Khrushchev on TV Highlights Cold War Gaps and Skepticism
Editorial notes Khrushchev’s CBS Face the Nation appearance as a tool of propaganda. It argues he dodged specifics on disarmament verification, overstates Soviet openness, and fails to address Hungary and Poland. The piece contrasts Soviet rhetoric with U.S. proposals and questions the cost of government growth and taxation.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
CBS
Kremlin
United States
Krushchev
Eisenhower
Hungary
Poland
Opportunity Gap Noted By Horatio Alger Laureate
An eminent industrialist honored with a Horatio Alger award says there are more opportunities than ever yet too few people seek them, noting many miss chances even when they see them.
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Horatio Alger
Mollet Ousted Over Tax Increase Crisis in France
Intelligent Parisians claimed Mollet made the premiership undesirable. He fell after a tax increase bill was defeated by the Independent Peasants party the Communists and the Poujadists. Mollet argued crisis in Algiers and war costs prompted higher taxes while evading taxes was common in France.
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Guy Mollet
France
Mollet
America
Premier Mollet
Independent Peasants Party
Communists
Poujadists
Algiers
Colorful Sport Shirts Stir Debate Over Design Cues
Readers note that some new sport shirts show bright daubs of color that may resemble deliberate designs or accidental paint splashes. The ambiguity leaves observers unsure if the marks are intentional patterns or accidental spills.
Prospect for 1958 Foreign Policy Elections
The 1958 campaign is shaping to hinge on foreign policy with Eisenhower Doctrine results lacking and Suez talks stalemated. Nasser’s standing at the United Nations undermines U S proposals and a pro Eisenhower press outlet is expelled from Cairo. Voters and lawmakers alike must weigh Middle East diplomacy and Arab access to U S funding in 1958.
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Suez
Nasser
United States
United Nations
Cairo
Middle East
Last Nazi Leaders
Three major Nazi war criminals remain imprisoned while Walter Funk is released for health reasons. The others still alive include Rudolf Hess Albert Speer and Baldur von Schirach. The rest were executed or died. The passage notes the saying wages of sin is death.
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Walter Funk
Hitler
Rudolf Hess
England
Albert Speer
Germany
Baldur von Schirach
Summer colors shine in sport shirts on display
Bright sport shirts bloom with summer hues as shoppers spot a riot of colors on casual athletic wear. The article notes bold tones and varied patterns appealing to active wardrobes.
Vigo agriculturists face grain slump as dairy farmers fare better
Horace E. Abbott notes farmers with cows and chickens may ride out the season while strict grain growers struggle. A Pensylvania Railroad franchise to relay tracks near a new Wabash River bridge is approved by the board of public works. Oil at 2100 feet is found on Joseph Thomas farm near Middletown.
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Horace E. Abbott
Vigo
Pensylvania Railroad Company
Wabash River
Board of Public Works
Joseph Thomas
Middletown
Siosi Oil Company
Robert Irwin
Cliff G. Perrill
Fred H. Cooper
Mary Aten
Tampa
Fla
Ira W. Aten
South Center Street
Adam Grafe
Brewster, Fla
John H. Graf
Beulah Hammond
Ninth Street
George Allen
Fourteenth Street
Hudson
Sir Philip Gibbs and the 1956 questions
This entry lists five trivia prompts: identifying Sir Philip Gibbs, locating Mongolia, defining REA, naming a 1956-deceased American dress designer, and stating the year a constitutional amendment moved presidential inauguration from March to January.
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Sir Philip Gibbs
Mongolia
U. S
Birth of Jefferson Davis and India partition announcement
The record notes 1808 the birth of Jefferson Davis, future president of the Confederacy. In 1947 Britain announced the partition of India into Hindu and Muslim states, marking a major constitutional division.
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Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Great Britain
India
Eliminate Definition and Etymology Overview
The entry defines eliminate as a transitive verb meaning to remove expel or exclude. It explains its algebraic use to remove an unknown, and physiological sense to expel from the body. It notes synonymy with exclude and traces origin to Latin eliminating from e out and limen threshold.
Evans and Goddard Celebrated On Birth Days
Maurice Evans and Paulette Goddard receive congratulations on their birthdays in a brief notice. Evans, noted Shakespearean actor, and Goddard, prominent film actress, are highlighted for the occasion.
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Maurice Evans
Paulette Goddard
Outlooks Favorable for Love and Business Stability
The message highlights a favorable outlook emphasizing strong domestic affinity and steady business judgment. It notes that emotional days may occur with a supportive partner, while prudent planning sustains financial balance.
If God is Thy Father Man Is Thy Brother Quote
A brief quotation attributed to Alphonse de Lamartine, a French poet, asserting kinship among people under divine parentage. The line emphasizes universal brotherhood and moral kinship.
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Alphonse de Lamartine
English writer and historian author of Now It Can Be Told
An English novelist historian and essayist known for Now It Can Be Told and Cities of Refuge. The figure authored numerous works after World War I and shaped public discourse on wartime events.
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Asia
Rural Electrification Administration
Hattie Carnegie
John Zanft
Broadway gossip and film deals span NBC News column notes
Walter Winchell surveys show business with Desilu buying film for 2.5 million dollars for one hour of filmed shows next fall. He notes Belafonte’s disdain for calypso on a new LP, Kirk Douglas triggering audience coughs, a backstage telephone for the Ziegfeld Follies, and Stella Holt producing Negro plays in town. He cites Sinatra’s towering earnings, Brando quotes, Gazzo’s credit, Basie at the Waldorf, and Ingrid Bergman’s romantic trials, among many Hollywood tidbits.
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Desi Arnaz
Ford
Lucy
Desilu Productions
Eastman-Kodak
Harry Belafonte
Calypso
O.K. Corral
Kirk Douglas
Lady Peel
Bea Lillie
Stella Holt
E. Fisher
Eddie
Debbie
Victor Borge
U. S
Sinatra
Pauline Lord
Anna Christie
Brando
George Gobel
Katharine Hepburn
Kate
Sam Levene
Hatfield-McCoy
Teevee
Hollywood
Leo Fuld
Cafe Sahbra
Syracuse County Fox Bounties Totaled 3748 in 1956
Onondaga County paid 3748 in fox bounties during 1956 as part of its rabies control program. A total of 1732 foxes were killed by bounty hunters, with payments of 6 for each adult fox and 3 for each pup.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Onondaga County
Our Mr. Boyle: Hollywood’s Robert Rossen on risk and films
HAL BOYLE profiles Robert Rossen. He discusses how success breeds caution yet cites his failures shaping resilience. Rossen praises George Stevens and Jimmy Cagney while naming early favorites like The Informer Grand Illusion and Scarface.
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Bob
George Stevens
Jimmy Cagney
Rossen
the Informer
Grand _Illusion
Creed
Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette Contact Details
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette line lists circulation and editorial contacts with phone numbers Crawford 1334 for circulation Crawford 1332 for sports Crawford 1336 for the Com Room Crawford 1331 for Editorial Department and observes delivery and call times.
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Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette
Terre Haute Gazette
Terre Haute Tribune
Crawford
Partment
Tribune Circulation Rates and Postal Notice
The Tribune lists subscription options by mail including Evening and Sunday and Evening only plans with various terms and prices. It notes Second Class matter status dated January 1, 1903, and disclaims liability for unsolicited submissions sent to The Tribune.
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First Zone
Terre Haute
Tribune
Horoscope Style Forecast For Monday June 3
Strong willed and independent you tend to procrastinate and waste time on non essentials while neglecting important tasks. You appear compliant but wait for a strategic moment to act and push toward a clear objective once underway. Noted birthdays include Jefferson Davis Henry James Sr and King George V among others.
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Jefferson Davis
Henry James Sr
Thomas Ball
George V of England
Robert Hillyer
Jim Tully
George Saunders
Dorothy Stone
Roland Hayes
Gemini to Taurus Daily Horoscope Highlights
The column presents a series of daily guidance for each zodiac sign. It offers optimism and practical tips on career, finance, romance, and opportunities, urging calm goals, favorable business ventures, new contracts, and pursuing both work and pleasure.
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Gemini
Cancer
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Aries
Taurus
Notable facts from early 20th century trivia
The text surveys cultural links among Laos Cambodia and Indochina to India and Burma with Vietnam tied to China. It notes 50 percent of US families take vacations, the 1789 New York Congress, Columbia as oldest NY college, Harvard as oldest US university, the flying squirrel glide stance, James Barrie’s 1937 death and revived success, California coast redwoods bark thickness, and Dr Watson’s first name absent from Sherlock Holmes stories.
On the Side June Lovers and Life Among Married
June brides and bridegrooms are advised by experts on matrimony and longevity, with quotes from classic writers and a sharp look at common marriage beliefs. The feature includes jokes on husbands and wives, sports trivia, and light social tips for readers.
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Calderon
Publilius Syrus
Artemus Ward
Justice McCardie
Try and Stop Me by a Clever Student
A business school scene shows Miss Hastings learning desk work and promptness as she handles dictation and sharpening pencils. Her first boss praises her yet warns about intruding wives and a typewriter. A parable contrasts quiet whispers with bold selling.
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Miss Hastings
Diet and Travel Tips for Vacation with Children
Diet and Health column by Herman Bundesen offers travel ideas for families on road trips. It suggests packing inexpensive toys for kids, games to pass time, and quiet activities for various ages. It also advises breaks, safe quick races, and simple meals to avoid upset stomachs.
Osteoporosis causes and treatments outlined
Osteoporosis is the loss of minerals from bones, often linked to aging, limb disuse, or menopause in women. Treatment typically includes hormone therapy, a balanced diet rich in calcium and phosphorus, and supplements to correct the mineral loss.
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Libra
D.N.C
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