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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1959
Page
4
The piece echoes Sam Meilinger’s call that parties must seek and support better candidates rather than relying on hopefuls who merely show loyalty. It argues good government stems from capable leaders with aptitude for public affairs and leadership, not passive staffing.
This is a Bible verse citation from Isaiah 45 22 urging trust in God and offering salvation to all ends of the earth.
An Emporia Gazette reflection on Yugoslavia portrays a friendly, helpful people wary of Russian influence yet ready to resist Kremlin authority. Editors push the party line but allow public comment, and tourism tipping is officially discouraged though hotel staff enjoy demeaning hospitality.
A collection of humorous quotes from various papers. Jokes touch on gardening discipline, adult education, money in politics, hotel etiquette, debt, space platforms, wealth, and social wisdom. Each quip reflects local voice and era style.
About 15 000 to 20 000 residents gathered in Chanute City Park for the Fourth of July celebration described as the city's most successful. Heat reached 104 degrees but failed to dampen attendance. two accidents and minor firework mishaps occurred. Fire at Chanute Zinc Co. smelter and Model Laundry fire caused damage. The fire department reported no calls during the main event. Chanute voters will decide Aug 7 on a water plant softener, with a $37 460 bond issue.
James Marlow argues that visits by Mikoyan Kozlov Nixon achieve little to shift U S Soviet relations. Washington maintains strict limits on trade and technology transfers while Berlin tension and arms buildup continue, diminishing hopes for a summit or meaningful change.
Washington dispatch details the tense Kozlov visit amid Khrushchev’s belligerent mood and Western insistence on no Berlin concessions. Eisenhower and Herter push a tough yet polite stance while Nixon questions secrecy as Kozlov cites Soviet openness.
The Chanute Tribune 1915 edition lists publication by Omanuter Publishing Company with Ernest W Johnson as editor and publisher. Department managers include James B. Sheridan, Dwight Wallingford, Nellie Hollenshead, Far Clopine, T. O Ware, and Dorsey Osborn. Rates show mail prices for Neosho and Woodson counties and surrounding areas, with annual and quarterly plans.
1. Say She saw him ONLY for a moment but she readily perceived that he was six FEET tall. 2. Pronounce app-ah-ray-tuss with stress on the third syllable. 3. Hypnotism is the misspelled form. 4. To purify or cleanse as in lustrate used for city cleansing. 5. Aggrandize
The Ever Ready 4-H Club met at Mrs. Everett Barnhart’s home with four girls present. Mrs. Barnhart led the session while three guests attended: Mrs. B. J. Truster, Mrs. Stanley Lundine, and Alean Lackner. Refreshments were served. Local notes mention Titusville 1859 oil discovery and La Paz Bolivia noted as the world’s highest large city at 11,900 feet.
The listing outlines a dense weekly TV and program schedule with time slots from early morning to late night. Numerous titles appear across channels and blocks including westerns, game shows, soap operas, cartoons, and news segments, featuring programs like Zorro Wyatt Earp Truth or Consequences and The Guiding Light, along with weather and sports updates.
Bond buyers face record low issue prices while yields climb to multi year highs. The Dow and AP indexes hit new peaks as investors weigh stock strength against inflation fears and tax exempt yields. Pottery in Romania traces Greco Roman roots as craft endures.
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