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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1960
Page
4
The piece cautions that a labor strike affecting missile tests could invite government control of labor and force tough choices. It warns Washington may avoid action now but risks broader disruption, urging an understanding that some jobs must keep going despite wage trends and public sentiment.
The piece argues President Eisenhower should cancel the planned Far East goodwill tour due to unfavorable conditions. It cites domestic troubles in Japan, increased Communist pressure on Nationalist Chinese islands, and Korea’s volatile mood, predicting sharper rebuffs than Nixon faced in South America. The writer contends the trip fails to restore U S standing and urges Ike to stay home.
A Bible verse from Zechariah 8 17 warns readers to avoid evil thoughts toward neighbors and to reject false oaths. The message emphasizes righteousness and trust as core values to honor the Lord.
A collage of notes recalls pond swimming mud and cows at the edge, a school paper editor now directing TV news, Jimmy Cagney as Halsey, a punished neighbor's boy with comic books, rising telephone rates, and a wry SCOTUS moment on offshore oil limits near Louisiana. The piece closes with a quip about the Republican nominating convention keynote trumpet misplacement.
A red faced woman challenges an old man in a Vermont village asking the distance to Montpelier measured by road miles. He replies with playful sarcasm about crow flights and turkey buzzards. A separate church wedding scene ends with a cheeky seating mix up.
Tribune Files recalls Rail road Week observance with a Chamber of Commerce luncheon planned for Friday at Tioga. M C Burton of Topeka industrial agent for Santa Fe lines will speak. Chanute’s early railroads noted as Neosho County once boasted the most miles in Kansas.
Vice President Richard Nixon faces renewed criticism from New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller as the presidential race tightens. The two clash over defense spending, foreign policy, tax reform, and civil rights while congressional Republicans rally to Nixon's defense and press him to detail his positions before the GOP convention.
A dense schedule lists KOAM Channel 7 and affiliates with hourly time blocks of films, cartoons, serials, and news across Friday and weekend dates. Programs include Twilight Zone, Adventures in Paradise, Gunsmoke, Perry Mason, and Lawrence Welk with various news and weather segments.
Khrushchev’s acid attacks on Nixon split American voters into pro and anti war camps, pushing GOP leaders to favor a fresh candidate. Rockefeller, sidelining the Russian issue, avoids scar tissue, while Nixon’s shifting stances on many topics haunt his bid as Rockefeller distances from Moscow.
Chanute Tribune publisher and staff details listed along with circulation policy. Subscription rates for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and outside counties shown for one year six months three months and one month.
Phoenix Gazette reporter Lloyd Clark collapsed with heat exhaustion after leaving a Chamber of Commerce session on attracting summer visitors. He recovered and filed his story about the hot spell and perceptions of heat.
Dr. George W. Crane notes Tim B. a 22-year-old car wash worker in Chicago who foresees weather and adds value with courteous service. Tim’s mother urges finishing high school via correspondence, citing Census data on earnings gains from high school and college completion.
Dill and Dill Nursery and Landscaping Service in Yates Center Kansas offers evergreens potted roses climbers hybrids and Floribunda all bloom. Delivery and planting available free estimates and landscape advice state inspected disease free plants pruning service contact Dill and Dill Nursery and Landscaping Service Yates Center Kansas phone 188
HAL BOYLE delivers a humorous portrait of the “summer athlete” a middle aged kid who never grows up. In summer his energy upends quiet days, prompts hikes and mischief, but collapses in the heat leaving others to endure the spectacle and his funeral-like sendoffs each season.
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co. says its odor in gas lines was undetectable by customers yet it received 10,098 calls. The AP dispatch notes the high call volume weeks after the odor was introduced to test for leaks in Tulsa.
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