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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1957
Page
4
A concise editorial argues that Voltaire’s defense of free speech stands regardless of personal disagreement. It emphasizes protecting expression as essential to a functioning democracy and resisting censorship.
The Terre Haute Brewing Company under Napco Industries receives widespread praise in a Tribune special section. The revived historic industry has rehired workers, planned further investments, and aims to reestablish itself as a top local employer with Milton Fox leading the Terre Haute division and staff dedication driving progress.
The Swiss government weighs convening an international scientific conference on radiation hazards from nuclear tests amid global disagreement among experts. The piece urges broad coverage of radioactive waste from both war and peacetime nuclear use and emphasizes policy as the primary issue for the free world.
The report asserts Khrushchev has undeniably become the Soviet Union's leading figure, while noting that history shows how quickly such a role can be diminished or erased.
The piece argues that anti Americanism stems from multiple sources beyond U S information efforts. It cites Russian propaganda, policy frustrations, envy of American wealth, cultural influence, and the presence of Americans abroad as contributing factors. It concludes that universal affection cannot be won regardless of policy.
An Australian writer asserts that Russia and China use trade as a political weapon and do not offer truly advantageous deals for Western economies. He notes they export bristles tomatoes garlic and fireworks while demanding favorable terms, warning buyers to beware and rely on self interest in such exchanges.
An Air Force officer predicts ballistic powered machines carrying people may follow jet speeds of around 7000 mph. Lt. Gen. C. S. Irvine told electronic specialists the next step after jet propulsion could be human transport in ballistic craft, a concept readers may view as gunlike travel.
Stella’s horoscope notes a blend of firm convictions and a sharp memory guiding those born June 26 toward literature and sound business detail. It highlights courage to persevere, interest in the occult, and practical scrutiny of phenomena. Men should seek a manager for affairs. women are affectionate homemakers, with marriage outcomes tied to shared traits. Notable birthdays include Lord Kelvin and Pearl Buck.
The zodiac brief offers monthly-forecast style notes for each sign from Cancer to Gemini. It highlights new beginnings for Cancer, pleasant travel hints for Leo, caution for Virgo, family and work harmony for Libra, healthful journeys for Scorpio, prompt financial actions for Sagittarius, favored personal affairs for Capricorn, career contacts for Aquarius, business ventures for Pisces, focus for Aries, possible travel for Taurus, and changes in family relations for Gemini.
MEL HEIMER extols New York as an entertaining summer city with museums parks and events including the Picasso show at the Museum of Modern Art and Aquarium opening at Coney Island. He skewers the heat calling July August torrid and unbearable while praising Peaceful Sunday walks and diverse amusements.
A reminiscence of early morning aromas in Manhattan's East Side awakens memories of summer life and street sounds. The narrator contrasts childhood scents with a striking description of the 5 am subway atmosphere and unwashed tang.
President Theodore Roosevelt urged a government printer to reduce spelling in legislative publications. He aimed to shorten more than 300 words, signaling a push for standardized, streamlined government communications.
Dr. Bundesen argues that capable handicapped children should join regular residential camps to learn independence and social skills, while those needing constant care belong in specialized camps. He cautions against overuse of segregation and notes camp topography matters for suitability.
Mrs I V P asks if bleached foods are dangerous. Answer states government regulated bleached flour is not harmful and bread is not harmful. It notes bread from whole grain or enriched flour may be preferred for higher vitamins and minerals.
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette dates trace back to 1869 with the Gazette and the Tribune traditions noted as part of Terre Haute’s newspaper history.
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The Terre Haute Tribune will join an American tour to study the world court and League of Nations at The Hague and Geneva with editor William F. Cronin assigned. Bridge construction near the Wabash river grows as a new railroad bridge proceeds. Fort Harrison School declares thirteen eighth graders by Miss Gertrude McCormick. Birth announced in Evanston Illinois Stephen Miller Cornell son of Alfred Taylor Cornell. Florence Burk of Clinton visits Marie Flinn. Mrs. William Hughes of Wilmington, Del., visits South Sixth Street relatives.
The questions cover the location of Lake Arrowhead dam in California. Frances Alda was born in Dunedin New Zealand. Truman era defense secretaries included James V. Forrestal and Louis A. Johnson. IADB stands for Inter‑American Development Bank. The star of the film Kismet was Howard Keel.
A concise aphorism advises valuing inner standards over others opinions to boost personal steadiness and independence. The quote attributed to Anonymous emphasizes dignity, autonomy, and inner discipline as foundations for confident conduct.
Timeline entries note Virginia ratifying the Constitution in 1788 Lord Kelvin born 1824 US troops land in France 1917 Cherbourg falls 1944 and the United Nations charter signs in 1945 as pivotal events.
The term maintenance refers to the act and state of keeping up property, support, and sustenance. In criminal law it also denotes unlawful inter meddling in a dispute by aiding one side with funds or resources.
Pearl Buck and Richard Crooks share a birthday today along with actress Eleanor Parker tenor Peter Lorre and baseball figure Howard Pollet. The note highlights the anniversary as a calendar observance for these public figures.
A busy year lies ahead with a big turn over and average profits. Resources should be conserved. The child born today may be characterized by good-natured hospitality and sensitivity to others' needs.
In the small town of Jerez Spain two longtime customers are Benjamin Franklin and Washington Irving. The text also recalls figures linked to California Little Bear creek New Zealand 1878 1933 James V Forrestal Inter American Defense board Howard Keel and an app produced in Jerez highlighting these names.
A column blends social trends with sensational asides about middle aged men seeking youth and wives’ fears, Paris debauchery versus London’s wickedness, infant care at Flatiron tenants, and light Q A on baseball travel, De Valera myths, and bridge lore.
Westhampton New York June 26 7 By HAL BOYLE Hy Chesler quit a law career to run the Dune Deck resort nine years ago. He says midlife career shifts are risky yet rewarding as he and his wife Serena split time between Long Island summers and the Bahamas winter after years of making guests happy and focusing on staff welfare.
A smart aleck on a New Jersey turnpike is stopped by a traffic cop who cites duty. The piece notes a Belloc couplet about money and previews Robert Heilbroner’s The Quest for Wealth tracing fortunes from Croesus to John D. Rockefeller. A Copa chorus girl hints at a two thirds married status with her mother.
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