Editorials on Stassen Dulles and a Nation of Comfort Seekers
The piece debates Stassen’s disarmament role under Dulles amid leaks and critiques of private talks with Zorin. It recalls Stassen’s political odds, Nixon support, and questions who leaked the story. It then shifts to a critique of American reliance on tranquilizers, urging grit from pilgrims and pioneers.
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Washington
Harold Stassen
Russia
State Department
Stassen
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Dulles
Europe
Atlantic
Britain
France
Valerian Zorin
Rep. McCormack
Massachusetts
House
Lincoln White
London
Nixon
A Feeble Crutch Tranquilizers Reshape American Life
Vogue discusses rising tranquilizer use in the United States. Dr. Marie Nyswander, psychiatrist and neurologist, warns the trend may be a fad with troubling long run consequences.
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Marie Nyswander
Constitutional amendment on rock and roll likened to prohibition
The speaker argues that banning rock and roll by constitutional amendment would likely fail as prohibition did, while noting the idea offers pleasant speculation rather than a viable path.
Tough stance needed with Tito in aid decisions
The author argues aid to Tito can be justified to keep him from the Soviet orbit but warns against appearing naive. Tito is a cautious, intelligent dictator trained by Stalin. Hard, clear dealing is required, not fast gifts or bribes, to avoid seeming overly eager for friendship or secrecy.
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Tito
Stalin
Riddles and records from a nursery page
A set of quiz style questions asks what the crooked man found the meaning of a surrogate court the ancient name for China the author of The Spacious Firmament on High and the nations in the Triple Alliance at World War I's outbreak
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China
Portrait of Eugene O Neill Wins Critics and Prizes
Walter Winchell surveys Eugene O Neill in 1940s theatre focus. The article notes Long Day's Journey Into Night wins Critics Circle prize and a Tony, while A Moon for the Misbegotten and New Girl in Town play at Bijou and 46th Street Theatre. It highlights O Neill's struggle, dedication to his art, and tensions with critics.
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Eugene O’neill
O’neill
Anna Christie
46Th St. Theatre
O’ Neill
Child Born Today Promises Ambitious Duty Bound Life
A newborn today displays an industrious character and a strong sense of duty, signaling a future of steady progress and personal success as life unfolds.
Birthday Shoutouts For Pat Munsel Burl Ives And Dorothy McGuire
A birthday greeting acknowledges Pat Rice Munsel opera singer Burl Ives folk star and film actress Dorothy McGuire. The note highlights their contributions across opera folk music radio television and cinema.
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Patrice Munsel
Burl Ives
Dorothy McGuire
Humphrey and Mellon in Cabinet Paths Toward Retirement
The article contrasts Secretary of the Treasury George M. Humphrey with Andrew W. Mellon in the 1920s and 1930s. It notes Mellon's vast wealth and influence, his controversial 1929 stance, Hoover's dissatisfaction, and Humphrey's announced retirement with expectation of future business opportunities.
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Secretary of the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Eisenhower
Andrew W. Mellon
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Mellon
United States
Great Britain
Humphrey
Mellen
Evasion Defined in Argument and Subterfuge
The term evasion refers to avoiding the truth or point in discussion and can function as a method of subterfuge. It encompasses dodges and equivocation used to evade direct questions or assertions.
Flag Day and Historic Dates Noted
Flag Day marks the Continental Congress adoption of the Stars and Stripes as the U S official flag. 1811 is Harriet Beecher Stowe’s birth date, author of Uncle Tom's Cabin. 1900 Hawaii becomes a U S territory. 1940 German forces enter Paris during World War II without opposition.
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Continental Congress
United States
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Hawaii
Paris
It’s Been Said Preventives of Evil Far Better Than Remedies
A trimmed quotation by Tryon Edwards, American theologian and editor, asserts preventive measures against evil are cheaper and easier, with surer results than remedies.
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Tryon Edwards
Marlene Dietrich
A crooked sixpence against a crooked stile
In some states it is a court presided by a judicial officer who handles probate of wills estates guardianships and related matters. Cathay Joseph Addison 1672 1719. Germany Austria Hungary and Italy.
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Joseph Addison
Germany
Austria - Hungary
Italy
Blacksmith Robert Hudson Journeys in Mobile Forge
Robert Hudson, Braintree’s roving blacksmith, travels Massachusetts New Hampshire and Vermont in a pickup with a coal forge a 100 pound anvil and electric blower. He shoes horses along the route using mobile tools and equipment.
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Braintree
Mass
Robert Hudson
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Reader letter questions Harrison Township annexation to Terre Haute
In a letter from W. W. Miller a resident asks for impartial review of Harrison Township's annexation to Terre Haute. He criticizes court dismissals of remonstrances and seeks a public hearing or referendum opportunities before any decision.
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Harrison Township
Terre Haute
the Tribune
Vigo
Rockefeller
Russia
Hungary
Soviet Union
W. W. Miller
Terre Haute Thirty Years Ago Today
A recap from Terre Haute notes dated June 14 mentions George Nasser opening a law office in the Terre Haute Trust Building after earning his LL B from Indiana Law School. Cory resident Clay Huff earns a Johns Hopkins PhD in science. Several local residents wed in Brazil Indiana. Emory H Wires of Terre Haute is named among Northwestern University college men selected by First National Pictures and College Humor. A Floyd Durham truck on the Dixie Bee highway suffers extensive fire damage.
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Nasser
George Nasser
North Fourth Street
Terre Haute Trust Company
Indiana Law School
Indianapolis
Clay Huff
Cory
Johns Hopkins University
Harry Hall
Mary Dale
Harry Hammersley
Myrtle Rogers
George E. Thomas
Christine Nickels
Terre Haute
Brazil
Ind
Justice of the Peace
W. W. Gates
Emory H. Wires
South Nineteenth Street
Northwestern University
First National Pictures
Floyd Durham
Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette Subscription Notice
Notice offers mailing options and prices for the Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette. Details include delivery by mail first zone Evening and Sunday rates, and instructions to call for a replacement copy by 7 p.m. if not received. Also notes failed liability for unsolicited submissions.
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the Tribune
Horoscope for June 14 Born Sign Readers
Friday June 14 horoscope notes a strong individualist with psychic intuition and leadership potential in business and politics. It highlights responsibility to the less fortunate, magnetic charm, and a preference for independent goals, listing notable born on this date.
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Harriet Beecher Stowe
Samuel Crother
Edward Bowes
Robert la Follette
Statesman
John Nolen
John McCormack
Daniel W. Powers
Zodiac Daily Fortune for May 1957
Horoscope synopses for twelve signs advise clear thinking, cautious testing of opportunities, and prudent steps. Notes emphasize cooperative ventures, swift action to dispel confusion, discreet behavior on short trips, and attention to intuitive judgment and practical outcomes. Copyright 1957 United Feature Syndicate Inc.
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Gemini
Cancer
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Aries
Taurus
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Try and Stop Me CAMPUS SAGES
A campus miscellany notes Ben Fairless on wisdom from speakers and the value of advice. Arkansas home economist quips about child talk. Princeton class of 1936 reunion tallies weighings. Reed economics class urged living within means. A camp girl protests food portions with a demand for cookies.
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Michigan
Ben Fairless
Arkansas
Princeton
Reed
Love and verse mingle with gossip in a mixed-audience page
A collage of verse, social quips, and readers’ questions fills a page segment. It blends romantic lines by Alice Cary with notes on bachelor millionaires, celebrity quotes, and household tips, including Virgo stars, racehorse greatness, and a vinegar deodorizer tip for rooms.
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Heaven
Alice Cary
Erin OBrien Finds Breaks After Long Wait In Showbiz
New York June 14 Erin OBrien a California singer from a large family found sudden success after years of rejections. She appeared on Arthur Godfrey and Steve Allen programs, signed with Coral Records and Warner Brothers, and will star as the second female lead in the film Marjorie Morningstar adapting Herman Wouk. She credits patience and family support for her growth and says she prefers acting to singing.
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Erin
Arthur Godfrey
Steve Allen
Coral Records
Warner Brothers
Marjorie Morningstar
Herman Wouk
Hollywood
California
Mama
Dad
There Is No Substitute for Work in Teen Life
Dr Bundesen notes summer jobs help adolescents learn responsibility and value of money. He advises teens should seek work they enjoy and parents should avoid substituting chores for wages, promoting earnings as a path to financial awareness.
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