Ike Planes Highlight presidential security and political scrutiny
The piece argues national security may depend on safe presidential transport and defends White House aircraft, noting two modern planes and two helicopters. It contrasts this with past sensationalism about a Kansas governor’s coffee bar, warning foes exaggerate minor facts to influence public opinion.
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No Shot for Politics in Egypt Assassination Talk
Mass arrests in Egypt target alleged plotters against President Nasser. The piece contrasts domestic U S presidential assassination history with foreign plots, noting most killers are lone actors and stressing national unity and calm on internal security.
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Flying Over the West Aims to Define a Nation
In a San Francisco essay, the author argues air travel reveals the true vastness of America from the Rockies to the Pacific. He reflects on the Westward push, the Gold Rush era, and the stark, changing landscapes seen from above, contrasting beauty and ruin.
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Nevada and California Deserts Paint a Bleak Road Trip Tale
The narrator surveys salt flats and copper mines near the Bonneville area and deserts around Nevada. Yosemite and the Sierra Nevada appear starkly beautiful yet arid as the San Joaquin valley grows crops in a barren landscape. San Francisco meets expectations but fails to reveal much.
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Picnic honoring Lorraine Reeves at Long Hole northwest of Chanute
Twenty five years ago a picnic near Chanute honored Lorraine Reeves who recently moved from Dodge City. Attendees included Rhoda Hoofnagle Gertrude Gardner Loree Broderson Ruth Shipman Ira Roene Woodring and Hanna Lee Hempill. A later note mentions local bars and a prison baseball game planned for Emancipation Day with a prison orchestra. A 10 pound son was born to Mr and Mrs Howard Neptune at 403 West Elm.
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Reunions Become Easier with Names Known
A humorous reflection on greeting old friends. The piece advocates a blunt policy of exchanging names and basic facts at reunions to avoid embarrassment and misrecognition. It envisions coworkers and neighbors sharing names, family roles, and occupations to establish equal footing.
Reunion of old friends prompts blunt memory talk
The speaker mulls over reconnecting with a former wife and critics shallow concerns about aging and looks. He argues that memory fades equally for everyone and urges honest reflection on friendships and the value of rekindling past ties.
Clipped Foreign Cars Aiding City Parking Problem
Miniature foreign cars arriving in the country at a rapid pace may help solve urban parking challenges. The cars can be snapped onto ribbons as watch fobs, a quip cited by the Pittsburg Sun noting practicality amid growing city congestion.
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Antique Model T burials and auto tours reflect aging in midwest towns
A quip filled column montage notes a buried purse contents haunting future generations, calls a Model T an antique valued higher, and contrasts aging drivers. It sketches a 91 year old Minnesota man planning his first auto tour, while local papers poke fun at traffic and sports teams.
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Superior Oil Stock Surges Following House Gas Bill
Washington columnist notes how Superior Oil shares jumped from July 8 to July 15 after the House Interstate Commerce Committee approved a natural gas bill. Howard Keck linked to lobbying, with past bribery probes and a $5,000 Eisenhower dinner gift amid campaign concerns.
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Love at First Sight Hypnosis In Tough Breakup Case
Dr. George Crane treats Frank G. 24 who is madly in love with Rita a nightclub dancer from a different religious background and drinking habits. The piece discusses hypnosis and the Yes but method to help Frank gain perspective and invites readers to send for Dr. Crane booklets.
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Better English Questions on Grammar Pronunciation and Word Choice
The passage asks three grammar and usage questions: why the sentence needs punctuation and article adjustments, the correct pronunciation of nouveau riche, and a prompt about choosing among words, though the third item is incomplete.
Falls and Fires Top Home Death Causes Across Ages
The National Safety Council warns home accidents are the leading cause of death for children four and under and a major cause for seniors. Director Thomas Fansler notes that stays in homes can end lives of youth and elderly alike as awareness of hazards grows.
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Keeping kids and elders safe at home from common hazards
A Chanute Tribune piece outlines home safety steps for children and the elderly. It urges teaching fire dangers, securing window screens, keeping drugs out of reach, providing Grandma sitters, proper lighting, non slipping floors, and uncluttered space. It also suggests anchoring chairs and beds to floors and removing casters to prevent falls.
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Television Schedule Highlights and Listings
A dense, fragmented TV guide listing 8:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Monday and Tuesday slots. It includes shows such as Those Whiting Girls, Arthur Murray Party, Burns and Allen, Captain Kangaroo, Morning News, The Price Is Right, Truth or Consequences, Secret Storm, and Wagon of various daytime and nighttime programs with multiple channels and time blocks.
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