Editorial amazement marks Bolivian editor’s U.S. view
Alberto Bailey, Bolivian editor in La Paz, praises American literacy, freedoms, and living standards after his U.S. visit. He notes contrasts between U.S. society and others, including productivity and access to information. The piece ponders how Khrushchev might react on a similar trip next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberto Bailey
U.S
la Pas
Bolivia
Minneapolis
United States
Clyde Reed
Parsons Sun
Empire State Building
U. S
Dr. Bailey
Kansas
Today’s Bible Verse on Faith Hope and Charity
A concise verse from I Corinthians 13 13 emphasizes faith hope and the greatest charity in a brief religious note suitable for a daily scripture card. The message centers on enduring spiritual virtues and invites reflection.
Weather Break and Local Price Shifts Hit Chanute
Twenty five years ago Chanute saw a Friday rain burst totaling two inches the most in the state the shower followed by strong winds and lightning causing building damage. Local business changes include the Winterrowds buying Busy Bee cafe and Owens selling his tire shop stake to Thad Ralls while operating a Texaco station.
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Chanute
Roy Winterrowd
Busy Bee
Main
Santa Fe
Della Moore
Winterrowd
Fredonia
Noel Owens
Owens & Ralls
South Grant
Thad Ralls
Ownes
Texaco
Main and
Evergreen
D. L. Geeding
William Keltner
Nebraska
Dakotas
Olive Rumbley
Roy Mason
W. Main
Roy H. Norrick
Glen Kent
Memphis
Tenn
Water sports craze hits Chanute at Santa Fe Lake
Franklin Butler of Schenectady N Y voices alarm at boating and water skiing on Santa Fe Lake in Chanute. He urges limits on boats and skiers, speed restrictions, and enforcement of safety rules to prevent accidents. He recalls near misses and calls for action by authorities before someone is seriously hurt.
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the Tribune
Chanute
Santa Fe Lake
Franklin F. Butler
Schenectady
N.Y
Clips and Quips Baseball Bis
A WSJ column jokes about baseball woes and absurdities. A pitcher with a sore arm loses seven straight games. A fastball and sharp break strike a bases loaded batter in the ninth. A flashy owner weighs moving the club for money. A faulty lighting system injures a left fielder. A wind aided home run wins the game. Mixed signals lead to a fleet centerfielder being picked off. The front office blames rebuilding with youth after trading top players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street Journal
Nixon Seen With Little Political Gain From Moscow Visit
AP analysis notes Nixon's overseas role in the Eisenhower Khrushchev exchanges was minor according to Eisenhower. While some see a boost for Nixon's 1960 bid, others doubt lasting impact if no sensational achievement emerges. Eisenhower says he initiated the talks and kept Nixon informed only near departure to Moscow.
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Nixon
Mr. K
America
James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Soviet
Moscow
Retired Admiral Carney Faces House Over Navy Contracts
Admiral Robert Carney testified before the House Munitions Lobby Committee about his duties with Bath Iron Works Westinghouse Electric and other firms. He disclosed private income of 49300 plus 12688 retirement pay and a $25000 annual Bath Iron Works stipend while stating his role was limited to presiding over board and stockholders meetings.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Robert
Mick” Carney
Navy Department
House Munitions Lobby Committee
Westinghouse Electric
Admiral Carney
Bath Tron Works
Pentagon
Fairchild Aircraft
Nationwide Securities Corporation
Edward Herbert
Louisiana
Bath Iron Works
Maine
Hebert
Carney
Aebert
U.S
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Foster Furcolo
Navy
Bethlehem Steel
Quincy
Mass
Saltonstall
Bath
Margaret Chase Smith
Eisenhower
Chanute Tribune details and staff listings
The Chanute Tribune publishes from Chanute with staff including Priest W Johnson Hutten and publisher department managers James Shermtan and Dwight Wallingford. Advertising, news, and circulation are handled by named editors and offices. Subscription rates and areas in Neosho and nearby counties are listed.
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James B Shermtan
Dwight Wallingford
Nellie Hollenshead
Ray Clopine
T. O. Ward
Dorsey Osborn
Neosho
Allen Wilson
Woodsome Counties
Sooees
Bae
Two Tarzans Too Many Film Company Sues Loews
Lol Lesser Productions filed a breach of contract suit for 1.925 million dollars against Loew's Theaters Inc. claiming MSG, Loew's subsidiary, lacked rights to release a third Tarzan film with a different star in violation of an exclusive distribution agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Lol Lesser
Loew's Theaters, Inc
MSG
Loew
Gordon Scott
Television schedule highlights page listings
Local TV guide lists day’s programming across KOAM KOTV WDAF and KODE. Featured are Wagon Train Death Valley Days Tales of the Texas Rangers The Price is Right Mr District Attorney The Millionaire Mike Hammer A Marshall This is Your Life Armstrong Circle Theatre Looney Tunes Today Popeye Captain Kangaroo Garden Gate Dough Re M L On the Go Treasure Hunt Sam Levenson I Love Lucy Concentration Top Dollar Love of Life Tic Tac Dough Trouble With Father Cartoon Carnival Three Stooges Walt Disney NBC News Doug Edwards Californians Jeffs Collie December Bride The Guiding Light Bat Masterson Our Miss Brooks Real McCoys Melody Matinee Flight As the World Turns Sea Hunt The Weatherman Zane Grey Theatre News Playhouse 90 For Better or For Worse Beacon Street Queen for a Day Best of Groucho House Party Masquerade Court of Human Relations Trackdown Big Payoff Verdict Is Yours Kraft Music Hall Davie From These Roots The King NBC Brighter Day Movie Truth or Consequences The Lawman The Secret Storm Jack Paar Show Edge of Night Movie County Fair News
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Looney Toons
Cartoon Carnival
Three Stooges
Walt Disney
NBC — News
Doug Edwards
Neva
Search
Jeff
Miss Brooks
Real McCoys
Melody Matinee
Sea Hunt
the Weatherman
Zane Grey Theatre
Playhouse 90
Beacon Street
Groucho
Court of Human Relations
Dr. Malone
Kraft Music Hall
Davie
King
NBC
Jack Paar
Bigamy Brings Five Year Term In Wichita Case
James Wayne Farmer, 29, denied parole after pleading guilty to bigamy. Already serving a federal prison term, he formed a lonely hearts club with several women while in Alabama. He married three women in separate states, using false claims of wealth before authorities found him. The judge upheld a five year sentence and the case drew attention for multiple prior convictions.
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Wichita
James Wayne Farmer
Farmer
Lonely Hearts Club
Alabama
James A. Noone
Ohio
Mobile
Ala
Knoxville
Elvera Unruh
Newton
Kan
Zenith Strahm
Fort Wayne
Ind
Hearing on final settlement in Bates estate probate
In Neosho County Kansas the estate of Robert T Bates deceased is summoned for final settlement and distribution. Robert Pennington as Administrator Cum Testamento Annexo petitions for approval of his account allowances for services and attorney fees and costs and determination of heirs and creditors with distribution of remaining assets. Defenses must be filed by August 21, 1959 at 10:00 a.m. in Erie court.
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Chanute Tribune
Neosho County
Kansas
Robert T. Bates
State OF Kansas
Robert Pennington
Eaid
Erie
French women on trial for public decency in bikini ruling
Two French-born women, Aurelia la Mar and Ilena Rovira, both 34 and 32, face trial in Newport Beach after being arrested for wearing only bikini bottoms on a beach. They argue French beaches sometimes require no tops and say others go topless without arrest.
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Newport Beach
Calif
Aurelia la Mar
Ilena Rovira
Los Angeles
Farmers Use One Fifth of Nations Petroleum
Farmers consume about twenty percent of the nation s petroleum products with agriculture relying on fuel for plowing planting and harvesting. This share highlights the sector s dependence on energy for crop production and farm operations.
Farmers Use Ten Percent Of Nation's Chemicals
Farmers consume about ten percent of the nation’s chemical supplies. The statistic highlights agricultural chemical use amid nationwide debates on environmental impact and farm practices.
Final Settlement in Estate of Emmett Hutson
In the probate court of Erie Kansas a petition by Ber k Fleming administrator with will annexed seeks final settlement and distribution of Emmett E Hutson estate. Heirs, devisees and legatees must file defenses by August 21, 1959 at 10 00 AM in Erie court. Attorneys R Beich and R Riley represent the petitioner.
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Eemmett
BE. Hutson
State OF
Kansas
Berk. Fleming
Emmett E Hutson
Emmettee
Hutson
Erie
KR. Fleming
Rbaich & Rriley
Graham Suggests Khrushchev Visit Church With Ike
Billy Graham says it may be hard to impress Nikita Khrushchev when he visits the United States. He proposes Eisenhower take Khrushchev to church to showcase American religion during the Moscow leader’s visit.
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Montreat
N.C
Billy Graham
Nikita Khrushchev
Graham
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Cooling System To Ease Judge’s Heat Affects Disposition
Alameda County supervisors approved renting a cooling system for 115 dollars and ordered a feasibility study for courthouse cooling. The move comes after a municipal judge said extreme heat of 95 or 96 degrees affected his disposition.
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Oakland
Calif
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
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W. Johnson Hutter
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Mike Hammer
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Four States
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Sam Levenson
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Kode.tv
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Home Appliance CO
Famer
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Chanute Ins. Board
Oho County
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