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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1956
Page
5
The Terre Haute Gazette advises readers to report missing copies by calling extensions Crawford 1331 1334 1332 1336 for circulation sports editorial and composing rooms. It warns unsolicited submissions are at owner's risk and not guaranteed return.
The Tribune advises readers to avoid idle gossip and unfounded criticism, urging factual discussion of government, faith in America, and restraint from spreading rumors while promoting informed civic engagement.
The article discusses Khrushchev's February speech calling for non Communist countries to pursue peaceable unity with socialists through united fronts, reserving violence for failed fronts. It argues Moscow’s line unsettles Communist leaders, undermines Stalin era loyalties, and may force leadership changes to regain credibility.
The piece notes how Senate rules award committee chairmanship by seniority, with the exception that the longest serving senator in the majority may choose between two major panels. It cites the Barkley death elevating Eastland to judiciary chair and argues for changing rules to let committees elect their own leaders.
Nicholas J. Campbell Jr. of Creole Petroleum warns at a World Trade Week luncheon that a high tariff threatens living standards as population grows from 160 million toward 220 million. He says global exchange and lower barriers benefit all, though protectionists still rally with persuasive arguments.
The text argues that tariff policy should be guided by long-range national interests rather than immediate industry pressures from abroad, emphasizing that decisions must balance present competition with future national welfare. It stresses determining policy beyond immediate pressures.
Indiana governor and city mayors join citizen groups for a statewide safety week starting July 17. The effort backs the Slow Down and Live campaign as vacation season begins, with Joseph L. Lingo and Hallie L. Myers co chairing and urging broad civic and faith group participation.
Ohio claims many presidents but overlooks Edward James Roye born Newark in 1815. He led Liberia as president from 1871 to 1873, was deposed, escaped prison, and drowned fleeing to a steamer. Liberia, founded for freed American slaves, has long shared social and political links with the United States.
The Internal Revenue Service will narrow the cigarette tax stamp by three sixteenths of an inch, saving about 250000 dollars annually on paper costs. The move prompts questions about further trims to stamps and currency, with potential large-scale savings to explore.
Parents face the urge to keep youths home for another summer but the piece argues to send them off with advice and nourishment. It says the break with boyhood fosters manhood and prepares them for future training, with fall return as evidence of growth.
A pickpocket stole George Mossteller’s purse containing $14 at the show grounds Tuesday night. Shelburn post office moves to Griffith and Railroad. Marriage licenses issued for Cecil Shorter with Alice Rosemary, Melvin Beaver with Elsie Hudson, Louis Matthews with Josephine Vester. Maple Avenue Church youth group hiked to the bluffs east of town. Fire caused $10 roof damage at Arthur Douglas residence on South First Street. A remonstrance against Seventh avenue sidewalks from Third to Center was filed. St Joseph’s Church wiring inspection found in order. Ladies’ auxiliary of the B R T meets Thursday at 2:30 in the Odd Fellows Temple. St Luke’s Woman’s auxiliary to the Board of Missions meets Thursday at 2:30 at 1628 South Eighth Street. Mrs. George Home of San Diego visiting A M Ogle family on Fruitridge Avenue.
The questions ask who wrote Philip Trent, the Barbary Coast city association, the wet wild woods linked tale, who wore all his medals in battle, and the century tied to Greece's Golden Age.
The text offers general optimistic statements about success in the year ahead and a child's likely courage and noble spirit without referencing people places organizations or concrete events.
Friends and admirers mark the day with greetings for Errol Flynn screen actor Lillian Hellman playwright and Glenna Collet former golf champion noting well wishes arrive today from fans and peers.
Timeline notes key events: 1632 Maryland Charter establishment, 1863 West Virginia statehood, 1903 birth of Lou Gehrig, 1931 Hoover proposal for a world moratorium on war debts. These entries highlight foundational political acts and cultural icons across eras.
A brief reflection on acting for virtue and integrity regardless of others opinions, urging self-approval and moral responsibility.
The term ballast refers to heavy material used to stabilize ships or balloons and to adjust drafts. It also describes stable character or conduct and can denote broken stone or gravel used in roadbeds and concrete. The verb form means to steady or stabilize.
A quick note tracing Kipling’s Just So Stories setting with a reference to the cat that walked by himself and its imagined home. The snippet also mentions San Francisco and a British commodore Viscount Horatio Nelson as contextual anchors for the period style.
Ohio has about 657,829 members in local Parent Teacher associations. The figure underscores broad community involvement in school affairs across the state.
Washington officials expect a high level Soviet guest exchange this autumn. Ike cleared Gen. Twining to visit Moscow for Russian Aviation Day and invited Marshal Zhigarev to visit America. A swap of Wilson and Zhukov junkets is considered likely, with Molotov’s successor Shepilov expected at the UN.
Travel demand rises with 528000 passports issued last year and a projected 700000 this year as more Americans go abroad led by women and housewives. Meanwhile auto thieves head federal prison population at Atlanta Leavenworth and McNeil Island with 1673 inmates, followed by narcotics offenders and other crimes.
Western Europe’s major Communist parties France and Italy push back against the Kremlin line that Stalin alone caused Soviet crimes. Togliatti and the French Politburo urge a broader Marxist analysis and independence from Moscow. Tito of Yugoslavia gains prestige as a potential leader of a Southeastern European Communist bloc.
Horoscope for June 20 highlights executive talent and business acumen for today. It notes leadership potential in men and family focus for women, with a roster of notable births and daily zodiac guidance across signs.
New York critics praise Frank Loesser hybrid musical The Most Happy Fella set in 1920s Napa Valley. Tony immigrant ranch owner seeks marriage while pursuing a waitress. Joseph Anthony directs a musical drama with 33 numbers and solid singing.
HAL BOYLE surveys a generation trend where teens and even preteens seek steady boyfriends amid rapid social change. Parents argue over safety and tradition while educators split on whether the practice signals a fad or a troubling pattern.
A physician can help with relief and treatment for premenstrual tension. Doctors may prescribe diuretics, antispasmodics, caffeine alkaloids, B complex vitamins, and a low sodium high protein diet to ease weekly stress and mood disruption.
The bleeding may result from irritated gums due to tartar around tooth necks. It could also indicate pyorrhea, a degeneration of the bony sockets with gum inflammation. A careful study by a dentist is advised to determine the cause.
A correspondence and deception propel a romance in a Tony tuned musical. Tony breaks a leg in an auto crash but marries the woman. she then bears the foreman's child. Weede as Tony and Jo Sullivan as the ingénue headline a cast praised for fitting the show’s mood.
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