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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1958
Page
4
An August weekend program seeks 45 Chanute families to adopt foreign students, promising a rare, enriching experience for participants and hosts. The plan emphasizes community involvement and cultural exchange without high barriers to participation.
Ten miles north of Colorado Springs the Air Force Academy sprouts across 17 500 acres with dramatic mountain backdrops. Construction pits the landscape in dust as crews finish a self contained 10 000 person community planned to house cadets and staff. The campus displays harsh modern lines in Colorado marble and glass, a bold if controversial project costing far beyond typical sums and aimed at surpassing West Point and Annapolis.
An article by R. B. notes Chanute will welcome about 45 foreign students for orientation before college. Families will host, showing daily life in the United States, challenging preconceptions from media. Driver education, currently elective, should be required due to highway risks. 70 students take the course yearly with a summer program adding 30 enrollments.
Detroit psychiatrist Dr A S Church links anxiety and frustration to premature aging and urges simplification to reduce stress. Mayo Clinic consultant Dr Edgar V Allen says tension is normal and notes past frontier life carried greater strain than today. University of Minnesota’s Dr Donald Hastings frames anxiety as a motivating factor. the piece ends with a comparison to modern dangers.
The city board of commissioners adopted a resolution to widen South Evergreen from Main to First to 60 feet to relieve congestion. Plans by acting city engineer F W Austin outline the block long improvement and are part of a broader set of municipal updates in this Tribune Files recap.
Washington columnist Drew Pearson recalls intrusive wiretapping and undercover surveillance by police and investigators across administrations. He notes hotel room eavesdropping, tapped telephones, and the broader culture of surveillance affecting journalists, lawmakers, and public figures.
Dr Crane argues that age difference does not limit married happiness and urges the engaged couple to wed. He contends physical capacity lasts for many decades, rejects menopause as ending erotic life, and warns against beliefs that sexual vigor is finite.
Friday and Sunday TV schedules show a dense lineup across KC stations with numerous network programs and local features. Notable entries include Ozzie and Harriet Phil Silvers Perry Mason Gunsmoke Theodore Mack Ted Mack and Gales TV premieres with late night news weather and sign off.
A collage of jokes and quips from several papers skewers local life. Notes nod to a dance injury, taxes, meals, and weather, while humorous asides cite public figures and common folly. The items read like clipped column snippets with playful irony.
A reflective piece argues that escape from anxiety is unlikely despite tranquilizers psychiatry and federal relief. It suggests life from birth is a continual strain and stress followed by a final struggle.
Public notices indicate publication in the Chanute newspaper as second class matter at the post office under the act of March 3 1879 and excluding Sundays. The filing relates to postal notices and mail matter status.
Mrs H C Murray hosted fifteen guests including Mrs Frank Ladd of Billings Mont Mrs Lester Wooster of Venezuela Mrs James Macken of Nebraska and Mrs Eugene Olson of Wichita Others traveled to Lawrence Ottawa and Pittsburg for visits with relatives and summer activities Ronald Shaffer recovered from a July auto wreck in Ottawa and various locals planned dinners and visits with family friends in Erie and nearby towns Finally old Ireland themed directions in Erin Wisconsin are noted with a playful nod to shamrock and emerald drive intersections.
Banner notes Mr and Mrs Mannen and daughter of Potwin visit Mrs Cox during holidays. Mr and Mrs Max Scott of Wichita and Mr and Mrs Dean Scott of Chanute dine with R D Scott’s family on July 4. Wever family spend week in Lincoln Kansas with Cox family. Cauble hospitalized at Neosho Memorial after heart attack. Harrington travels to Wichita for mother’s illness. Hines couple visit Howard Carver home near Altoona. Clinesmith and Milligan attend rodeo in Moline. Noltensmeyer travel to Fredonia on business. Vaughn family from Wichita visit maternal and paternal homes. Eyeglass lenses contrast with 120 types using 60 ingredients from nine states and two countries.
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