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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1971
Page
5
The columnist questions if sun lamps offer health advantages in winter. A reader asks about medical benefits. the reply says most effects relate to skin tanning and mood, with little physical health benefit unless used for acne or skin disorders. Ultra violet rays resemble midday sun exposure.
The Supreme Court will hear challenges to the death penalty and other cases the week of January 17 after adding two new justices on January 7. Appeals come from Illinois Florida Texas Georgia and California.
A health note warns sun lamp users to avoid falls asleep triggers and burns due to no timer, advising a gradual exposure starting at 15 seconds and eye protection with cotton or shields. It also cautions drivers that pressing car door buttons can trap others outside and endanger children inside.
Cheyenne Wyoming AP reports missile launch control officers at 20 remote sites will have their families with them for Christmas dinner. Fresh turkey replaces the usual frozen meals as crews prepare their Minuteman missiles for the holiday readiness.
The column declaims on age limits for lawmakers and a restless Capitol scene while lambasting U S politics. It warns against war in Asia and Ireland, comments on Forest Hills public housing protests, and muses on Bill Tilden interpreting modern upheaval with aristocratic disdain.
Alexander Solzhenitsyn, Nobel literature laureate, suggested the Swedish Embassy in Moscow or a private Moscow apartment for his prize ceremony. He refused to travel to Stockholm to accept the 1970 award, citing restrictions on his return. He criticized a secret embassy study ceremony and warned the prize might go to his son if not possible.
Hal Boyle recalls Santa’s scene as he vows to give a present to every child good or bad. Cluny the elf presents the Angel of Peace, promised to shine over every home for one day. Santa departs with his reindeer, promising magic for all who sleep.
Walter P. Brown, a six foot four actor-singer, spent a month as Macy's Santa in New York. A young woman, about 22, sat on his lap claiming a soul Santa must be on a lap. Brown grew up in Newark and recalls a black Santa in his church, insisting race should not matter.
Pierre Mendes France and his wife arrived in Peking at the invitation of the Chinese government. Radio Peking reported the visitors landed Thursday.
The Caaba is described as the sacred edifice located in Mecca. The note emphasizes its religious significance in Islamic tradition and its central role for pilgrims.
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