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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1959
Page
10
HAL Boyle notes Leonardo da Vinci, died 1519, credited with inventing the world’s first alarm clock that tickled toes to wake sleepers. He surveys quirky facts from 1960s era columns, including odd trivia on spies, spellers, and public figures.
Americans spent over 15 billion dollars touring domestic sights. Frankie Laine spends about 10 thousand a year on clothes while stars note the adage that clothes make the man. The labor force includes 22 million women with children under six. At Sogne airport Steven Rockefeller, 23, and Anne Marie faced reporters amid questions about their engagement and departure to Copenhagen as Gov Rockefeller praised Anne Marie.
Steven Rockefeller and his Norwegian bride Anne Marie depart Copenhagen for a rumored US honeymoon with possible stops at a Wyoming Rockefeller ranch or aboard the Nirvana yacht off Maine. Gov Nelson Rockefeller and Mrs attend farewell. flight delayed three hours after smoke caused by a short circuit.
Enrollment for the new Zillah Consolidated School east of Humboldt will be held August 26 at the Central Avenue schoolhouse from 8 to 12. School opens September 7 in the new building with Irene Smith as principal teaching third and fourth grades. Other teachers include Elzada Emmons, Arlene Jones, Raymond Bell, Una Todd, and Glen Baptist.
Los Angeles AP reports civilian space chief Dr. T Keith Glennan says the United States will focus on moon probes before pursuing deeper space rocket research. He outlines a phased plan prioritizing lunar missions over interplanetary exploration at this stage.
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