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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1959
Page
4
The Reverend Ted D. Hurst argues that the term free market should apply to ideas as well as commerce. He says open exchange fosters truth and growth, urging a marketplace of thought within the Christian church.
A Boston Globe style opinion piece argues for a free market of ideas to counter static ideologies. It suggests leaders should cultivate loyalty to truth beyond self or group interests and envisions progress through open exchange in communities and nations.
The verse urges believers to shed every weight and sin that clings to them so they may run with endurance the race set before them, guided by the witnesses who testify to the truth. It highlights perseverance through faith with a steadfast, patient approach.
A collage of witty quotes from the Emporia Gazette Holyrood Gazette Leavenworth Times and Concordia Blade reflecting social mores politics and business wisdom. The notes mock war raised children finances and aging while lampooning the new Senate office building and car drives.
Early Sunday a garage and a Ford coupe at 1124 North Forest were destroyed by a fire of unknown origin. Other local items include notes on Chanute legends about tornado winds, birthdays, business deals, and local officials.
President Eisenhower invites Premier Khrushchev to visit the United States aiming to prod progress on Berlin and reduce tensions. The plan centers on dialogue over revolt of armed conflict, with hopes for better international relations and possible future summit.
Washington reports reveal CIA findings that Fidel Castro relies on socialist and communist advisers. The document cites nine trips to Moscow by Cairo’s top aides and claims Castro uses them to push a plan inviting intervention and chaos in Cuba. It notes Guevara Espin Nunez Santos and others as key figures tied to the Cuban communist network and agrarian reform efforts.
The Chanute Tribune publishes local notices and details editors and staff. It lists publishing schedule, office staff, and postal information for Chanute Kansas with Associated Press affiliation and subscription rates for nearby counties and outside regions.
The page lists TV schedules for KOAM Channel 7 KOTV Channel 6 WDAF Channel 4 KODE Channel 12 with evening and next day programs. Programs include Real McCoys Sea Hunt The Beacon Street Playhouse 9 and many soap operas games and children shows.
The Kansas State Board of Health endorses mouth to mouth resuscitation as the best method to restore oxygen to accident victims. It suits all ages and is easier to perform than manual methods, with demonstrations planned and widespread adoption urged by health officials and organizations.
Eric Lowe and relatives visit in town while Mrs Hobson plans return to California. BPW club picnic at city park with Ann Wheelock presiding and meetings moved to the first Monday. Pat Brady visiting Kansas City aunt. Kiwanis Country Club dinner committee listed. Berean class hosts ice cream social at the Christian church. Double Dozen Club to meet at American Legion hall. Bill and Mrs Harvey noted.
Washington AP reports Eisenhower officials prefer Congress to adjourn before Soviet Premier Khrushchev arrives on September 15. Capitol Hill associates say many members want to finish their work prior to his town visit as the adjournment date remains undecided.
Tom Kelly a 28 year old fifth grade teacher at Lowville Academy in New York takes to the road with Cristiani Bros Circus for the summer. He first conceived the idea in 1956 to contrast a classroom with a circus ring and he has notified Ernesto Cristiani in Sarasota of his plans.
A circus performer continues teaching duties as he holds morning classes for circus workers’ children, balancing life under the big top with education duties.
Washington AP reports Missourians and Kansans backed the override in a 55-40 Senate roll call rejecting Eisenhower veto of the omnibus housing bill. Democrats Hennings and Symington of Missouri voted for. Republicans Carlson and Schoeppel of Kansas voted against.
Norfolk police say 16-year-old Fussell Harris beat his two year old step-sister Nadine Leary to death after he could not stand her crying. Harris appears in Juvenile Court for a preliminary hearing on a murder charge.
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