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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1960
Page
4
An internal note from a faculty friend warns that morale at Kansas state universities has fallen due to appropriations and low salaries. It argues that while salaries matter, the created study atmosphere and antiacademic tone in the statehouse threaten higher education more than pay alone.
Passage quotes Isaiah 43 25 proclaiming God will blot out transgressions for his own sake and not remember sins. Reflects themes of mercy and repentance in biblical text.
E F Baker general manager reports 1934 gross of 184000 dollars, up 20000 from 1933, with payroll 56000 dollars including 40000 to factory workers and 16000 to salesmen. The firm, founded 1929, sells dresses in 15 Midwest states and employs 96.
A playful, fragmentary column mocks aging terms from 1960, laments penmanship and license plate changes, and quips about Rhode Island retirement, male drivers and Paola towns, preserving a vintage editor’s voice.
A Parsons Catholic high school begins a steady dating program for freshmen to juniors, hoping to curb early marriages and distractions. Parents in other districts wish public schools would adopt similar guidance, though administrators balance instruction with busy schedules. Going steady carries high personal costs and can sever school friendships.
Clips and Quips note a man picked over 60 years ago as most likely to succeed has resurfaced in Denver running a saloon. The brief cites the Miami Republican and Stafford Courier quips, plus an Atchison Globe joke about bulls bears and a jackass.
Washington AP analysis notes Democrats and Republicans may spar intensely in the 1960 race. Lyndon Johnson urges nonpartisan tone amid defense worries while Truman and Eisenhower weigh in on party roles. House Republicans attack Dems on readiness as Butler and Morton trade sharp assessments.
Washington column details how major lobbyists, notably Clinton Hester of the U S Brewers Foundation, influence elections and policy. It cites confidential letters, lavish hospitality, and off the books payments, tracing Hester’s activities with wool groups and beer interests.
This item lists department managers for advertising news mechanical circulation and press at the Chanute Kansas paper, notes second class matter status, and provides subscription rates by mail for Neosho and nearby counties with durations from one month to one year.
AP reports Judge Homer S. Brown found Donald Erwin guilty of selling moonshine produced at his Pittsburgh home while employed as a state liquor store clerk. The case highlights issues raised about the free enterprise system and regulatory oversight.
Three networks NBC ABC and CBS announced a plan to devote one hour each week of prime evening time to cultural programs starting next November after the election. The agreement followed meetings in New York and Washington with FCC official John C Doerfer and was arranged in Washington January 19.
The log lists a dense Saturday schedule with children programs like Captain Kangaroo and Howdy Doody, serials, cartoons, and news shows. It notes prime time features including The Dennis O'Keefe Show and various dramas, sports and film offerings across channels.
Notice in Chanute Kansas Neosho County probate court for Justin Jerome McCoy Estate. Petition filed by Toa F McCoy widow and heir seeking determination of descent of described real property in Section 36 Township 27 Range 19 and adjacent parcels. Court action concerns vested undivided interests and property described as SW of Section 36 etc.
Dr George W Crane advises proactive preparation for children entering school. The piece outlines easing separation anxiety by gradual independent steps, early classroom exposure, and preview parties to build a positive view of school. It emphasizes involving PTA and teachers to ensure the first teacher shapes a child’s future education.
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