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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1956
Page
5
Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette publication notices outline call times for delivery issues and department contacts. It lists office numbers Crawford for various departments and explains unsolicited submissions are sent at the owner’s risk with no liability for custody or return.
The piece surveys opposition to the two term limit for U.S. presidents and cites supporters of repeal led by Rep. Stuart L. Udall. It notes President Eisenhower's opposition, recalls the 80th Congress pushing the amendment, and weighs arguments for and against preserving the limit. The article concludes the twenty second is unnecessary.
An American editorial from 1927 praised Stalin’s exile of Trotsky as a sign of strength and a favorable path for socialism in one country. The piece argues that today’s communist leaders including Tito and Gomulka seek power by force, not persuasion, to decide who will rule and shape relations with the West.
The writer argues that seniority skews Senate chair appointments and harms governance. Priority should go to the most capable senators regardless of tenure, with judgment by colleagues and possible log rolling as a lesser evil. If left to age, top committees suffer and national interests suffer.
College enrollments surpass postwar peaks, driven by an 8.1 percent rise in engineering freshmen and 3.8 percent in teacher training. Experts warn the trend will strain facilities for years and that teacher shortages threaten sustained growth despite earlier strong gains. Dr. Raymond Walters notes future expansion hinges on expanding both teachers colleges and K-12 staffing.
Stella outlines a dynamic, energetic profile for those born on December 19 with ambition, public speaking talent, and potential in law or science. It notes susceptibility to health neglect, temper control needs, and mentions notable contemporaries such as Edwin M. Stanton and H. C. Frick among possible birthday personalities.
A 1956 United Feature horoscope lists daily guidance for all signs. It highlights unusual events for Sagittarius, fortune for Capricorn, romance gains for Aquarius, prioritizing work for Pisces, and a fortunate day for Aries, with practical notes for Taurus through Scorpio.
Sacramento reports a joint pilot by the California Department of Fish and Game and the Federal Fish and Wildlife Service to plant New England Cherrystone clams in California waters as an experiment to study viability and ecological impact.
A dense column of celebrity notes from New York highlights Frank Sinatra Joan Blackman and Lisa Ferraday linking to San Francisco society and Broadway. it notes Beatrice Berg and Barbara McNair, TV figures, theater openings, awards, and industry chatter with mentions of NBC look magazine and various stars and venues across the entertainment scene.
Terre Haute notes homecomings and holidays with Richard Reinhard returning from North Carolina to spend time with his parents. Local residents and visiting families share Christmas plans, births, and social gatherings, including theater updates and community group activities.
The note wishes a birthday to three notable figures: Fritz Reiner the orchestra conductor Oliver LaForge the author and Ford C Frick the baseball commissioner. The message highlights their public roles and long careers in music literature and sports.
The reading highlights strong prospects in love and domestic affairs with a charming friendship possible. A today’s child is described as kind hospitable sympathetic and likely to find success in business ventures.
An aphorism extols youth and tenderness as spring days. It urges embracing transient feelings rather than lamenting their short span, attributing the sentiment to Frederic Ruckert.
In 1777 General Washington and his army encamped at Valley Forge. In 1939 the German liner Columbus sank to avoid seizure in WWII. In 1946 President Truman named General Eisenhower as supreme commander of NATO forces in Europe.
A concise definition of deprecate noting its verb form and related adverb deprecatingly and noun deprecation. Explains origin from Latin deprare deced to avert by prayer and traces etymology to de plus precari meaning to pray.
Joseph Haydn associated with The Unjust Steward from Luke 16 contextual notes. The three Marys described as maids of honor to Mary Queen of Scots. Hillaire German Degas listed with date 183¢ 1917. Robert Burns referenced among listed notable figures.
In Paris a teen romance turns deadly when Robert kills Peggy and flees through Flea Market alleys and Left Bank studios. The chase ramps up through gal leries and dives as witnesses seek the slayer amid Bohemian intrigues and a vivid street backdrop. The Paris setting heightens the suspense and thrills.
A traveling correspondent recalls a westbound flight to Los Angeles arriving ahead of schedule after eight hours and five minutes from Idlewild. He notes historic milestones from 1911 to 1923, airline stats, in-flight refreshments, and casual reflections on gossip and smog.
Al and Sadye Tisch and their two sons Larry and Bob own the Americana in Miami Beach, a 17 million dollar luxury hotel touted as Florida’s hotel of the year. The family built a resort empire from modest beginnings, expanding from clothing and camps to multiple hotels, driven by belief in Florida's ongoing tourist boom.
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