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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1957
Page
3
Erie approves rerouting U S Highway 59 to skirt downtown and place a bridge over the Neosho river. The move aims to reduce hazards and unclutter streets, with broad public support after prior debate and study. A mix of local notices accompanies a busy page.
The House Committee on un American Activities proposes renaming to Subversive Activities after Chief Justice Warren challenged the group to define un Americanism. The piece argues America is diverse and evolving with figures from Dave Beck to Dwight Eisenhower among Americans, and notes varying ideas reflect Americanism.
A sequence of light observations and wry quips on cars vacations moose elk fireworks safety and public figures. The piece mixes humor with social commentary mentioning Maine visitors Las Vegas John Day and Joe Knight with tongue in cheek critique of modern life and storage space humor.
Twenty five years ago a gasoline pouring into a tractor erupted in the late afternoon, causing a large blast and damaging nearby equipment. No further details were provided on injuries or casualties.
The weather bureau faces criticism for failing to predict the gulf coast tornado and for incorrect heat forecasts. Experts say detailed predictions fail beyond 24 hours, with long range forecasts only general. Groundhog predictions receive scathing treatment.
Clyde R. a 32 year old industrial chemist shares his struggle to change his conversational habit after joining Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic. The piece urges daily compliments at home for wives and kids and suggests church groups use the Golden Rule in daily living.
A Kansas lawyer is disbarred for drunkenness amid various humorous snippets. The clipping cloaks jokes about the Turnpike blaze, the pike affection, and a mix of quips on introverts and extroverts. It ends with a call to join a 30 day compliment practice.
Ambassador Bohlen warned of internal turmoil in Russia and the need for more freedom or Stalinist suppression as a path to peaceful competitive influence. The Kremlin crisis prompts reevaluation of his earlier readings on peace and arms talks. Congressmen Rhodes and Fisher clash over a $32.22 million San Angelo irrigation project with Rhodes calling it a disguised municipal water scheme. Fisher cites McGowan family land interests as the basis of opposition.
Justice Youngdahl denounces the Senate Internal Security subcommittee for labeling the Peck case as subversive and for invading privacy and association rights. He cites Peck, a New York Times Magazine deskman, whose contempt conviction was overturned by the Supreme Court ruling on June 17. The critique centers on compelling disclosure of past political ties and friends' views.
Federal Dist. Judge Luther W. Youngdahl criticizes Senate action in Washington as he weighs a high profile legal matter. The brief item notes his reaction and the procedural context surrounding the case.
A centuries old royal coach known as Old Rattlebones, built two centuries ago, rattles and bounces on state occasions as kings and queens ride in ceremonial processions.
Answers cover grammar and vocabulary questions. The preferred wording suggests using greater part instead of better part and MUST for emphasis. Gist is pronounced jist. The misspelled word among Lyonnaise appraise criticize tyrannize is Lyonnaise. Coquet tish means coquettish in a flirtatious manner. A ser word meaning cautious in action is scrupulous.
A dense listing shows Saturday July 13 prime time and morning blocks featuring Soldiers of Fortune, Captain Kangaroo, Howdy Doody, Mickey Mouse, Captain Gallant, Wrestling and classic films. The long grid includes times from 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and late-night blocks with News, Weather, and variety programs.
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