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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1958
Page
4
The piece satirically weighs General de Gaulle as an extremist leader likely to rule France harshly. It warns against confusing phonetics with slur and likens his ascent to Napoleon, while noting modern transport limits exile escape. It cautions against a Boneparte fate and contemplates France’s self-control and prestige.
Verse from John 15 11 proclaims that Jesus spoke these things so your joy may be complete. The line emphasizes joy through abiding in him and following his teachings.
A reflection on civic pride, Alaska statehood stalled in Congress, and a satirical note on prosperity delays. The piece contrasts historical patience with present expectations while wryly noting the moon mission analogy and the risks of overhyped promises in commerce.
The Ottawa Herald discusses gambling in Kansas, noting seizures of slot machines in Chanute and warnings to penny punchboard operators. It cites attorney general rulings calling promotions lotteries, predicting broader enforcement and recurring schemes as people chase chances for prizes.
Rand speaks of a California lab producing a painkiller far stronger than morphine tested on humans and animals. Tucson researcher Koch claims a potent thyroid drug sobers intoxicated men quickly. Rock cites Progestin as a potential birth control pill, derived from Mexican yam roots. A Wesleyan tale features a colored philosopher’s pragmatic approach to trouble.
An exchange suggests modern pop music borrows from classic masters by breaking down their techniques and rebuilding new songs. The idea emphasizes studying old masters to craft contemporary hits.
The Ash Grove Lime and Portland Cement Co will restart production on a curtailed scale at its plant on June 18 with tentative plans to run until September 1 after a shutdown since March.
Washington expects a Washington invitation to General De Gaulle once the French crisis settles. The aim is to soften him toward the U.S.A and NATO while watching for his army's potential bias against German cooperation. Political caution colors the plan.
Dr. Crane discusses Teddy L aged 4 who killed the family cat with a tack hammer imitating his father who earlier killed a steer with a sledge hammer. He warns against children witnessing slaughter and critiques cremation versus funeral rites, urging cautious treatment of death in modern society.
Local Chanute news note shows consolidation with The Daily Times under Chanute Publishing Company. Ernest W Johnson edits, James Sheridan publisher, advertising department listed. Subscription rates published for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and surrounding areas.
A collection of humorous snippets from multiple papers. Jokes about beauty operators child gossip and domestic life mix with quips on marriage and social manners. The items showcase playful, bygone-era wit and regional newspaper tone.
A dense listing of daytime and evening programs anchors the Channel 12 schedule. Notable items include audience favorites like The Price Is Right, Dancing with Celebrities, and The Edge of Night, along with soap operas, game shows, and children's fare.
AP columnist HAL BOYLE reports Dr. Harlow Shapley estimates up to 100 quintillion stars in the known universe and possibly 100 million planetary systems with life. The piece notes the public reaction as humanity imagines countless distant worlds and wonders about life beyond Earth.
Leanna Brooks and family hosted Leanna Lor en Mr and Mrs Connor from Bronson for Sunday dinner while Mabel Lowe of Lavonburg visited. Mrs Kenneth Ingels and children called at the Cottle home. George Alford attended a Fredonia funeral for John Gation. The Cations moved to Fredonia where daughter Irwin Holingworth lives. Mrs Herbert Matlock visited Esther White and others.
Mrs. Clyde Sellegren and Helen went to Mrs. Esther White recently. Barbara Matlock graduated from Junior High in Chanute on Wednesday. Sharon Brooks graduated from Leanna school. Hazel and Burleigh Russell called at the Smith home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Sissom of Julian California were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Smith recently.
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