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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1971
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune notes Voltaire’s maxim about defending another’s right to speak freely. The editorial underscores the value of robust public discourse while condemning attempts to silence opposing viewpoints.
Editor notes retirement of Charles C. Staggs from Hulman & Co after 481 years of service. The Christmas message urges gifts of time talent money and love and recalls the nativity angels shepherds wise men and the call to charity and forgiveness. May readers open their hearts to receive Christ this Christmas.
David J. Mahoney, chairman of the American Revolution Bicentennial Commission, criticizes plans for the 1976 celebration. He warns against overemphasizing Philadelphia and urges broad national participation across all 50 bicentennial states with focus on the Constitution and Bill of Rights.
The case pits Jacqueline Onassis against freelance photographer Ronald E Gallela who pursues portraits to satisfy public demand for celebrity images. The dispute centers on balancing freedom of the press with the family’s right to privacy and awaits a judge’s ruling.
The piece recalls Angelo Siciliano known as Charles Atlas who transformed from a 97-pound weakling to a famous bodybuilding figure. At 78, he remains lively and appears 20 years younger, prompting nostalgia among American men and recalling his unique promise of transformation despite not all achieving such results.
A Baltimore Christmas Eve vignette follows a weary Mike who roams with a dollar toward a waterfront Mission to bless friends with cheap beers. He is drawn to a $1 baseball bat in a sporting goods store, buys it, and wanders on with the bat under his arm, contemplating fate and charity.
Washington columnist urges belief in a mythical federal Pay Board amid inflation satire. The piece satirizes wage boards and price controls, invoking Christmas tone and cultural references to argue the board’s imagined power persists despite skepticism.
A new device named Bactec can identify germs and select the right antibiotic within hours, aiding rapid treatment of severe infections. Johns Hopkins researchers Dr. Harold De Blanc Dr. Henry Wagner and Dr. Frank De Land developed the system.
An upbeat natal reading outlines today’s path for December 25 birthdays and all signs. It advises rest for Aries Taurus and cautious adaptability for Libra Scorpio and Sagittarius, with emphasis on self worth gratitude and flexibility in choices.
The Terre Haute Tribune details publication dates volumes and pricing for Indiana and Illinois readers. It lists editors Louis F. Keifer and Marlee A. Cox and provides postal and membership notices as well as republication rights and liability statements. The notice includes post office and circulation details as well as associated press affiliations.
Jim Bishop observes Berlin divided by the 1960s Cold War line. West Berlin gleams with glass and shops while East Berlin shows decay and suppressed thought, with veterans in carriages and empty conversation in cafes.
Washington reports Senator Vance Hartke will enter the Democratic race for president. He plans a personal New Hampshire campaign before May 2 Indiana primary, challenging McGovern and Yorty with a liberal antiwar stance. Hartke faces questions about campaign financing and a potential GOP challenge to his Senate seat.
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