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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1957
Page
4
The piece cites a University of Pennsylvania report by Prof. Philip E. Jacob with Erwin Abrams commentary. It argues colleges churn out self centered, materialistic students with limited public service interest and lax ethics, challenging the purpose of higher education.
A humorous notice asks for a man to carry a heavy bag over rough ground in his spare time with no pay and work only when the sun is hot. It notes that clarification is needed if the reader is seeking a golfer.
The Fair Campaign Practices Committee led by Cincinnati Mayor Charles P. Taft says campaigns are becoming fairer with aims to raise electoral contest standards. State party chairs report smears mostly affect congressional or state races, eight cases backfired, and historians note harsh tactics in 1828 1844 and 1880. It remains prudent to distrust last minute sweeping charges.
From a propaganda angle it is hard to gauge why journalists and statesmen give little attention to Khrushchev's 20th Congress speech. Why are not more facts interrogated when his cited facts are carefully chosen? Why has Khrushchev not been attacked more vigorously.
Nikita Khrushchev criticized neck tie manufacturing in the Soviet Union. The remark echoes a Stalin era hesitation by politicians to even utter the word neck.
A call for progress toward peace in the Middle East urges repeated peace negotiations between Israel and Arab states. It argues current policies back one side and warn that without a peace plan regional security and stability remain threatened, risking future disaster.
Vice President Nixon argues the 71.8 billion budget is sound despite opposition. Critics challenge the plan's spending priorities and long term fiscal impact.
Bruce Rogers, famed American type designer and printer, dies at 87. Printers and bibliophiles note his mark on many fine books, with the B A initials signaling his authorship. He stands among magazine and printing greats like Updike, De Vinne, and Goudy in American book artistry.
Born to day you are a demanding, magnetic leader who dislikes advice yet gives good counsel. You thrive in managing large enterprises, prefer delegating routine work, and plot plans carefully. Expect cycles of three good breaks, wed young if possible, and seek a mate who follows your lead. notable figures born on this date include John Masefield, Jacques Marquette, and Brigham Young.
Horoscope notes offer daily guidance across all signs. It highlights confidence for Gemini and focus on rest for Scorpio while urging balanced energy and prudent steps for others.
Essex volunteers arrive an hour late for their annual banquet after stopping to extinguish a blaze on the way.
Walter Winchell notes press agents crowded Times Square and celebrities swarm coverage in a vivid theater and film industry snapshot. The column compiles gossip on stars, marriages, TV deals, stage hits, and backstage power players, with names like Lana Turner, Judy Garland, Elia Kazan, Marilyn Monroe, and Kirk Douglas featured among industry moves and rumors.
Public notices show daily publication details and service contacts for The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette. It lists office numbers, editor contact, and subscription rates along with a disclaimer about liability for unsolicited manuscripts and pictures.
Frances Starr wins Belasco approval after her hysterical scream in rehearsal makes the master exult and declare the scene a triumph. A London Times classified note offers gratis ship-in-bottle making services in exchange for fine liquor bottles.
R E Hutchins proposes a 250000 plan to drain southeast Terre Haute and curb Honey Creek flooding. Clay Ladd named receiver for Union Savings Assn. bond set at 50000. R I Pierce elected secretary of the Terre Haute Chamber. William H Duncan assistant secretary. Mabel Paine weds Ralph Emerson Knoll in Palm Beach Florida. Mrs Sarah Spencer marks 90th birthday with family at 1008 Harding Ave. Alvin Reiman heads to Germany to open first 5 and 10 cent Woolworth store in Berlin. D H Riff joins grand lodge B N A I Brith national convention in Toledo. Louis Brown and Elias Berkowitz attend as local reps.
The questions cover key historical facts: Buddha birth timing relative to Jesus, the Senate consent required for treaties, the gift that turned touch to gold, Muscovy as a Persian or Russian empire, and the famed ancient Greek orator. Answers depend on historical context and sources.
Prospects look excellent for you and plans may proceed. Today's child is ambitious and enterprising and socially minded. For Sunday June 2 the outlook is good with potential promotion by year end.
A Samuel Johnson remark states true breeding lies in general elegance of manners rather than any profession. The line emphasizes refined conduct over vocation.
A compact dictionary note explains comport as a transitive verb meaning to carry or conduct and an intransitive sense meaning to agree or suit with. It traces origin to French porter from Latin comportare meaning to bring together from com and portare.
John Masefield England s poet laureate heads our list of birth day celebrants today. Werner Janssen conductor John Van Druten playwright and Joan Caulfield are also due for best wishes. On Sunday June 2 we send greetings for her birthday to Anna Margaret Gerell noted Swedish artist and Prof. Andrew McConnell Irish surgeon.
Notable dates include 1637 Jacques Marquette death? Actually birth. 1792 Kentucky becomes 15th state. 1796 Tennessee statehood. 1864 Civil War Cold Harbor battles begin. 1692 Salem witchcraft trials begin. 1840 Thomas Hardy born. 1857 Sir Edward Elgar born. 1946 Italy becomes a republic.
A set of clues referencing era placement for a founder, a fraction two thirds, Bacchus as wine god, the USSR as former Russia area, and the poet or orator Demosthenes.
Congressional leaders say Eisenhower’s public push on his 71.8 billion budget comes too late to move action in the House or Senate this year. The piece notes Richards used words for him after a 15 nation Middle East tour and outlines a stamp trading controversy tied to food costs and grocer practices.
A general cold is usually harmless but sinus trouble requires alertness. Seek medical help if a cold lasts over a week without improvement or if nasal discharge thickens yellow, fever develops, or localized facial or dental pain worsens. Early doctor visit improves cure chances.
Children with two allergic parents have a higher likelihood of developing allergies than those with one or no allergic parent. The tendency to onset often appears at an earlier age.
Johannes Ernestus Gutwasser, the first Lutheran pastor called to America, landed in New Amsterdam in 1657 to a mixed reception from Lutherans and Dutch Reformed leaders. He was deported to Europe two years later despite early religious freedom pledges. The anniversary will be observed June 18 in Niagara Falls. The Lutheran World Federation cites 70,770,355 Lutherans in 69 countries.
A miscellany of historical and scientific facts mentions New York hosting the first ballet in 1827 and the first blue jean overalls in about 1880. It notes Salisbury Cathedral’s 404 foot spire and Egyptian glaze use, plus notes on leopard gloves, tornado formation, sunflowers, icebergs, knots, wine aging, orange consumption, and more.
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