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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1959
Page
4
A local acquaintance reflects on how fake kidnap and other sensational reports mislead readers and newsmen. He notes cautious reporting, reliance on quotes, and the danger of attributing facts to individuals to avoid premature conclusions. The piece laments overstatements and urges measured coverage.
The verse urges the wicked to forsake their ways and return to the Lord promising mercy and abundant pardon from God. It cites Isaiah 55 7 as the source, presenting a message of repentance and divine forgiveness.
A neighbor debates his Idaho aunt versus Texas cousin for vacation plans while musing on cantaloupes, ice cream, and ham. The piece riffs on sports upsets, Russian winners, air cushioned cars, postmaster politics, and city fringe life with wry, reflective humor.
In Parsons the other noon another verse of an old refrain was played. A check showed 26 store owners and employees parked in front of their own downtown shops. This inconvenienced more than 100 patrons who had to walk from distant parking. The Parsons Chamber of Commerce has started a campaign to discourage the practice, but the writer doubts success.
A collection of humorous lines from several papers including the Hoisington Dispatch Augusta Gazette and Cherryvale Republic. Jests touch on business lullaby beds and a playful mix up of twins with light satire throughout.
City clerk days left to register as 1934 primary approaches. Registration this morning stood at 5142, with 5269 in 1932. County Attorney Leslie H. Cable explained absentee voting rules for those out of state.
American Vice Admiral Hyman Rickover pressed Soviet hosts for access to aboard the Lenin icebreaker and its reactors, arguing for full inspection. Nixon backed him but officials limited other access, highlighting stricter travel and contact rules for U S embassy personnel in Moscow compared with visiting dignitaries.
Washington buzzes whenever Mrs. Perle Mesta and Mrs. Gwen Cafritz attend the same dinner party. Off the record meals let officials speak indirectly, shaping coverage by press satellites while avoiding direct attribution.
New York AP report profiles May Britt, the young Swedish actress poised for fame in a role echoing The Blue Angel. She drew comparisons to Marlene Dietrich, honed her craft in Rome beside giants like Loren and Lollobrigida, and says she does not mind sexy roles yet dislikes bust and hip publicity.
In Neosho County Kansas probate court Harriett Elizabeth Snyder administratrix petitions for final settlement and allowance of services fees and expenses. The court will hear defenses August 1989 at 10:00 AM in Erie Kansas.
Readable TV guide fragment lists daytime and evening programs across stations KOAM KOTV WDAF and KODE with show names including The Price Is Right Trackdown Mr District Attorney Sea Hunt Mike Hammer The Rifleman and multiple soap operas News Weather and late movies scattered across channels attempting a full daily lineup.
The Chanute Tribune lists publication staff and rates with a note about circulation in Neosho and surrounding counties. A quoted remark on weight aims to illustrate attitudes, mentioning a British subject, an American spouse, and a Stanford student.
The Swedish postal worker's daughter, discovered by Italian producer Carlos Ponti, models under care of discipline and rejects party crowds. She admires Bergman Garbo and Dietrich, loves phone messages, and plans five to six children while limiting vices as she pursues a strong willed, independent path in film.
The St. Joseph City Council voted to modify the Sunday closing ordinance, allowing drug and food stores to sell most wares while likely excluding department store items. Five people were arrested in a prior crackdown, with charges to be dismissed by the city counselor.
Lee Hagmeier aged 17 from Auke Bay Alaska shot at a charging bear but the bear knocked the rifle aside and clawed him severely. Doctors said he would be blind after two hours of surgery and he was in fair condition at a Juneau hospital.
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