Editorial on defending free speech rights in print
A Terre Haute Tribune editorial cites Voltaire about defending the right to express any view, even if disapproved, emphasizing commitment to free expression in journalism and public discourse. The piece argues for robust protection of speech as essential to democracy.
Limited Cooperation in White House Tapes Case
The White House press secretary noted that several presidential tapes had been turned over to Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski, while acknowledging ongoing requests. Critics say the administration resists disclosure, delaying full cooperation and prolonging scrutiny in the Watergate tapes saga.
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Time for national health insurance urged by Congress
Health Insurance Congress and successive administrations have delayed a national health program. Nixon plans to submit a broad proposal in January, but Congress must act swiftly to enact effective health care legislation. The piece notes decades of debate, the AMA’s past opposition, and the aim to advance reform using private insurance as a framework.
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Saving on Lights Amid Energy Saving Push
The nation wastes electricity on lighting with 24 percent of use from lighting and up to 50 percent in cities. Richard G. Stein argues smarter lighting could cut electricity by about one sixth, urging action during fuel shortages.
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Mark Twain Birthday Celebration Draws Sparse Crowd in Hartford
In Hartford Conn a Victorian mansion marked Mark Twain s 138th birthday with fewer than 400 attendees. Curator William Faude calls the house designed for enjoyment, noting the event contrasts with HM Hill s critique of Twain s later life. The piece references Twain s harsh treatment of family, a firing of his manager over embezzlement, and controversial remarks about younger girls.
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Buildings as News Sources The Lighter Side
Washington column questions quoting buildings as news sources and satire on official speech. A fictional exchange between the White House and the Pentagon explores trust, publicity, and the energy crisis era chatter with humor and edged critique.
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New Heparin Debuts For Gallbladder Stone Dissolution
Reports from Dr H C Patterson at UNC Medical School show large IV doses of heparin dissolved gallbladder stones in about nine days, suggesting a potential for kidney stone dissolution. MIT researchers use ultrasound with computers to locate damaged heart tissue in coronary disease. The metronome aids relaxation in tense individuals, with Dr John Paul Brady applying beat rhythms to reduce stuttering. Continued on Page 12 Col 4.
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University of North Carolina School of Medicine
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John Paul Brady
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Indiana and Illinois Tribune pricing and historic notes
A historical Terre Haute Tribune page lists pricing for home delivery in Indiana and Illinois and notes publication details. It also contains an op-ed by Jim Bishop criticizing prisons and recounting reform ideas from Hawaii, including recidivism data and parole board power under Russ Takaki.
Read Your Horoscope For Saturday December 22
The column outlines personality traits for born on December 22 and invites readers to select their birthday for personalized guidance. It then provides a Sunday forecast by zodiac sign with brief guidance on actions and emotions for Capricorn through Libra.
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Prisoner Remains Until Board Review in Parole Case
In other felonies section an armed robbery murder rape and related offenses are noted with the prisoner held until the Board of Paroles and Pardons reviews the case. Reports from police a church pastor the family and others emerge as the record continues on page 12 column 6.
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Nixon out for Ford aims VP shakeup with Rockefeller
Washington insiders and moderate GOP members discuss a Ford Rockefeller ticket as a unifying move to refresh the party image ahead of next year’s elections. Rockefeller, once liberal, has moved right and previously courted Agnew’s replacement, signaling potential vice presidential interest.
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