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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1958
Page
4
The piece notes gambling instincts surface in non-gamblers around 5 to 5 25 evening hours as restrictions loom. It laments the pain of losses and cites no reliable figures on individual wins. Yet overall data show a sizeable dip in gambling activity last month across all hours.
A brief Bible verse reminder focusing on keeping the sabbath holy as instructed in Exodus chapter 20 verse 8.
A local veteran finds his World War II uniform shrunk to tiny fit for a Fourth of July parade. The humorous note frames aging, nostalgia, and parade plans amid daily life and light social commentary.
A Kansas college retirement critique argues current state and Social Security offsets threaten decades of service. Regents propose a new plan requiring teacher contributions to improve rewards and attract top faculties for the future.
Rand’s Wit and Wisdom reflects on religious practice as a layman prays at a public relations luncheon. An editor advises readers to seek guidance in the Gospel of John, and a schoolmate’s anecdote critiques performative prayer. Lincoln’s reliance on scripture is cited.
A formal opening of Chanute's new municipal pool and bathhouse will be held in City Park Friday with water activities and exhibitions planned by pool operator C A Novak. High school and municipal bands will perform as part of the celebration.
Wellington News notes KU signs a 6-8 basketball recruit named Hightower praised for his hook shot and nickname. Emporia Gazette teases a surreal line about rhubarb crops in hearings and parks. Augusta Gazette cites a local doctor itemizing a $5 wake up fee for thinking over a patient case.
Ex-newsman Ernest Gruening led a 24 hour lobbying campaign for Alaska to become the 49th state. He toured the territory, lobbied Congress, and, after personal tragedy, pressed for statehood as Lyndon Johnson backed the effort. The piece notes Grue ning’s influence and Texas’ competing interests.
Dr. George W. Crane outlines that many divorces arise from sexual misunderstandings and omissions by wives, urging couples to argue and remain in love. He claims men have greater sexual hunger and that addressing differences can prevent divorce. He promotes a booklet on sex differences and requests a stamped reply envelope.
Lawrence Kan AP reports 13 University of Kansas undergraduates received Summerfield scholarships. Each recipient has near perfect GPA and shows campus leadership and exceptional promise.
The notice states the publication runs in the Chanute Kansas paper published evenings except Sundays and entered as second class mail at the Chanute post office under the act of March 3 1879.
A dense excerpt lists TV channels KOAM Channel 7 KOTV Channel 6 KODE Channel 12 and WDAF Channel 4 with prime time lineups. It includes show titles like Gunsmoke Gale Storm Have Gun Will Travel and Sheriff of Cochise along with morning and afternoon programs and children's fare.
Planes and ships search 600 miles southwest of Honolulu for five Air Force Globemaster crewmen lost after an early Friday crash. Three survivors, including Capt Jonathan W Brown, report two crewmates died at sea. one body recovered. remaining four names released.
Five contenders for governor spoke at Lyndon Kansas July Fourth with Democratic Gov. George Docking unspeaking on policy while urging public involvement. Republican hopefuls Clyde Reed Jr Fred Hall Walter Cherry John Stevens and others urged tax relief efficiency and constitutional reforms and opposed three amendments amid a sunlit parade crowd and light applause.
An assortment of relishes such as fresh grated coconut grated raw carrot sliced banana chutney or chopped peanuts are interesting to serve with curried meat and poultry dishes.
A patriotic address marks Independence Day with calls to honor the nation’s founding ideals. The speaker urges Americans to exemplify freedom and equality at home and abroad and to inspire others through non-military gifts and moral integrity.
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