Editorial on Clean Bomb and Atomic Cooperation
A newspaper editorial discusses efforts for a truly clean bomb, the risks of delaying nuclear test bans, and the potential of an international atomic pool. It notes Eisenhower's optimism, cites Lawrence and Teller, counters with Alvin Graves, and argues for prudent cooperation and arms readiness as a path to peace.
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Eisenhower
Europe
Ernest O. Lawrence
Edward Teller
Lawrence
Teller
Alvin C. Graves
Los Alamos Atomic Laboratory
Congress
May Craig
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Time reports new U.S. labor shortage of skills
Time notes a shift from worker scarcity to a shortage of skilled labor. Unfilled demands for skilled positions have risen sharply, signaling a need for more specialized training and education to meet industry needs.
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Time
U.S
Eisenhower atoms for peace gains UN agency ratification
President Eisenhower proposed an international agency to promote peacetime atomic uses in a UN General Assembly address three and a half years ago. The U S Senate has now ratified membership in the agency, giving the plan a major boost.
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Sounding Board
United Nations General Assembly
Eisenhower
United States Senate
U. S
Government figures show postwar pay rise and profit shift
Between 1950 and 1956 government data indicate total compensation to employees rose by 85 billion dollars while corporate profits before taxes grew by 3.4 billion. After taxes profits fell by roughly 0.5 billion, signaling a widening gap between labor wages and corporate earnings.
Right to differ urged by Princeton president in farewell
Dr. Harold W. Dodds, retiring president of Princeton University, warns that freedom requires combining conviction with respect for differing views. He cautions that intolerance threatens republican government and urges true toleration to keep national unity amid changing times.
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America
Harold W. Dodds
Princeton University
Doods
Dr. Dodds
Doctor’s view on accident prone people three groups
A Your Health piece classifies accident prone individuals into three groups. The first acts in fits of anger by taking tremendous risks. The second is insecure or dissatisfied. The third reacts to emergencies by emotional flight in all directions.
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Your Health
Horoscope for June 27 Born Leaders and Warm Entertainers
Stella's horoscope notes a fiery temperament needing self control and the habit of counting to ten before responding. It highlights strong imagination, dramatic sensibility, and potential in writing and theater, with social leadership and charm shaping a lively, fashion-forward domestic life. Notables born June 27 include Helen Keller and Charles XII.
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Helen Keller
John Golden
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Charles Parnell
Henry B. Stanton
Leonard Case
James S. Metcalf
Charles XII
Sweden
Henry Eugene Abbey
Zodiac Guidance for Summer Plans Across the Horoscope
The 1957 column offers daily hints for each sun sign, urging gentle outings, business mixing with pleasure, and personal milestones. It mentions travel, romance by the sea, domestic focus, and opportunities from new ideas shaping summer plans.
Washington March of Events Reflect Shifting Trade, Politics
Items from Washington outline cautious chatter on lifting the China embargo, with steamship routes showing Chinese ports back on maps. Eisenhower’s stance on H-bomb tests remains cautious, tied to a world disarmament pact and inspections. Nixon’s political future spurs talk of rival candidates, while farm policy debates portend a broader farm law overhaul next year.
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Washington
United States
China
Shanghai
Tsingtao
Dairen
Eisenhower
Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
Sherman Adams
Alfred M. Gruenther
American Red Cross
Senate
G.O.P
William F. Knowland
California
Old Guard
Capitol Hill
Ezra Taft Benson
Congress
Benson
Annual vaccination of dogs urged to curb rabies
A University of Illinois veterinarian at Dixon Springs urges universal dog vaccination as the key to eradicating rabies. He cites international programs and warns early treatment for bite victims is crucial, outlining initial rabies symptoms and stressing public cooperation. He also notes cattle salt placement to guide grazing in modern ranching.
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Dixon Springs
Ill
University of Illinois
Great Britain
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Holland
Australia
Hawaii
M. E. Mansfield
Mansfield
Try and Stop Me by Robert Haas
Noted dog fancier Robert Haas buys a collie with high intelligence. He sends the dog to college and asks for learned words, the dog replies with meow. A separate joke has a writer pleading a publisher for a hundred dollars in cash.
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Robert Haas
Haas
Collierado
Wan Haen Ens
Hans
Tribune Publishing Note And Circulation Policy
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette notes hours for call and copy submission, with exceptions for Sundays holidays and after hours. It lists contact details for the sports editor and newsroom and states it is entered as second class matter and that unsolicited submissions travel at owner risk with no liability for custody or return.
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Terre Haute
Tribune
Tribune Company
Burglars Hit Local Buildings. Several Items Stolen
Over the weekend burglars entered the Tribune building offices of Pr E L Mattox and Dr M R Combs on the fourth floor and the Mutual Life Insurance Company at 401 408. Branham Brothers Variety Store on Lafayette Avenue lost a quantity of baseballs.
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Joseph L. Fears
Harry O. Fears
North Center Street
Muncie
Ind
Oscar Wickham
R. L. Adler
First Baptist Church
Edgar Ainsworth
Mary Jayne Figg
Clara Figg
North Sixth Street
John Gossman, Jr
John Gossman
Allendale
W. H. Rowlands
A. B
Butler School of Religion
Mary Clark
South Fifteenth Street
Booker T. Washington School
Trivia in One Column The Answers
Answers follow classic trivia style. Joe Louis won the world heavyweight title in 1937 from James J. Braddock. Joseph’s mother is Rachel. In 1066 AD the Norman conquest of England occurred. The first vice president of the United States was John Adams. The next line after "Breathes there a man with soul so dead" is "But can he say, I am not afraid"
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Joe Louis
James J. Braddock
Joseph
A. D
United States
Helen Keller Receives Heartfelt Congratulations
The heartiest of congratulations go today to Helen Keller world famed blind deaf and dumb author and lecturer.
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Helen Keller
Notable events on the birthdays and resignations list
1872 Paul Laurence Dunbar, a Negro poet, was born. 1936 Franklin D Roosevelt was renominated for President. 1945 Edward Stettinius resigned as secretary of State to become U S delegate to the United Nations.
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Paul Laurence Dunbar
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Edward Stettinius
U. S
United Nations
Plaudit definition and origins in brief note
The entry defines plaudit as a round of applause and approval from Latin origin Plaudite. It cites Latin roots Plaudere and the phrase said by players at performances, and includes a quote from William Jones of Nayland condemning cruelty to animals as a vice.
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William Jones of
Nayland
Encouraged Intuition Guides Students Toward Success
A reflective note urges using intuition to guide learning. It praises curious, scientifically minded children who are generous and capable. The message hints that success is likely when young minds explore and grow.
Hastings Battle and Norman Conquest Echoes
The 1066 battle saw William the Conqueror defeat Harold and claim the English throne. John Adams lived 1735 to 1826. Sir Walter Scott quoted lines from The Lay of the Last Minstrel: Who never to himself hath said This is my own, my native land.
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Rachel
William the Conqueror of
Normandy
Harold
Hastings
England
John Adams
Sir Walter Scott
Miller S D sister reports cat births and rabbit visit
Linda Gibsons cat Miller S D gave birth to two yellow kittens and was seen with a third animal days later. The newcomer appeared to be a baby rabbit the cat had gathered and brought home.
Employee forgets $5000 after vault delay in Somers
In Somers Connecticut an employee of Thompsonville Trust Co. failed to retrieve $5000 before trash was burned after a time lock vault delay. The money was found buried in waste and destroyed by the incinerator.
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Somers
Conn
Thompsonville Trust Co
Journey into Night and other notes on art and society
Selections critique modern crime drama and praise Eugene O'Neill's Journey Into Night as a Pulitzer winner. The column touches on hair fashion economics, astrology in racing, basil to repel insects, and marriages among elites. It reviews society topics and a Havana dancer linked to The Bells Are Ringing musical.
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Seidel Ruaieeiae
Asain Cme Ce Ee Bere
Eugene O 'Sa
Paris
Soviet anxiety grows over disarmament and air inspections
Soviet leaders show anxiety over nuclear weapons, accepting aerial inspection after years of resistance. Gromyko accuses Norstad of plotting to block disarmament as Khrushchev boasts a powerful hydrogen bomb. Allied pressure and the promise of inspection push Moscow toward treaty compliance.
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United Press
Soviet Russia
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Moscow
Lauris Norstad
Norstad
Russia
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Delirium risk and nutrition in alcoholic surgery cases
Doctor notes that confirmed alcoholics face delirium tremens risk and nutritional deficiencies during emergency operations. Liver damage and emotional response to surgery vary with conditioning, requiring careful anesthetic choices and precautions when time is limited.
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Cam
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Haute Tribune
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Grangeee Sports
Crawford Grawford
Crawford
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Swaps
A. Swaps
Evangeline Adams
Evangeline
Bela Shick
Shick
Tennessee
J. Stanley Joyce
Peggy
Baron von Thyssen
Nina Dyer
United States Army
Post Exchange
Presidio
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Calero la Gata
Havana
Charles M. McCann
Herman Bundesen
Chicago
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