Arthur Miller on love hate and the theater
New York AP report details Arthur Miller's separation from Marilyn Monroe and his reflections on hate, creativity, and living together. He discusses Clark Gable, his writing process, and his view that American theater lacks focus on essential human dilemmas. He emphasizes individuality versus conformity and the need for new values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Arthur Miller
Marilyn Monroe
Miller
Miss Monroe
Clark Gable
Montgomery Clift
Reno
Marilyn
Clark
Hollywood
Lassman Christmas Dinner Draws Big Humboldt Family Crowd
The 28th annual Lassman Christmas dinner gathered 63 attendees at the Legion Hut in Humboldt New Year’s Day 1961. Attendants included many Lassman relatives from Cherryvale Chanute Medicine Lodge and Iola with hosts Mr and Mrs Gus Mueller and Mr and Mrs Fred W C Lassman. Also noted is a French gourmets anecdote about 600 million snails eaten in one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie View
Irvin Lassman
Lynda
Diane
Kenneth
Fred W. C. Lassman
Walter Funston
Washington
Francs Butts
Ella Funston
Lassman
Legion Hut
Humboldt
Gus Mueller
John F
Anna Shurfeld Lassman
John E. Lassman
Hal Allen Lassman Jr
Cherryvale
Paul Mueller
Eddie
Roxie
Dennis
Etta
Lewis Gerken
Tommy
Timmy
Dean Lassman
Terry
Chanute
Dale
Darrell Mueller
Medicine Lodge
Ben Wilhite
Vanonia
Carl
Irs
Robert Brinkman
Patricia
Paula
Steven
Ed Gerken
Joe
Paul Lassman
Ernest Mueller
Ernie
Roddy
Bruce
Lori
Harvey Mueller
Jimmy
Jane
Johnny
Albert Lassman
Harold Lassman
Mary Beth
Sonny
Jean Ellen
Sally
Harvey Lassman
LaVerne Lassman
Tammy Jo
Clyde Sharp
Sharon
Donny
Iola
Henry Roen
British Secretaries Imported to U.S. Careers Stir Controversy
A New wave of English secretaries is arriving in the United States to fill executive secretarial roles, earning at least $85 a week with visas and potential citizenship. The move sparks debate over jobs for American girls, immigration questions, and concerns about discrimination while British workers are praised for efficiency and dignity in offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Ruggers
New York
United States
David L. Wexler
New York State Committee
State Department
Immigration and Nationality Act
Madison Avenue
Vera Sugg
Wexler
England
Zone Managers In Meeting Here
Zone managers from eight southeast Kansas towns attended a sales meeting Saturday in the Professional Building. M. J. Blackston led the session on a new service by Investors Syndicate Life Insurance & Annuity Co. Attendees included E M Fournier Baxter Springs Paul Jones Neodesha Jack Mitchell Coffeyville Savilla Rosborough Garnett A N Sell Pittsburg Lewis G Schultz and Dick Kruse Emporia L Van Buskirk Fort Scott J A Roberts Forrest Steeves and Bob Lewis Chanute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
M. J. Blackston
Investors Syndicate Life Insurance & Annuity Co
E. M. Fournier
Baxter Springs
Paul Jones
Neodesha
Jack Mitchell
Coffeyville
Savilla Rosborough
Garnett
A. N. Sell
Pittsburg
Lewis G. Schultz
Dick Kruse
Emporia
L. van Buskirk
Fort Scott
J. A. Roberts
Forrest Steeves
Bob. Lewis
Chanute
Slim Hopes of Clue In Murder of Coed
Police have slim hopes of solving the murder of 19 year old Beverly Allan of Port Townsend Washington whose body was found near a rural road west of Portland six weeks after she vanished. Her boyfriend Larry Peyton, also 19, of Portland was stabbed to death the night they were ambushed in a wooded lover’s lane on November 26. The two were linked by a fight prior to the killings and Miss Allan was a Washington State University sophomore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Beverly Ann Allan
Port Townsend
Wash
Larry Ralph Peyton
Miss Allan
Washington State University
Cat Hidden Under Car Hood Pops Up Far Away
Ted Draper's missing cat reappears under a car hood in Osage, fifteen miles from Newcastle. The owner Roy Jones says the cat is unhurt but wonders how it got there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Wye
Ted Draper
Osage
Roy Jones
Budget by Ike Is Nonpolitical
Republican leaders say President Eisenhower will send Congress a balanced nonpolitical budget for the coming fiscal year and that the current year will finish in the black. They note the budget aims to keep the fiscal house in order within revenues. The president’s message heads to the Capitol. remarks warn against Kennedy task force spending that could unbalance the budget. This was the last GOP meeting with Eisenhower before his departure on January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Capitol
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Senate
House Gop
Dirksen
White House
Dwight Eisenhower
Halleck
John F. Kennedy
Rutherford and Young families host weekend guests and service notes
Sunday guests at the Rutherford and Young homes include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Driscoll and family of Kansas City, Pvt. John Driscoll, and others from Ottawa and Panama City. Earl Young’s hospital observation starts after a period at his home. The Women’s Society of Christian Service held Bible study and welcomed seven new members. A Music Workshop is planned for January 22 at the Methodist church. Jim McAdams and family honored with a wedding shower at the city auditorium. program led by Mrs. J P Jones and Mrs. Bill Brown with performances by local musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Cleo Rutherford
Robert Driscoll
Sharon and
Robb
Kansas City
John Driscoll
Fort Leonard
J. C. Rutherford
Lawrence Beck
J. W. Spiva
Lamar
Randy
Panama City
Fla
Earl Young
Carl Stoll
Howard Lamb
E. M. Kamm
Jesus
Marie Brock
Oley Apt
Bill Hampen
J. L. Walker
Mmes
Other Stanfield
Bill Follmer
Joe Hake
Merle Summerville
Milo Peterson
Charles Anderson
Dale Payne
Methodist Church
Roy Robertson
Jim McAdams
City Auditorium
J. P. Jones
Bill Brown
Teresa McKenzie
Brown
Eddie
Lonnie Cox
Kansas University Receives 441000 in Research Grants
The University of Kansas in Lawrence has been awarded nearly 441000 in research grants and contracts in the last month. The U S Public Health Service provided the largest grant at 220000 for a five year program to train mammalian geneticists. About 3 million dollars per year is spent on sponsored research at KU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence, Kan
University of Kansas
U. S. Public Health Service
Eisenhower Accepts Seaton Resignation
President Eisenhower accepted Fred A. Seaton's resignation as secretary of the Interior effective January 20, the end of his term. Seaton called his eight years in office highly significant and productive, while Eisenhower praised his vigor wisdom and imagination and noted Interior Department accomplishments since 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Fred A. Seaton
Interior
Seaton
Interior Department
Red Prisoner's Wife Moves Back to Kansas
Mrs. Gail Olmstead, wife of a prisoner held by the Russians, returns to Kansas as reported from Plainfield New Jersey. The brief item notes the international custody issue affecting her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
Kansas
Plainfield, N. J
Gail Olmstead
Seizure notices and probate filings from Neosho County Kansas
The Treasury Department Internal Revenue Service reports seizure on October 22 1959 of several gaming devices in Neosho County Kansas for 26 U S C 7302 violations including multiple Jennings and Mills slot machines and a cigarette machine with various serial numbers coin contents and a $250 cost bond required for claimants. Probate notices announce hearings final settlements estate of MABEL BRADEN and appoint Administratrix Mary Viola Terril with deadlines for claims and defenses and instructions to heirs creditors and named attorneys in Erie and Chanute Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
Treasury Department
Iinternal Revenue Service
Neosho County
Kansas
U.S.C
Ralph R. Lashbrook
Kansas City
Missouri
Mabel $. Braden
State OF
Alonzo Braden
Mabel $ Braden
Mabel §& Braden
Erie
Alonzo Braden, Batitinner
Mary Viola Terril
Mary Viola Terris
lIn
G. B. Gardner
Olmstead Wife Returns to Topeka with Daughter
Mrs. Olmstead moves back to Topeka Kansas with 20 month old Karen after husband Capt Freeman Bruce Olmstead was captured by Russians following the RB47 downing last July. She plans to stay with friends until permanent quarters, having left Topeka last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka, Kan
Karen
Capt
Freeman Bruce Olmstead
John McKone
Olmstead
Topeka
Io England
Chanute Tribune Front Page Aims for Local News Flags
Chanute Tribune reports from January 19 1961 on local events and community updates. The paper highlights civic matters and public notices affecting Chanute and nearby areas with brief items and community announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
Arkansas Supreme Court Affirms $200 Seizure Judgment
The Arkansas Supreme Court upheld a $200 judgment for Pat Maddox Brewer of north Little Rock against a finance company. The firm seized her automobile while she was bathing, preventing her protest and prompting the AP report.
Nazarene General Board Adopts Record Budget
The Church of the Nazarene general board approved a record budget of 3,281,885 dollars at the close of its annual meeting on Monday in Kansas City AP reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Church of the Nazarene
General Board
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Ike
George Cox
Hazel Durst
Vivian Eagle
Lewis Corbett
Jean Ann
Donna Lee
Nunn
Colo
W. B. Brown
Corbett
A Construction Co
Lyons
W. T. Blackwood
Ronnie Stanfield
David L. McCune
General Electric
Home Appliance CO
Changle
State OF Kansas
Dorothy Wilson
Charles E. Menshall
Balch &Bailey Attorneys
Petitioner
Audrey Gardner
Mrs. Olmstead
Mrs
Stanley Burner
First National Bank
Comptroller
Federal Reserve Bank
I. L. S. Wilson
Knowledge Ang Peer
L. S. Wilson
Neosho
Edna
Weber
Buick
Fisher
Mitchell Motor CO
East Oak
Chanute, Kansas
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