Editorial says active neutrality now outranks passive stances
The piece argues sitting still is old fashioned and favors active neutrality or pacifist action. It cites Gandhi and anti nuclear protests in Britain and America, notes missile factory protests and a moon rocket race between U S and Russia, and predicts renewed efforts around September 14 to 16 with rising global feverish space activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Ghana
Pacific
Free World
U. S
Russia
Rumor, Politics, and Witty Phrases Tying Up a Busy Season
A collage of remarks notes Princess Margaret’s Canadian tour sparks romance chatter with a commoner suitor. It cites Mennen Williams seeking a sixth term as Michigan governor, notes a local official bandaged after budget cuts, and jokes about new shop purchases. It also mentions U S recognition of Iraq and questions Fred Hall’s campaign look. A butter writing pen intrigues before buttered stationery arrives.
Believe in Product A lessons from midwestern sales manager
Rand notes an experiment where twelve bakers' buyers purchased thirteen loaves and kept all unspent money, suggesting vast sale opportunities. He cites 1,000 more things to sell and more money in circulation, while many Rand salesmen are replaced by those with drive. Rep Hays recalls an insurance agent's line about children and future security, illustrating persuasive sales zeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Rand
Brooks Hays
Arkansas
Chanute Projects to Add 1071 Work Days This Month
City commissioners announce 1,071 work days will be provided by federal aid funded projects ending this month. Cemeteries streets and gas line work are planned with payroll funds drawn from a $4,000 Neo sho County August allotment.
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Chanute
Neosho County
St. Paul
Erie
Friendly Neighbors Club
C. L. Bohlander
Arthur Franklin
Frank N. Vaughn
Ochelata
Okla
Texan Legion
Outlaws
City Park
Dale Biele
Clips and Quips from Various Papers
A collection of humorous lines from multiple papers, including gibes about the fastest growing thing being a fish and witty remarks on hats and marriage. Notable quips touch on spousal bargains, party room dividers, and a wife’s late night laundry ironies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona Tribune
Sewage Bills Divide House Stake in Fairfax and DC
Washington column notes How ard Smith blocks Sewage Bill No 1 funding river cleanup while supporting Bill No 2 funneling Fairfax County sewage to DC. The piece also questions war era contracting practices behind a $40 million Formosa dam contract linked to Knowland allies and the revolving door between government and contracting firms.
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Rules Committee
Smith
House of Representatives
Fairfax County
Virginia
Bailiwick
District of Columbia
Central Intelligence Headquarters
Potomac
U.S.A
Northern Virginia
Formosa
Knowland
Chiang Kai- Shek
J. A. Jones
Charlotte
North Carolina
California
United States
Ralph Ruder
Interior
Tudor
Morrison - Knudsen
China
Morrison-Knudsen International
Tudor Engineering Company
Eisenhower
State Department
International Cooperation Administration
Knowland Dam
Play Ball With Parents Says Dr Crane On College Finance
Dr Crane argues youths should manage college funds carefully and avoid wasteful habits like costly phone calls and cigarettes. He urges teamwork with parents, cites a case of Bill T 18 and a girl from a small town, and invites readers to request his Behavior Test for Teen-Agers.
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George W. Crane
Bill T
Bill
Bethlehem
David
Kavid
Crane
Hopkins Syndicate Inc
Mellott
Ind
Local newspaper subscription and post office notice
Published evenings except Sunday and entered as second class matter at the Canute post office. Rates listed for Neosho Alb inson Woodson Counties and outside areas by mail including one month three months six months and one year. Association with Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations noted.
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Canute
Bas
Catorgiptan
Neosho
Albinson
Woodson
Moentha
Beef Show Highlights at Wilson County Fair
At the Wilson County Fair Fredonia cattle show, the fat steer division drew 26 entries. Champion fat steer was a Hereford shown by Larry Clines. reserve by Jerry Choate in Angus. Charles Timmins showed grand champion 4-H Hereford female. Kelsey Beemer grand champion Shorthorn.Richard Stryker led grand Hereford in open class. other top entries included Steven Lyons Hereford yearling and Jeanean Beemer Shorthorn heifer calf. Open class champion Hereford heifer and bull went to Richard Stryker. Angus heifer to Sheryl Brooks. Norman Eisele won grand fat barrow. Yorkshire Hampshire cross. Jerry Shaw reserve fat barrow Hampshire. Breeding champions included Lewis Bonner Duroc Jersey, Larry Cline Berkshire, Fred Eisele cross breed.
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Fredonia
Wilson County Fair
Larry Clines
Jerry Choate
Lois Borland
Kelsey Beemer
Charles Timmons
Hereford
Richard Stryker
Steven Lyons
Jeanean Beemer
Angus
Sheryl Brooks
Thayer
Fat Barrow
Norman Eisele
Television listings near Chanute Tribune August 20 1958
Channel schedule fragment lists daytime and evening programs for multiple stations including Disneyland Decoy Tombstone Territory Harbor Command Highway Patrol and Price Is Right among others. Also shows news Sun Up Today Liberace The Guiding Light Hotel Cosmopolitan Love of Life and The Edge of Night with assorted times and channel numbers.
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Disneyland
Tombstone Territory
Johnson's Wax Theatre
Millionaire
Harbor Command
Highway Patrol
Armstrong Theater
Broken Arrow
CBS News
Garden Gate
Gary Moore
Godfrey
Guiding Light
Melody Matinee
Liberace
Woman's Page
Lucky Partners
Kit Carson
Woody Woodpecker
Phog Allen
Doug Edwards
Sgt. Preston
Richard Diamond
People’s Choice
Sea Hunt
Buckskin
Playhouse 90
Union Pacific
Mickey Spillane
J. H. Edmondson
Movie Museum
Hollywood Showtime
Individual Makes Headway In Drive for World Peace
Capt. Charles Dent, a 41 year old United Air Lines pilot, leads a personal campaign for world peace. After visiting 9 countries and speaking with 2,500 people, he promotes UN awareness and envisions painting a We Believe emblem on airplanes worldwide to foster unity beyond political leadership. He also donated a 5,500 bonus to the U.N. committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Charles Dent
Dent
United Air Lines
Denver
United Nations
U.N
Iron Curtain
U.S. Committee For the United Nations
World Organization
Coca- Cola
Blind Student Foregoes Sleep to Fund BU Education
Vernon Boyd, a young student blind since age two, financed his Boston University studies by working night shifts in an optical factory.
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Vernon Boyd
Boston University
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Ellsworth Park
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