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Newspaper

Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1957

Page

4

Fifth Amendment questions loom over Beck case and court test

Senators vow to pursue a possible court ruling on who is right to invoke the Fifth Amendment. Dave Beck Jr and cousin Joseph McEvoy faced accusations of misusing the protection as they refused many questions on links to the Teamsters. A court decision could redefine limits and America’s legal stance. The piece also notes Anderson’s potential as Treasury secretary and Humphrey’s outlook on the budget.

Dave Beck Jr Beck Senate Congressional Supreme Court Young Beck Dave Beck Sr Teamsters’ Union Joseph McEvoy Becks McClellan D.-Ark America State Department John Foster Dulles Red China William Worthy Baltimore Dulles United States China

Teamsters urged to install capable leadership for unity

A call for improved teamwork among Teamsters leaders stresses the need for the right men to hold the reins and drive effective action. The note highlights the importance of competent leadership within the union.

Teamsters

Post Cards to Tyrants Urge Pressure on Khrushchev and Tito

A call to use People-to-People post cards to pressure Tito to free Milovan Djilas and to urge Khrushchev to remove Russian troops secret police and commissars from Hungary. The author argues the eight cent cost is worth signaling tyrants.

U. S Tito Khrushchev Milovan Djilas Djilas Hungary

Diplomats Eye Russia Deal With Deck-Watching Experts

Commentator urges skilled negotiators to scrutinize concessions and hidden terms in any Russia deal. Emphasizes vigilance for hidden clauses, strategic leverage, and careful timing by seasoned diplomats to safeguard national interests.

Russia

New Treasury Secretary Robert B. Anderson Sought Significance

The article discusses the appointment of Robert B. Anderson to replace George M. Humphrey as secretary of the treasury. It notes Humphrey's cautions about big government spending and a potential depression, and asks whether Anderson shares similar conservative views.

Eisenhower Humphrey Anderson Treasury George M. Humphrey Robert B. Anderson

Parish clergyman's wife to model swimsuit in church fashion parade

An English clergyman's wife plans to model a bathing suit in a church society fashion parade and predicts many spectators will tut tut and whistle in approval, drowning out her appearance.

Arab unity cracks as Nasser presses Arab politics

Joseph Alsop reports from Lebanon that Egypt’s influence provoked tension with Lebanon and Jordan. The coup of Cairo rhetoric against Lebanon and Hussein, plus Chamoun’s ban on Egyptian papers, signals strains in the Arab bloc with Nasser lacking unanimous leadership. The facade of unity may collapse as Cairo pressures intensify.

Nasser Hussein Saud Feisal Iraq Joseph Alsop Lebanon Beirut Voice of the Arabs Cairo Chamoun

The Sepoy Revolt Explains a Century of Change

A brief review of the 1857 Indian mutiny linked to the East India Company’s rule and the 1858 transfer of power to the British crown. It notes the rebellion’s brutal episodes and its shift from empire to crown in a pivotal historical turning point.

India East India Company Bengal Great Britain

Nightwalker R. J. Scott Reports on Anglerworm Crawlike Event

In a brief nightwalk note by R. J. Scott, readers are invited to observe a large angleworm crawlix event described with curious detail and local color. The piece conveys a quirky, exploratory mood and mentions unusual natural movements observed under moonlight.

Terre Haute Thirty Years Ago Today Highlights

June 5 notes from Terre Haute list local incidents and events. Edward Tyrell Jr., 15, from Brazil, injured when switch cars derailed. social gatherings include Mrs. Kerr hosting niece Mrs. Yaeger and Mrs. Knoll’s bridge luncheon. Ruth Watts and Louis Bohn Jr. announce marriage. real estate talk by Wilbur Johnson. new Army recruits include Harold Cullen Buck Lorton Joseph Clements. Harrison township bond issues totaling 113560 for street improvements rejected.

Edward Tyrell, Jr Edward Tyrell East Church Street Brazil C. S. Kerr Fenwood Avenue Floyd Yaeger Frank Watts College Avenue Ruth Louis Bohn, Jr Rose Bohn North Sixth Street Ralph Emerson Knoll Mabel Paine Woman's Department Club Wilbur Johnson Farmersburg D. C. Johnson Charles M. Trout Company Terre Haute Real Estate Board Elks Club U. S. Army Harold J. Cullen Buck Lorton Joseph W. Clements Harrison Township State Board of Tax Commissioners

The Grab Bag The Answer Quick

The questions cover poetry authorship, Harriet Beecher Stowe’s works, biblical twins, a long time boxing announcer, and English Channel steamship routes. Answers identify June day poem author, Stowe’s non June work, the twin sons of Isaac, famed boxing announcer Michael Buffer, and the terminals at Dover and Calais.

Harriet Beecher Stowe English Channel

Future Anniversary Encourages Business Growth

The message urges progress this anniversary with favorable influences for business expansion and investments. It highlights exceptional industry and ability shaping today’s child into a strong character.

Birthday celebrants include actor William Boyd and sports stars

Birthday list honors actor William Boyd and baseball players Eddie Joost and Lou Brissie as well as former professional football star Marion Motley, noting their birthdays today.

William Boyd Eddie Joost Lou Brissie Marion Motley

Watch Your Language

A note defines mandatory as an adjective meaning obligatory or relating to a mandate from the United Nations. It also explains a mandatory as a noun for someone holding such a UN mandate.

United Nations

Idle youth must keep busy with useful tasks

A quotation attributed to John Locke emphasizes that children dislike idleness and should be continually occupied with wholesome activities that benefit them.

John Locke

World War I Sinking and Key WWI Dates

Events list includes 1916 HMS Hampshire sinking off Orkney with Lord Kitchener aboard, 1918 Battle of the Aisne ending, 1849 Denmark Constitution Day, 680 Feast of St Boniface, and 1916 German mines involvement. Also notes English monk mission to Germany.

St. Boniface Germany Denmark H.M.S Hampshire Orkney Islands Scotland Lord Herbert Kitchener the Aisne

How'd You Make Out June Lowell and May Flower

A compact note listing items: James Russell Lowell and his June poem. The Mayflower published 1843 with other novels. a biblical reference Genesis 25 24 26. Joe Humphries death in New York 1937. Calais France Dover England.

James Russell Lowell Isaac—Genesis Joe Humphries New York Calais France Dover England

Teen Arrested After Foot Drag From Car Window

Fairfield police found a shoe at a burglarized service station and arrested the 15 year old suspect who they spotted driving a truck with a bare foot dangling from a window.

Fairfield Conn

U S May Pause Tests of A H Bombs in New Policy Talk

Washington reports say President Eisenhower and advisers consider a temporary halt to atomic hydrogen tests after Nevada series. Aims to curb fallout fears and weaken Communist propaganda while awaiting Soviet response and a possible broader halt.

Central Press Association Washington United States Nevada Eisenhower Soviet Union

Recall of a Kentucky feud killer and a commuted death sentence

Former governor KEEN JOHNSON recalls a mountaineer convicted for a feud killing by circumstantial evidence and sentenced to die. A pencil note from the prisoner asking for mercy led to a commutation to life. A sarcastic gift arrives as Ben Grauer sends a bleating black sheep with a joking card.

Keen Johnson Kentucky Guvnor Joe D Express Ben Grauer

Flower Growers Use Artificial Light in California

Davis growers use artificial nighttime lighting to shorten day length and force late-year blooming. UCLA plant physiologist Anton M. Kofranek notes chrysanthemums and poinsettias are short-day plants, with some cultivators delaying summer planting or covering crops to advance Christmas flowers.

Davis California University of California Research Anton M. Kofranek Ucla Kofranek

Terre Haute Tribune And Gazette Classified Rates

The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette lists circulation rates by zone and duration for subscriptions including evening and Sunday and evening only options. It notes post office entry as second class matter since 1903 and includes liability disclaimer for unsolicited submissions.

Terre Haute Gazette Terre Haute Tribune Terre Haute

Horoscope for June 5 Born today chart notes

Stella forecasts active, energetic individuals born June 5 will seek constant activity and diverse interests. They are faithful organizers with strong intuition and a scientific, analytical mind guiding every project though impulsiveness may challenge relationships. Named figures include Angell Batchelor Delano Velasquez Stravinsky.

George T. Angell The Humane Society Roger Batchelor

Daily Horoscope Overview for May 1957

The column outlines sun sign forecasts with advice on romance business and personal risk. Highlights include Gemini favored for a fortunate event and Libra urged to act, while Pisces notes romance and business synergy and Capricorn expects cooperation toward goals.

Gemini Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Wens Aquarius Aries Taurus

Hospital Purchasing Council Expands Cleveland Network

The Cleveland Hospital Council operates a centralized buying program supplying goods from meat to 3000 hypodermic syringes for member hospitals. Initiated in 1918 as the nation’s first such plan, the staff has grown to 11 with annual expenditures of 4 300 000 dollars.

Cleveland Cleveland Hospital Council

Burglar Leaves Note After Failed Safe Break at Bridge Tavern

A burglar who failed to crack a safe at the Bridge Tavern in Trenton, New Jersey, left a note for owner Eugene Gren dek stating I will do better next time. You are lucky.

Trenton N. J Bridge Tavern Eugene Grendek

Teapot Dome, Sioux City songs and Blue Monday trivia

A collage of reminiscences and Q A style anecdotes touches on Teapot Dome investigations sparked by a Wyoming citizen, Irvin Cobb’s canyon exclamation, songs about Sioux Falls and Sioux City Sue, box office stars from 1932, bartender gossip about women drinkers, the origin of Blue Monday, Bronco Billy Anderson, ice cream breakfasts, housework timing, Pisces humor, and late marriages by Arthur Brisb.

Teapot Dome Wyoming Irvin Cobb Grand Canyon Sioux Falls South Dakota Sioux City Dick Thomas Sioux City Sue Marie Dressler Janet Gaynor Joan Crawford Charles Farrell Bronco Billy’ Anderson Max Aronson Bronco Billy Robinson Arthur Brisb

Our Mr Boyle Lee Remick Breaks Into Stardom with Kazan

HAL BOYLE profiles 21 year old Lee Remick as Elia Kazan’s latest discovery after a film debut in A Face in the Crowd. Remick, born to wealth, seeks acting lessons and faces a future of potential stardom while recalling a climb from television to cinema.

Hal Boyle New York Lee Remick Fortune Darling Elia Kazan Lee Kazan Manhattan Sarai June Breeze

Childish tongue habits risk dental trouble in children

Dr Bundesen cites a study by Drs Barber and Renfroe from the University of Illinois College of Dentistry showing tongue thrusting during TV viewing or swallowing can push front teeth forward. The period of risk is ages six to eight as permanent teeth erupt. a palatal crib is suggested as a temporary corrective appliance.

Earl W. Renfroe Thomas K. Barber University of Ilinois College of Denistry Barber Renfroe

Can fractures occur without injury

A medical note explains that bone loss due to decay can weaken a bone so normal walking or movement may cause a fracture, even without a specific injury.

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