Editorial Opposes Senate Check on Supreme Court
The piece defends the independence of the Supreme Court against a proposed constitutional amendment requiring Senate approval of justices every four years. It argues such a move would undermine checks and balances and politicize the court, noting dissent is not disloyal and warning that even small changes can affect international goodwill.
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Eastland
Johnston
Supreme Court
Senate
Court
No need for concern as US remains a generous lender
The piece argues that despite the saying from Shakespeare, the United States continues to act mainly as a giver rather than a borrower or lender. It suggests trust in ongoing generosity from Uncle Sam.
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Shakespeare
Uncle Sam
Khrushchev Triumph Draws AFL Leader’s TV Stance
George Meany refused to join a CBS Khrushchev interview panel citing use of film clips as propaganda risk. He will speak on Khrushchev separately. The piece notes Khrushchev gains from the interview amid global debates over Soviet leadership and propaganda.
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George Meany
A.F.L.C.I.0
CBS
Khrushchev
Meany
Russia
China
America
Stalin
Kremlin
Brazil Not Brazil Letter Causes Liner Name Change
The Brazilian ambassador to the United States urged Moore-McCormack Lines to change the name of their new liner under construction from Brazil to Barsil, saying the Portuguese spelling differs. The request highlights sensitivity over national naming in maritime commerce.
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China
British Isles
United States
Moore-McCormack Lines
South America
Brazil
Mao to visit Poland as Sino Soviet rift grows
Mao Tse tung, China’s top red leader, is expected to visit independent Polish Communist leader Wladyslaw Gomulka next month. Moscow pressed for a Mao visit first but he refused, saying the Poles invited him, even though he must pass through Moscow to reach Warsaw.
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Soviet
Russia
China
Mao Tse-tung
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Poland
Mao
Moscow
Warsaw
Diversified culture offers rich access to music and books
The piece argues that technology and public libraries let ordinary families access high culture. It praises Beethoven and Bach as affordable living room options and notes libraries provide free access to diverse books, contrasting with low quality radio, magazines, and films.
Price of Communism and the Cost of Tyranny
The piece argues that even a small loss of life by protesters would fuel Communist denunciations while noting Mao Tse tung admitted to 300000 executions between 1949 and 1954. It condemns wholesale murder by Mao, Hitler, and Stalin and questions the ethics of sacrificing ends for means.
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Mao Tse-tung
China
Mao
Hitler
Stalin
Horoscope for June 28 Birthday Stars
Friday’s reading highlights public performers born today with stage presence and creativity. Partners or a manager can help handle finances while romance linking to career forms a strong team. mid October especially around the 17th brings fortunate decisions. Notables born today include Rousseau Pirandello Dell Anderson Dana Myrtle.
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Jean Jacques Rousseau
Luigi Pirandello
Floyd Dell
Mary Anderson
Viola Dana
Odette Myrtle
Broadway Celebrity Sightings Overflow in New York
Walter Winchell notes at 45th Street busy crowds with James Hagerty and Gene Kelly seen near Broadway. Marilyn Monroe tends a feverish brow amid sweltering traffic as Cary Grant and Sinatra mentioned in Times Square chatter.
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House
James Hagerty
Broadway
45Th Street
Gene Kelly
Loretta Young
48Th
Madison
Arthur Murrays
St. Moritz
Hope Hamp+ton
Maharajah of
Baroda
Barry Sullivan
Little Club
New England
Mickey Mantle
Billy Martin
Cafe de la Paix
Alfred Hitchcock
Chambord
Kay Kendall
la Barracca
Rex Harrison
Marilyn Monroe
Daily Horoscope Predictions for All Zodiac Signs
A 1957 United Feature Syndicate horoscope column advises Cancers to prepare for unexpected events and Leo to stay alert for last minute changes. It covers Virgo caution, Libra spontaneity, Scorpio travel safety, Sagittarius early travel, Capricorn business surprises, Aquarius tact, Pisces detail focus, Aries fast decisions, Taurus emotional caution, Gemini romance for singles or domestic focus for married couples.
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Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Taurus
Gemini
Soup Takes to Summer New York Menu
A Sunday night supper menu features onion soup with tomato halves or tomato aspic, topped with chicken or seafood salad, hot French bread or rolls, and a light dessert. Options include homemade canned or dehydrated onion soup with California sherry and parmesan croutons.
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New York
Best toothpaste choice debated by Dr Bundesen
Dr Bundesen discusses toothpaste effectiveness noting that abrasive action aids brushing, not decay prevention. He cites the American Dental Association stance that no dentifrice prevents decay or gum disease and mentions baking soda and modern dentifrices with additives like chlorophyll, enzymes, urea, and possibly fluoride as useful but not guaranteed to improve health.
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G. W. Black
Black
American Dental Association
Council On Dental Therapeutics
Council
American Medical Association
Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette Contact and Office Details
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette, daily except Sunday, lists office and circulation numbers, sports editor and room contacts, and hours. Entered as a second class matter January 1, 1903, at Terre Haute post office. unsolicited submissions sent at owner's risk with no liability for custody or return.
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Terre Haute Gazette
Theayre Haute Tribune
Ana Ter
Crawford
Room Crawford
Parl Betas Crawford
Terre Haute
Tribune
Tribune Company
Terre Haute Maps New City Ordinance And Elections
An ordinance to renumber nearly all houses and rename many streets is being prepared for council by Deputy City Attorney Clay Phillips with data from City Engineer Robert Tilley. John R. Hunter of Terre Haute Trust Co. is re elected president of the Exchange Club at the Elks' Club lunch, with officers named. The Black Demon dirt track near St Marys will open with a 1200 dollar purse for a 35 mile main event, track owners Fred Lowe Ernest Thralls and manager John Griffith say. Mr and Mrs Leon Wise move from Wabash apartments to Hornung apartment on South Center. Mrs Bertha W Bindley of Chicago visits, staying at Hotel Deming.
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Clay Phillips
Robert Tilley
Ora Davis
John R. Hunter
The
Terre Haute Trust Company
Exchange Club
Elks’ Club
E. C. McBride
Joe B. Lacey
Henry E. Meyer
Robert T. Nitsche
Hugh Larrance
Earl Mann
Harry Dickey
Board of Control
Black Demon
Terre Haute
St. Mary’s
Fred Lowe
Ernest Thralls
John Griffith
Leon Wise
Wabash Apartments
Hornung
South Center
Bertha W. Bindley
Chicago
Donald L. Mewhinney
Farrington Street
Deming
Quiz answers from historical prompts
1 Wendell Willkie’s running mate was Henry A. Wallace. 2 The chairman of the United States Atomic Energy Commission is a contemporary position. historically David E. Lilienthal chaired the AEC. 3 The stars of the 1955 stage play Pipe Dream were Barbara Cook and Jack Cassidy. 4 Lord Cornwallis surrendered at Yorktown on October 19, 1781. 5 Arizona was named after the Spanish word arizonac or arizon, meaning small spring or unclear origin in early lore.
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Wendell L. Willkie
United States Atomic Energy Commission
Lord Cornwallis
Yorktown
Arizona
The Old Oaken Bucket and Other Tidbits of the Day
A scattered column notes readers question the first line of The Old Oaken Bucket and recalls childhood visits to Walker Valley New York. It previews a trip to Ellenville Music Festival and Stokowski, then moves through brief items on widows jokes royalty from J Fred Coots, and quirky Q&A on births handbags and success.
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Belmont Park
Walker Valley
N. Y
Ellenville
Our Mr Boyle Finds Gout Ties Great Minds Together
Hal Boyle muses on gout linking famous figures from Alexander the Great to Isaac Newton. He also ponders where to live and notes Americans prefer home over exotic locales. The column contrasts romance in New York with modest costs and ends with a moral about marrying someone from home.
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Lindy
Liz Taylor
Mike Todd
Ingrid Bergman
Ingrid
Blindness to Improvement and Self Perception Quote
A reflective quote questions why people ignore self improvement. It contrasts what we gain with what we hear but fail to apply to ourselves, attributed to Madam Deluzy-Lucy Dorothee.
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Madam Deluzy
Lucy Dorothee
Birth and assassination dates tied to major 16th and 20th century events
The record notes Henry VIII birth in 1491 and the 1914 assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand with his wife in Sarajevo, Bosnia, marking the immediate spark that triggered World War I.
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Henry VIII
England
Archduke Francis Ferdinand of Austria
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Replete Adjective From Latin Replete
A compact note defines replete as filled to capacity or abundantly supplied. It traces the term from Old French Replet to Latin Repletus, from Re plus plere meaning to fill again.
Birth Day Cakes for Rodgers Dell and Corbett Today
Richard Rodgers Floyd Dell and Leonora Corbett are marked to celebrate birthdays with cakes and candles today. The trio’s milestone is noted in a compact tribute highlighting their contributions to music literature and stage.
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Richard Rodgers
Floyd Dell
Leonora Corbett
Horoscope note on steady fortune and home happiness
The forecast promises steady good fortune and domestic happiness in the coming year. A child born today may grow into a home lover with political awareness and quiet ambition.
Notable figures cited and historic notes in brief
Charles McNary Lewis L Strauss Helen Traubel and William Johnson are listed along with a date October 19 2781. A note explains Arizona derives from the Spanish term for little spring place and links to Arizona creek.
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Charles McNary
Lewis L. Strauss
Helen Traubel
William Johnson
Arizona
Little Spring
Arizona Creek
Century Lamp Aims to Burn 100 Years Without Sleep
Schenectady N Y a new electric light bulb at Gen Electric's research lab is a replica of Edison’s first practical lamp from 1879. New techniques let a lamp run continuously for more than a century, replacing the 40 hour burn of the original.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Gen— Electric
Thomas Edison
Try and Stop Me TWO SOLEMN-VISAGED Vermonters
Two Vermonters go fishing in an old launch for three hours with no movement. One finally shows restlessness and a quip about dancing. An Oklahoma wildcatter strikes oil, buys a double level house, hires a butler, and demands the lights off. Ambrose Bierce is misquoted in the garbled text.
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Seth
Oklahoma
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