Dollars for Recreation in Camp Site Development
An editorial argues for expanded recreation facilities to attract campers and boost local economies. It notes growing bikini popularity as a metaphor for updated facilities, cites Fall River and Toronto as nearby projects, and states tax-funded camping sites can pay dividends by drawing dollars from a wide income range. It warns competition with other states if facilities lag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Toronto
U. S
Missouri
Oklahoma
Colorado
Kansas
Why Long Vacation No End To Summer School Debate
A Wichita editorial argues that schools should not stretch summer to three months but instead shorten the year. It contends a one month school year would better fit modern needs, criticizing boards for ending classes too early and wasting facilities and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Board of Education
Boards of Education
Clips and Quips and Wit Across Newspapers
A collection of light quips from multiple papers including Fairfax, Augusta Gazette, Atchison Globe, Parsons Sun and Wichita Eagle. Jokes touch on optimism skepticism intelligence gender and CIA shorthand with a mix of wordplay and social observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIA
Central Intelligence Agency
Wichita Eagle
Ezekiel Verse Declares Desolation for Abominations
The passage proclaims that people will recognize the Lord as sovereign when the land lies desolate due to their abominations. Ezekiel 33:29 speaks to divine judgment and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezekiel
Antiques, insults, and traffic tales in a busy street
A local collector shows a pennant once attached to a car reading Excuse Our Dust. The column quips about Khrushchev’s comments on Eisenhower, beauty shop gossip, the summit’s failure, and a deadly railroad crossing collision, noting trains and cars racing to a deadly finish.
Neosho County utility valuations listed with gain and loss
A state tax commission report shows a $400000 drop in assessed railroad property value in Neosho County while other utilities rise. Total public utility valuation reaches $7293697. Commencement for rural schools postponed to June 8 due to high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho County
State Tax Commission
Chanute
1960 Summit Talks and Trips Dimmed by Riots
The 1960 year risks dampening summit meetings and presidential travels as anti-American protests challenge Eisenhower in Japan and Khrushchev at Paris. Nixon signals a shift to traditional diplomacy, while U2 incidents and public ridicule have already dented U.S. prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Japan
Richard M. Nixon
Pacific
Nobusaki Kishi
Paris
Nixon
United Nations
Summit Meet II Confusion and Deception In Paris
Drew Pearson reports on confusion and deception in the U S Summit Conference efforts in Paris. He notes inconsistent statements by the administration and contradicting testimony by Secretary Herter and Senators Fulbright and Gore about U 2 flights and decisions not to suspend them. The piece argues there is no clear leadership and questions the truthfulness guiding peace talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson
Washington
Paris
Senate
Pearson
Douglas Dillon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Herter
Fulbright
Ark
Gore
Tenn
Secretary of State
Chanute Tribune publisher and staff listings
The Chanute Tribune details staff roles including publisher Dwight McCreight and department managers James E Sheridan Dwight Wallingford Fay Clopine and T O Ward along with circulation press and advertising staff. It lists publication notes and AP association status and subscription rates for local and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kas
Chanute Publishing Company
Dwight McCreight
James E. Sheridan
Dwight Wallingford
Fay Clopine
T. O Ward
Dorsey Osborn
House Expense Bills Altered in Congress says Knight service
The Knight newspapers report dozens of House expense accounts have been amended or altered. Receipts were changed to show different purposes for trips to resorts and night clubbing, affecting bills of more than twenty present or former members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Knight Newspapers
Don Oberdorfer
Walter Pincus
TV Listings for June Schedule On KODE and WDAF Channels
Daily broadcast highlights show a mix of game shows dramas and news across KODE TV and WDAF TV. Notable programs include The Price is Right Millionaire Perry Mason This Is Your Life and Unseen Enemy with a varied lineup through Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Detectives
Johnny Steceste
Jack Peer
Unseen Enemy
CBS News
Burleson Defends Bar Charge Practices Amid Audit Remarks
Representative Omar Burleson of Texas says he bears ultimate responsibility for expense oversight as House Administration chair but denies awareness of defaced hotel and bar bills. Harris states he never knowingly approved government charges. The report notes widespread loose practices and improper charges in question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Royal Hawaiian
Honolulu
Oren Harris
Harris
Ments
Omar .Burleson
D-Tex
Committee On House
Burleson
Sunday School Boost Ideas From Dr Crane
Alan J a banker and church Men s Club president seeks ways to raise Sunday School attendance. Dr George W Crane recommends a 10 minute educational movie, competitions, block system door to door outreach, minute men, vocational clinics, marriage clinics, nursery programs, and church run employment and services to energize church life. He offers a bulletin and reply to Hopkins Syndicate Inc Mellott Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Crane
Alan J
Crane
Alan
Evanston
Illinois
Allan
Hopkins Syndicate Inc
Mellott
Ind
Prompt Attention After Car Crash
Gloria Tatro, 38, of Santa Cruz, was rescued after her car struck a fire alarm box in San Francisco. Firefighters pried her from the wreckage and she was taken to a hospital for treatment of cuts and possible concussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Gloria Tatro
Santa Cruz
Pratt Gives Away Wooden Jail as No Prisoners
Pratt West Virginia with a population around 600 has donated its wooden jail. Mayor William H Vaughan who is also police court judge says there has not been a prisoner since his election last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W.va
Pratt
Here
William H. Vaughan
Western Union Reaches Agreement with CTU
Washington AP Western Union and the Commercial Telegraphers Union reached a contract agreement after the old pact expired The expected signing was delayed by paperwork and fatigue The new contract provides most workers a 10 cent per hour raise effective June 1 and a further five cent increase next January 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Western Union
Commercial Telegraphers Union
E. L. Hageman
CTU
Hageman
Gary Cooper Undergoes Major Colon Surgery
Hollywood AP Actor Gary Cooper has had major colon surgery and will be hospitalized for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Gary Cooper
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Fairfax
Okla
Augusta Gazette
Atchison Globe
Lon
Parsons Sun
By Joh
Khrushchev
Tribune
Country Club
Joe M. Johnson
Carl W. Stevens
F. B. Burris
Evan D. Bolin
L. D. Burton
Ellsworth B. Park
Lester Purdy
Dinty’s Tire
20 N. Lincoln
Tyson's Cafe
Lincoln Avenue
Humboldt
Algy Doty
American Legion
Herbert M. Webb
Fred Frazier
John Lockhart
Otto Lassman
Ben Jones
Elmer Bryant
Bill Schleicher
Leo Echart
Jim Tinsley
Richard Hill
Echo
Chester Chatterton
First Methodist
First
United Brethren
Lydia Sain
Talmadge D. Drye
William Lewis
Mabel Hodges
St. Paul
Matt Fox
Midway Theater
Zion
J. W. Lindberg
ABC Club
Chanute Typographical Union No. 608
John P. Shepard
Arthur Cole
Wilfrid Cavaness
Lem A. Woods
Thane Lloyd WM. Pevor
Calm ST
Saa
Kishi
Nikita Khrushchev
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Neosho
Allen Wilson
Woodson
The
Koam.tv
KOTV
Kode-Tv
Wdaf.tv
Tomorri
Guiding Light
Burns and Allen
Adventure Theatre
Renger Ea
Roy Rogers
Renger
Fun Club
Three Stooges
Wec
Sea
Markham
Sid Caeser
Johny
Pat Boone
Jack Paar
Philco
Pioneer
E. Meis
Service Department
Montgomery Ward
S. Evergrees
Cooper
Dean
Doan
Homemakers
First National Bank
Chanute, Kas
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