward resuming normal relations with Sweden after a year long diplomatic freeze sparked by Premier Palme’s Hanoi bombing critique. Washington may soon send a new ambassador to Stockholm as Swedish reconciliation efforts gain traction.
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FBI in turmoil a year after Hoovers death
The 1973 annual FBI report notes morale at a low point after J Edgar Hoover. Acting and successive directors faced Watergate fallout and political pressure, while Clarence Kelley defends notable FBI achievements amid one of its most challenging eras.
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Mr Boyle weighs loose screws with Nixon soap opera test
A New York AP column prompts readers to check their mental steadiness with questions about trust, crime thoughts, work worries, and personal temptations. The piece, ending with Nixon’s recent life troubles, invites self reflection.
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New York
Bali
Tahiti
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Syphilis Education and Horoscope Column Montage
The article discusses syphilis as a global health threat, noting past optimism about penicillin, ongoing factors driving spread, and the need for public education. It includes a long horoscope column for December 19–20 with personality traits and daily guidance, ending with a prompt to read tomorrow's page.
Nader as a 1976 presidential possibility
The piece surveys Ralph Nader as a potential candidate, noting his shift from consumer crusader to an institution with broader criticisms of private and government bodies. It cites his past clashes with GM and Congress, a $25,000 airline damages win, and his stubborn, abrasive style that would hinder a political campaign.
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Terre Haute Tribune publication and mailing details
The Terre Haute Tribune and Terre Haute Gazette announce publication details and rates for Indiana and Illinois editions. Information covers daily and Sunday delivery, mailing costs, regional variants, subscription terms, and contact instructions for missed copies.
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Local birthdays and community notes fill Tribune pages
Dorothy Shanks celebrated in the Veterans Assistance Office with a cake revealing Christmas decorations and Happy Birthday. Maudette Chambers marked her 90th with dinner at Black Angus then piano and dancing at Wabash Senior Citizens Center. Shubert Se Bree recovers from major surgery at St Anthony, along with Terre Haute House resident Bill Adams who fractured his lip after a fall. Bill Evans, ISU alum, returns home to teach and coach at North Clinton High School. Navy sailors Price and Snow return to Jacksonville after seven months on USS John F Kennedy. City court regular Fenton Pine, the bailiff known as Piney, hopes for summer weather.
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Veterans Assistance Office
Sally
Park Department
Kansas City Hotel Boom Sees Rooms Doubling by 1978
Kansas City currently has 11 000 hotel rooms and expects to double to about 22 000 by 1978 as new hotels and motels rise in a 3 4 billion building boom led by Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce president Dutton Brookfield.
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Dutton Brookfield
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