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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1960
Page
4
An editorial laments Kansas boating rules across state county and city lakes. It notes varied vessel size limits horsepower fees and differing life jacket requirements causing a patchwork system. The piece argues for unified standards to restore simplicity for travelers and boaters.
A Bible verse from Peter 3 7 notes the heavens and earth are stored by the word of God for a day of judgment and perdition of the ungodly. The verse emphasizes divine timing and accountability.
The fragment references Turkey’s ex premier Menderes, a pedestrian Barbara Moore, the Kansas City Star policy on the word ladies, a music shop inventory theme, and a local man with a nest of eggs in a window unit. It reads as a collage of unrelated notes.
The end of the fiscal year shows a slight surplus, but funding gaps remain. Defense spending, interstate highways, education aid, urban renewal, soil bank funding, and housing construction all face shortfalls. The modest surplus is outweighed by neglected priorities and broader costs.
Clip from newspapers features a joking applicant who admits one vice of exaggeration, plus notes on bosses, alimony tale, and a misdial exchange about records and feed store cats. The items showcase light local humor and brief anecdotes across papers.
Tribune Files recalls a bright shopping day as flood closures ease after 14 days. George Sutcliffe relocates a pipe yard to South Grant, and an Assembly of God church building becomes an office. A Chanute card party gathers locals. Santa Fe switchmen gain pay raise. Fifty years ago, raise details for night and day foremen and helpers are listed.
Rockefeller skirts party rules while challenging Nixon and the Eisenhower team. By wrapping his criticisms into a broad policy bundle he signals independence and pushes for a more liberal GOP platform. His aim: force inclusion of Rockefeller ideas to bolster New York prospects next November.
Senate secrecy shielded Dulles testimony and stenographers while criticism of CIA secrecy grows. The column links this to a larger probe of CIA funding for Basque exile work in Spain and the mysterious 1956 disappearance of Professor Jesus de Galindez, alleging CIA involvement and misused funds.
The Chanute Tribune is a local daily from Chanute Kansas published by Chanute Publishing Company. Dwight McCreight is the publisher. The paper lists department managers, postal details and AP affiliation with subscription rates for Neosho, Allen Wilson and Woodson counties.
A dense schedule lists daytime and evening programs across stations KOAM TV KOTV KODE WDAF. It notes shows from Today and Looney Tunes to News Weather and Sports with films like It Ain't Hay and a mix of dramas comedies and Westerns through late night.
A 16 year old Lois L. relates a South Seas dream of being hunted by savages with a spear. Dr Crane explains dreams reflect hungry desires and fear, with symbols like the spear as masculine and water as female, and notes dream meaning as symbolic romance. A separate AP brief reports Woodrow Patterson and a Campbell buddy detaining a car thief, Frank Edmondson, until police arrive.
In New York Billy Wilder reflects on Marilyn Monroe and Hollywood, noting his 18 Oscar nominations and three wins. He jokes about punctuality and explains why bad movies stay alive worldwide, even via television, while bad plays fade. He remains optimistic about cinema’s future and the public’s role in supporting better films.
Jum Wiles was a guest of Den 2 Pack 3 at the home of Mrs. Warren Babcock 611 N. Steuben. The group toured the K39 novelty shop to see molds and plaster of Paris novelties made. Refreshments were served by Nick Alonzo before they closed with singing Goodnight Cub Scouts.
The Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club held a Thursday 1:30 p.m. sewing class at O. R. Chapman’s home. Demonstrations were given by Loretta Carlson Roma Payne and Mrs Chapman. Refreshments were served.
The phrase United we stand divided we fall is cited as Kentucky’s state motto reflecting unity and resilience.
Red Cross will spend 250000 to 300000 to aid northeastern Kansas tornado victims from May 19. Mahlon Morley of Neosho County says three months of rehabilitation centered at Meriden will cover food clothing shelter medical care and home reconstruction. He notes past relief efforts and urges continued individual contributions to fund drive.
Mr and Mrs James Rogers cleared the attic and basement of unwanted items in Carnegie Oklahoma and kept a bassinet which proved useful when their cat used it to give birth to five kittens.
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