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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1957
Page
4
The article argues that after every major war talk of disarmament rises but lasting peace requires surrendering arms to a successor United Nations body. It suggests US and Russia may sign cuts yet warns token treaties fail and relative firepower remains. Real disarmament hinges on global transfer of warring ability to a world body.
Siena sits atop a steep hill with 10 to 30 foot wide streets and no sidewalks. The shell shaped town square and the Duomo dominate the pink brick city. The medieval town preserves 13th to 16th century structures while modern utilities run without altering its fabric.
The newlyweds board a train and joke about appearing to be long married. The bride urges the ruse, and the husband agrees to handle the suitcases as they discuss dealing with Uncle Sam.
A tight New England family sister quarrel erupts over embroidery as the younger blurts Mary and curses before her older sibling scolds her for bad language. In Pasadena a man faces divorce after trimming his wife’s shoes to look taller, a remark on domestic dispute.
Earl B Moore of Lincoln deputy regional executive praised the Camp Cauble SeKan area boy scout camp as well equipped and organized in the six state region after an inspection. A children's day program at Assembly of God church is set for tomorrow evening with recitations solos duets and songs by local youths. Mildred and Czerna Hill visit Independence tomorrow. Maurine Gray returns from Camp Wise in Topeka.
A lighthearted note extols spring radish and onion season, praising fresh garden produce and the social pleasure of sharing meals with farm-fresh onions, radishes, peas, beef, and fried chicken. The piece urges readers not to fear onions or radishes in social settings and to enjoy seasonal vegetables.
Lyndon Johnson proposes exchanging television and cultural projects with Russia to test the iron curtain debate. State Department policy favors people to people friendship, but red tape and fingerprinting hinder exchanges. Russians refuse visits if fingerprinted, a requirement Congress resists. FBI involvement noted.
The editor recalls meeting Queen Elizabeth at Epsom Downs where Carrozza won the Oaks. The queen and royal party left amid cheering crowds, with police securing the royal entrance and spectators praising the monarch. The piece contrasts British racing with American tracks, noting the parimutuel system and bustling bookies.
Dr George W Crane presents letters from readers about wives who are late for appointments and husbands who defend punctual wives. He contrasts habits, cites etiquette, and notes that disagreement aids clear thinking while urging readers to report cases for future columns.
Chanute Tribune Chanute Kansas consolidates with The Daily Times. Publisher Ernest W Johnson and James K Sheridan listed. Publication schedule evenings except Sunday. Postal classification second class. Access to AP news dispatches retained. Subscription rates shown for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson and surrounding counties. Rates include monthly, quarterly, semiannual and annual options.
Department officials say USA USSR cultural exchange is a danger to U S security. They note cooperative stance and do not oppose the program, highlighting concerns about national security implications.
Nevada gambling officials probe whether racketeer Frank Costello has any official interest in the Tropicana Hotel Las Vegas. A note found in Costello’s pocket listing 651 284 in casino winnings was traced to the Tropicana and Gov. Charles Russell said the sum matches Tropicana winnings for 24 days. A Clark County Licensing Board member said the board knows who wrote the note at the hotel.
Cook County State's Atty. Benjamin Adamowski links the March 31 kidnapping and murder of banker Leon Marcus to a $600,000 county fund shortfall. Marcus approved a forged $3,654 county check cashed at Southmoor Bank, with money traced to Lionel Ives, a gambler and associate. Ives, residing in Florida, denies motive.
New York Police Commissioner Stephen P. Kennedy said a note found after Costello was wounded May 2 suggested a connection between the racketeer and the hotel. The reference indicates possible links that could explain the attack or the racketeering activity surrounding the case.
TV lineup lists 7:30 p.m. Bob Cummings and 9:30 p.m. Dragnet with other shows like Lux Theatre Washington Square and Secret Storm. Later slots include Matinee Theatre and Welcome Neighbors with The Rogers and Autry Hour and Little Rascals across afternoon to night blocks.
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