Tribune Star Publication Notices and Pricing Summary
The Terre Haute Tribune-Star details editions and delivery options including Sunday and evening services. Rates show prices for various zones and periods, with contact guidance for missed copies and mail subscription terms. The notice notes post office classification and consolidation history dating to 1931.
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Rights and republication notice from Associated Press
The newspaper states exclusive republication rights for AP dispatches and locally credited news. It reserves rights to special dispatches and confirms exclusive use within this publication.
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Moscow purges expose brutality behind old Bolshevik confessions
Khrushchev’s postwar disclosure reveals Stalin era police used torture to force confessions from thousands of Communist Party members. Western readers question the authenticity of wartime interrogations as they weigh the fate of old Bolsheviks.
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Burmese Leader U Nu Resigns as Burma Eyes Neutral Path
The resignation of U Nu, Burma’s independence-era leader, marks a major shift. Vo Nu remains active with the Anti-Fascist Peoples Freedom League while new PM Ba Swe is seen likely to continue neutralism, keeping Burma aloof from Communist influence in Southeast Asia.
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Burma’s Path to Democracy Through Nu and U Ba Swe
The text contemplates Burma’s perspective on democracy under U Nu and U Ba Swe. It suggests Nu as elder statesman could steer reform, while his potential resignation would cast a cloud with a silver lining for moves toward democratic openness and Western alignment.
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Wise Giving: Giving Wisely to Aid the Right Causes
The piece urges thoughtful charitable giving with due diligence. It cites a Philadelphia Inquirer sting where 65 homes were approached for non existent charities to prove gullibility. It warns to verify credentials and contact the Chamber of Commerce BBB or police when doubts arise.
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Eisenhower Urges Bipartisan Push for Hoover Commission Reforms
A White House endorsed 16 point program aims to modernize budgeting and accounting. Over 30 senators support a related bill, with potential annual savings cited near a billion dollars. Proposals include tax form simplification and streamlined government operations to cut costs.
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UN Secretary General Resumes Pursuit of Middle East Peace
The United Nations Security Council has authorized Dag Hammarskjold to resume work toward peace in the Middle East. With great powers united in calling for abidance to 1949 armistice terms, there is cautious optimism that renewed ceasefire efforts may reduce the danger of war between Israel and its Arab neighbors.
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Five young missionaries slain in Ecuador jungle
The five missionaries killed in January in the Amazon of Ecuador drew worldwide attention. Reactions ranged from reverence to harsh judgment, but the truth likely lies between sainthood and folly as human beings show a mix of virtue and flaw.
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Five Missionaries Die In Jungle While Spreading Faith
The passage recalls five men who died violently in the Amazon border jungle while pursuing missionary work. It argues that missionary zeal persists despite danger, with others continuing the same perilous calling and facing potential death from local tribes. Prudence is contrasted with unwavering evangelism.
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Easter Island Mystery to be Reached by Air Route
Easter Island, in the South Pacific 2250 miles west of Chile, will soon host an airfield and become a stop on the South America to Australia route. Giants statues face the sea, but their meaning remains debated among scholars. deciphering the island tablets could finally unlock the puzzle.
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Jean Hersholt Remembered as Actor and Humanitarian
The death of Jean Hersholt elicits deep sadness from fans who cherished his Dr. Christian persona. Beyond acting, he earned affection for real life kindness and generosity to colleagues, leaving a legacy as a talented actor and a good man.
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Gunman Robs Drive-In Ticket Office in Phoenix
A gunman held up the ticket window at a Phoenix drive in theater while a policeman on duty as special guard was nearby. Police reported the crime occurred during the Gangbusters screening with no injuries.
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Walter Winchell On Broadway Memo: Rumors and Hollywood Buzz
Walter Winchell reports on Chicago’s top Negro paper denying a Sammy Davis Jr. marriage rumor and a wife-piracy claim. He notes Peggy King’s amicable split with George Gobel, Rita Canzoneri’s surgery, and a sweep of entertainment gossip from studios and tours.
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Horoscope by Date and Sign for June 10 1956
Sunday horoscope outlines personalities born today and lists notable figures such as John Jacob Astor, John Morgan, Sir Edwin Arnold, Caroline Hazard, Henry M. Stanley, and Virginia Vallie. It offers daily guidance for each astrological sign with prospects for success, romance, and action.
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Unclear mixed 1950s items blend
A fragmented OCR note reviews U S real estate, harness racing, atomic tests and local accidents. It mentions Uncle Sam owning many foreign office buildings, rats surviving an atomic blast, a Michigan truck crash, a cement truck collision, a derailed boxcar into a Cramerton home, plus a college educator arguing dates and graduation matter.
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Stork Speeding Case Sparks Small Town Aid
In Benton Harbor Michigan James Windman faced a $28 fine after a 190 mile per hour sprint in a car shaped like a stork. A sympathetic municipal judge and local volunteers contributed funds totaling 15 dollars to help the new father cover the costs. Windman was stopped for racing between 90 and 100 mph en route to the hospital where his wife had just given birth to their fifth child.
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Eisenhower pursues funding for atomic aircraft propulsion
President Eisenhower asks for 82.5 million dollars to advance nuclear propulsion for planes, with officials signaling tests of atomic powered aircraft in 1958 or early 1959. Defense and Atomic Energy Commission leaders highlight recent breakthroughs and prior atomic budgets already funding nuclear aircraft development. Nearby analysis weighs Mayor Robert Wagner against Gov. Harriman as New York political futures and potential vice presidential picks shape the 1960 ticket.
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Weather changes and a tale of Terre Haute’s marsh drainage
In 1820 Terre Haute faced a severe health blow as the river ran low and wells dried up. The region suffered widespread sickness until Lost Creek marshes were drained in 1837, eliminating a vast morass east and south of town. Pioneer Mr Sparks recalled near submerged ground near Strawberry Hill.
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New York Opera Season To Open With Five New Works
JW Erich Leinsdorf, appointed director of the New York City Opera, outlines a six week season starting Sept. 20. Five new operas are scheduled, including The Tem pest world premiere in Vienna next month and The Moon by Carl Orff. Also on the bill are Susannah by Carlisle Floyd and revived pieces Orpheus in the Underworld and Mignon. Major soloists like Marian Anderson and Mischa Elman are slated for summer concerts at Lewisohn Stadium.
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Pals Join Two Day Jail Sentence In Cadillac Incident
In Cadillac Michigan Carl J. Marshall 17 asked Justice Fred Roussin to send him to jail after his friend James Mullens Jr 17 was given a two day sentence for letting Marshall drive a car without a license.
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