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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1972
Page
4
The Supreme Court 8 to 0 rules that domestic wiretapping requires court approval under the Fourth Amendment. The decision rejects executive overreach in surveillance of suspected subversives, citing established language on secure persons and papers and the need for probable cause and warrants.
Public notice outlines subscription rates for Terre Haute Tribune and Terre Haute Gazette deliveries. Includes pricing by region and service level, mail options, and contact details for missed copies and customer service. The notice also cites post office fees, publication history, and liability statements.
The Terre Haute Tribune quotes Voltaire to defend the right to express controversial views. It argues that even unpopular opinions deserve protection and emphasizes the principle of free dialogue in a democracy.
The American Medical Association Board of Trustees urges the House of Delegates to back eliminating criminal penalties for personal possession and use of marijuana. Supported by the Council on Mental Health and the Alcoholism and Drug Dependence Committee, this stance aligns with findings from the National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse and WHO.
In Wildwood New Jersey Ray Jarrell a 13 year old from Whitesville West Virginia won the national marble tournament. The event drew nostalgia from older players like Rick Mcwhinney of Cumberland Maryland the 1971 champion who could not compete this year. The piece notes marbles remain more popular in rural areas while cities show less interest.
On Line recounts a Reader's Digest tale about Bugs Baer shared with Mrs. Roland A. Hillas Jr. A long letter from Bugs to Jim Spencer includes recollections of family, early life in Philadelphia, and the origin of his nickname Bugs.
A large Tokyo study of 250000 adults over 40 shows smokers face higher mortality from cancer heart disease and stomach ulcers. Women are equally affected and earlier smoking increases lung cancer risk before age 24. Continued on Page 3.
Washington reports from Saigon say U S warplanes now drop smart bombs with guidance by television or laser. Officials claim 78 percent of pinpoints within 20 miles of Hanoi are destroyed, and future bombs may feature higher intelligence levels. Critics joke about a Ph D bomb at Harvard.
The column outlines daily guidance for zodiac signs from Cancer to Gemini. It advises on work life balance, openness to new ideas, social ties, and pursuing goals with caution against over seriousness while noting opportunities for spiritual uplift and personal connections.
Jim Bishop analyzes Richard Nixon as self assured yet emotionally restrained. The piece contrasts Nixon’s aggressive decisions at key moments with warnings from scholars like James Barber about moral strength versus weakness. It notes Nixon’s rapid rise and uneasy dynamic with Eisenhower.
Analysis recalls how George McGovern’s stand on cloture over 14(b) taint ed his labor support. The piece notes his later May 1965 replies aligning oddly with wheat lobby interests and Seafarers Union positions, intensifying distrust among AFL-CIO leaders.
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