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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1959
Page
4
The piece muses on mankind’s hubris as nature’s forces reveal limits. It cites New York’s blackout, Yellowstone earthquakes, Needles flood, and ancient myths, urging self-critique over blame and recognizing enduring mystery.
A brief notice quotes Acts 5.29 stating we must obey God over human authorities. The line emphasizes religious obedience and faithfulness as a guiding principle for readers.
Surprise birthday for Bernice Beamer features Lola Lowrey Dorothy Greve and others. Cremona 4H Club pools party includes Alma Fireiner Inez Lock and more at the city pool. Village Creek steak gathering honors Bernice Vice of Neodesha. Earl Bain buys new bakery track. Chanute schools first in Kansas to build junior high and manual training facility. Hastings brings 14 1/2 foot corn stalks to town. First Baptist Church sells nearby house for parsonage project and remodels church with basement addition.
A letter from London mocks a long stroll as a European trip summary while a Paris embezzlement case involves a 33-year-old taking a million from American Express. Other items joke about youth, weather, school discipline, and a Florida swimmer who logged 14 miles underwater.
A humorous collage of backhome scenes shows George and Betty returning from vacation greeted by neighbors and relatives. The notes reveal meddling, borrowed items, and a litter of nine newborn puppies from a dog while in contrast to editorial quips about campus life and public taste.
James Marlow reports growing American concern over maintaining pace with the Soviet Union as Draper committee urges expanded aid and national goals. The piece notes Eisenhower's push for privately funded goal setting, the seven year plan as a benchmark, and the challenge of motivating a free society to compete with a centralized dictatorship.
Senator Tom Hennings of Missouri presses a Civil Rights Bill through the Judiciary Subcommittee amid southern filibuster tactics. Senators Ervin and Humphrey engage in sharp exchanges while Dulles illness details surface via Gloria Swanson.
The listings detail Channel 12 programming from 7:30 p.m. to late night on Friday and Saturday, including Whirlybirds, Phil Silvers Show, Bold Venture, M Squad, and amateur hour, with morning cartoons, cartoons, and kids’ shows on Saturday. Sunday schedule lists Heroin of Truth, Camera Three, Arthur Murray Party, Lassie, The Lone Ranger and other classics, with news and theater blocks throughout the day.
The American Medical Association has fought a long battle against Krebozen though famed physician Dr. Ivy has championed it as a treatment to alleviate cancer though not a surefire cure.
Dr. George W. Crane argues kinship is spiritual, not blood. He cites children's homes using foster parents and mutual adoption of adults by children, praising modern care and urging teamwork and loving family bonds. He promotes a paid behavior test offer and notes moths and butterflies total over 5,000 species.
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