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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1972
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune quotes Voltaire about defending every citizen's right to speak even when their views are disapproved. The editorial argues free expression underpins democracy and should be protected in public discourse.
Army Corps of Engineers report rebukes the act of God defense for the 1968 disaster. It cites the Buffalo Mining Co the U S Bureau of Mines and West Virginia authorities for failing to inspect and maintain the tailings dam despite evident seepage and risk. The findings warn many similar dams remain and call for action.
FAA doubts grow about pilot health as some examinees may withhold or falsify information. Dr. Siegel testified that unconscientious FAA examiners exist and 500 000 annual aviation medicals and 35 000 airline pilots require biannual checks. FAA proposes airlines conduct exams with designated air carrier physicians authorized to issue medical certificates.
The National Institutes of Health warns there is little hope for a universal cold vaccine. Researchers note 113 identified cold viruses and possibly more to come, making a single vaccin e covering all types impractical. Most people will continue to suffer outbreaks while vaccine science advances.
The piece argues courtesy has declined amid self focus and urges personal reflection. It links careless driving to accidents and questions readers about their own driving behavior and willingness to yield.
A reporter records Polish humor about Americans in Warsaw at the Europejski bar. The Poles recount jests mocking the United States and its leaders, noting de bated dollars and a frozen salary as punchlines. The account ends with the journalist revealing his American identity.
Washington humorous column explains two briefing types Type A and Type B where off the record material or source anonymity affect reporting. It shows how non attendees can reveal details, and imagines a Type C with no reporters to enforce maximum disclosure.
The piece notes ventricular fibrillation a major heart risk and praise for electronic monitor devices and Lidocaine used by Dr. Milford G. Wyman at San Pedro Community Hospital. It also condemns a 1973 end date for eliminating lead from paints due to FDA action, warning that children may die before the ban. it questions the slow timeline.
Terre Haute Tribune details circulation rates for Indiana and Illinois readers including Sunday and evening editions. It lists contact numbers, staff roles, and policy on unsolicited submissions with disclaimers about liability and republication rights.
A reader oriented forecast lists star signs with advice on relationships, work, and decisions. It highlights Gemini to Pisces with cautions on taking others’ statements at face value, expanding social horizons, and verifying suspicions before speaking.
Jim Bishop recalls his back surgery at Hollywood Memorial Hospital detailing a disc removal and myelogram that revealed the disc extruding beyond two vertebrae. He describes pain relief post operation, the medical team, and the emotional moments with staff and family.
The piece argues parties’ nominating conventions operate in legal limbo with delegates free to vote their own accord once in session. It notes state laws offer little sanction for rogue delegates unlike party discipline, while courts have expanded access to the electoral process by striking down restrictive state laws.
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