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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1960
Page
4
A column questions shifts in public justice from harsh penalties to leniency and ponders why tough punishment fades. It notes a New York FBI spy arrest linked to WWII secrets, praising persistence but doubting whether efforts would better serve current security.
A Pittsburg Sun columnist cites Matthew 3 8 with Blessed are the pure in heart then answers his own question about traffic lights waiting for change. An Atchison Globe item notes a head of the house laying down law to his wife but often has to accept amendments.
The column blends humor and social commentary about undergraduates, advertising morality, and public figures. It notes Chief Grass being relieved in Kansas City and mocks conventional wisdom with puns about fire chiefs and atomic bomb politics. An Oklahoma obituary mentions a dealer and veterinarian who kept pace with progress.
A collection of humorous items and literary quips from various sources. Jokes about weddings towels budgets age and social mores appear alongside witty observations on gadget use and daily life. An English supervisor and a cannibal anecdote add a travel dining scene contrast.
Dean Davis Herbert Waite and Paul Villépigué were selected among 180 high school musicians for the third annual All Kansas High School Clinic Band to convene at Emporia State Teachers College on Friday and Saturday.
Associated Press analyst William L. Ryan argues that a wave of demonstrations strikes and uprisings across Latin America signals a broader Castro and Communist influence. He cites events in El Salvador Guatemala Nicaragua Argentina Venezuela Chile and Bolivia and predicts 1961 could see widespread revolution.
Washington report outlines a complex cabinet shuffle as Governor Abe Ribicoff avoids attorney general to pursue the Supreme Court, while Governor Mennen Williams may become HEW secretary. Dean Acheson resists NATO changes, and Senator George Smathers nudges political moves involving Fulbright and Faubus. Joe Martin may lead a GOP liberal coalition to back Kennedy’s education and minimum wage priorities.
Chanute Tribune published evenings except Sunday by Chanute Publishing Co. In Chanute Kansas by Dwight McCreight. Staff listed with department managers. Rates shown for local and out of county subscriptions with tax details. Associated Press member notice included.
An inscription on the tomb of Salvino d Armato of Florence, who died in 1285, proclaims him the inventor of spectacles with a note asking forgiveness for his sins. The record reflects contested claims about early eyeglasses.
The Chaunte Tribune page catalogs broadcasts for KOAM Channel 7 KODE Channel 12 KOTV Channel 6 and WDAF Channel 4 with programs from morning to late night on Monday December 5 1960 including news Talk shows soaps cartoons game shows and a film titled A Manhunt scheduled for late night.
Actress Joan Fontaine says a long illness cures vanity and teaches true values. She spoke in New York after recovering from a two year health battle and recalled how illness felt like a rebirth guiding her toward living rather than chasing success. She notes energy, outlook, and gratitude shape personal conduct and hopes to live beyond Hollywood’s treadmill.
The user asks about grammar and vocabulary. They suggest a corrected version using past tense, identify the correct pronunciation of preferable with emphasis on the first syllable, select misspelled word among five, define ostracism, and seek a word starting with ira meaning without definite aim. The proposed answers include corrections and questionable terms.
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