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Tribune Platform Calls for Responsible Civic Discourse
The Tribune urges readers to avoid idle gossip and criticism without facts. It emphasizes trust in America, faith in government, and caution against running down public institutions.
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Automation In Industry Lifts Productivity And Wages
An analysis argues automation expands employment in the electric industry, noting doubled jobs since 1939 and a drop in electricity costs despite rising living costs. It cites that electrical energy substitutes for human effort, boosting wages and conditions and benefiting the masses.
Red wooing of Egypt marks Soviet push in Middle East
Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov visited Cairo with a loan offer and rhetoric that aligned with Moscow’s aim to win Egypt away from the West. He proposed a low interest loan over a billion dollars for the Aswan High Dam, signaling a bold political and economic expansion in the region.
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Egypt
Vyacheslav Molotov
Shepilov
Cairo
Russia
Middle East
Nile River
Aswan
Just sittin as a social vice and cultural cue
The piece claims Americans are nagged by a collective conscience urging constant activity and competition. It contrasts active sports with the older pastime of just sittin and notes society generally frowns upon idle leisure, highlighting the tension between rest and busyness.
The Case for Occasional Laziness in American Life
The piece argues that a lapse into laziness can refresh mental health, noting that many doctors see value in brief periods of unashamed rest. It contrasts the Puritan work ethic with growing evidence that vegetating, even for an hour or a day, benefits well being.
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Sharett Resigns as Israel Foreign Minister
Moshe Sharett quits his post as foreign minister a move that may affect Israel's standing in the Middle East and Western opinion. Premier Ben-Gurion favors security over world opinion, a key cause of the resignation. Likely successor Golda Meir is expected to align with Ben-Gurion's approach.
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Israel
Middle East
Sharett
David Ben-Gurion
Golda Myerson
Ben - Gurion
Handouts To Whom Washington Aid For Erosion
A northern Ohio congressman surveys constituents on federal aid after a spring storm damaged many homes and eroded Lake Erie shore property. Wealthier voters urge help for erosion, while questioning Uncle Sam’s generosity to the less well off. The piece weighs civic duty against aid to the underprivileged.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
Lake Erie Shore
Leisure on the Farm and the Rise of Electrified Work
A reflection on American farm modernization driven by tractors and electricity as farmers gain leisure time. The piece notes higher electric bills but lower costs per kilowatt hour, arguing that rural households use power for chores and communication, shaping future cultural gains.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Free legal advice gains cautious support at state bar meet
Minnesota lawyers discuss preventive law urging early consultation to prevent costly trouble later. Proponents compare to preventive medicine and emphasize value of a small upfront fee for legal guidance, noting some axe-grinding but overall sensible approach.
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Minnesota State Bar Association
Terre Haute Forty Years Ago Today
Notes from Terre Haute dated June 25 recount social visits and local changes. Mrs. Alex Sandison hosts sister Mrs Emma Real of Idaho. Dr H B Hickman to occupy a summer cottage during home construction.
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Alex Sandison
North Ninth Street
Emma D. Real
Nampa
Idaho
H. 8. Hickman
Nineteenth and
Sixth Avenue
Germany
England
The Grab Bag The Answer Quick
The initial SAC stands for Strategic Air Command. The governor of Ohio is Mike DeWine. Eisenhower attended the National Presbyterian Church in Washington, D. C. The world's largest establishment devoted exclusively to library work is the Library of Congress. President Chester A. Arthur married Lucy Webb.
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Washington, D. C
Eisenhower
Lucy Webb
Tabulate Adjective Definition From Latin Roots
A compact explanation defines tabulate as an adjective or verb meaning to form into a table or synopsis. It traces origin to Latin tabula meaning a table and notes usage in organizing data or info into a structured format.
Little Bighorn Battle and Warren VP Candidacy
The text notes the 1876 Battle of Little Bighorn where Gen. George Custer and his command were killed by Sioux Indians. It also states that in 1948 Gov. Earl Warren, later Chief Justice, was named the Republican Party's candidate for vice president.
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United States Supreme Court
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Quotations on Kindness by Marcus Antoninus
A reflective line urges self inquiry into how a man may show mercy to ill spirited people. It quotes Marcus Antoninus emphasizing inner discipline and measured response to fault within daily conduct.
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Advice for a Positive Year and Child’s Disposition
If careful in dealings with associations and authorities one should enjoy a happy year. The astrology notes a happy well balanced disposition for the child born today.
Notable Birthday Tie: Lockhart Livesey Kuhel Saddler
Actress June Lockhart actor Roger Livesey former baseball star and manager Joe Kuhel and boxer Sandy Saddler celebrate birthdays today. They are among a group of notable figures recognized in today’s observance.
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Roger Livesey
Joe Kuhel
Sandy Saddler
Strategic Air Command and Civic Figures Highlighted
The article lists Strategic Air Command and figures Gov. Frank J. Lausche President Rutherford B. Hayes, The New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, The Library of Congress in Washington D.C. as entities tied to the historical context.
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Frank J. Lausche
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Library of Congress
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Rutherford B. Hayes
Truck Stop Seizure Reports Whiskey Luggage
State troopers stopped a towing truck in DeWitt Virginia for a routine check finding 27 cases and 9 jars of hootles whiskey totaling about 168 gallons on the vehicle.
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Dewitt
Farms gain electricity. 90 percent reached in U S
A report notes that over ninety percent of U S farms have electricity, contrasting with a prior figure of 11 percent in 1925. The data highlights rapid rural electrification and economic implications for agricultural areas.
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Broadway Cinderella stories celebrate rise from obscurity
Walter Winchell surveys Broadway rise stories from Roberta Sherwood Julie Andrews Susan Strasberg and others. He notes the grit talent and luck behind fame linking anxieties to triumphs with stars like Jayne Mansfield Audrey Hepburn Mary Martin Deborah Kerr and Helen Hayes.
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Julie Andrews
Susan Strasberg
Anne Frank
Clarly
Spelling Bee Ends With Rabbit Foot Protests
In Houston at Garden Villas school third graders held a spelling bee where girls outspelled boys. The boys complained after noticing girls passing objects, specifically rabbit's feet, during turns.
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Mae Turnbow
Horoscope for June 25 1956 Morning Star Readers
Born today you brim with energy and big promises yet should pace goals and deliver steadily. The column notes strong speaking ability and suggesting careers in politics or stage, plus cautions on sticking to one plan and building wealth through prudent finance.
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Eliphalet Nott
Air Force
Henry Hap Arnold
C. T. Yerkes
Nathaniel Deering
Olive Thorne Miller
Mr Boyle Reveals Britain's Mr Knowledge Finder
HAL BOYLE profiles Hugo Dunn-Maynell Britain's Finders Limited chief who solves odd requests for clients. The firm handles puzzles from biblical date guesses to shipping hotel beds, toads for pregnancy tests and odd favors with a $0.65 to $500 fee range.
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London
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Britain
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Calorie needs may be lower due to climate and labor saving devices
Dr. Florence Scoular of North Texas State College studied 61 young women in Denton. The average daily intake was 1981 calories, below NRC recommendations for their ages, suggesting climate and labor-saving devices may reduce caloric requirements.
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Texas
Florence I. Scoular
School of Home Economics
North Texas State College
Denton
National Research Council
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Rundesen
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Liver amebic abscesses as serious dysentery complication
Yes. Amebic infection can involve the liver, a very serious complication of amebic dysentery. The ameba may travel from the bloodstream to the liver and form large abscesses that can penetrate into the chest cavity.
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Eisenhower Gets Private Radio Hook Up in Hospital
President Eisenhower uses a special WRAH radio hookup at Walter Reed with 1000 pink speakers under pillows and four stations including WGMS to avoid pop songs. The piece notes hospital staff and newsroom antics as reporters press for access and medical details.
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Eisenhower
Walter Reed
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Isidor Ravdin
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Viewpoint Assessed Oklahoma City Bulldozer Theft Claim
Attorney Clarence P. Green told police a 10,000-pound bulldozer owned by a client had been stolen or misappropriated, depending on view of humankind, as investigators weighed possible motives and circumstances.
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Clarence P. Green
New Packaging Seen A Boon To Housewife
Dairy researchers at Cornell University test a new cheaper packaging method where one machine forms filling sealing and counting plastic coated paper containers from a single paper roll. The pyramid shaped packages are produced at up to 70 per minute.
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