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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1960
Page
4
The Rockville CT town earned national praise and a $500 award for a street lighting program cutting crime and accidents. Chanute KS is urged to consider a similar plan, noting proximity to a light plant could cut costs and boost safety and civic pride.
Today's Bible verse from Psalm 40 16 invites believers to rejoice in God and proclaim his salvation. It emphasizes praise and worship adoration of the Lord.
A column hints Khrushchev could visit Castro in the fall to provoke the United States. It notes scandals like a school superintendent charging a pupil’s wife with assault and mocks airline delays. The piece laments Congress members padding expenses and jokes about travel wisdom and bikinis.
The piece notes John Foster Dulles traveled widely as secretary of state while Christian Herter now urges foreign ministers to limit international meetings. It argues reactivating normal diplomacy methods may improve outcomes after costly summit diplomacy and stresses returning to established channels.
Clipped notices report St. Joseph's and Oak Grove cemeteries will close November 15 for the season. Residents in the area are advised to plan accordingly. Separate quotes reflect brief jests and graduation remarks from multiple papers, including aims of regional humor and memory of graduation advice.
After five weeks with relatives, Mr and Mrs Martin Johnson announce plans to depart for New York City in their amphibian plane piloted by Verne L Carstens who recently flew over about 30000 miles in Africa. A filling station opens at 4th and Lincoln run by K C Snyder Motor Co with staff Mannie Roberts Charles McDonald Bill Green and John Jenkins.
American observers react to Khrushchev and Eisenhower as critics from both sides say Washington and Moscow were not strong or prepared. Pravda defends Khrushchev against leftist critics amid tensions, while Kennedy and Rockefeller urge bigger defense. The piece notes Khrushchev’s brinkmanship and the Berlin issue and cites the spy plane incident as a flashpoint.
Drew Pearson reports Tuvia Friedmann says West German authorities knew Adolf Eichmann hid in Argentina under Ricardo Clementing at Chacabuco Olivos Buenos Aires. Friedmann details planned Israel trial with witnesses from 18 nations and press restraint to ensure fairness.
Dr. George W. Crane argues parenting must instill property rights early to curb petty theft. He cites Sam T. a 19 year old thief, warns punishment and home discipline prevent future criminal habits. He recommends consistent consequences, and engagement through Sunday school, Boy Scouts, and earning a newspaper route.
New York AP humor column by HAL BOYLE pokes fun at family attitudes toward a pet cat. The piece riffs on comments about cats, dogs, and cats in shows, mice, furniture scratches, wills, and cat status from observers in everyday domestic life.
Casper—Two spinster schoolteachers Marie and Mosa Ross retired in 1945 with modest salaries. Their joint estate of 127000 goes to Casper First Presbyterian Church after Mosa died in March 1959 at 82 and Marie followed January 25 1960 at 87. The Casper First National Bank administers the estate and searches for how the savings were amassed.
Chanute Tribune publication details and staff listings for Chanute Kansas. Includes publishing company, publisher Dwight McCreight, department managers, postal status, Associated Press membership, and subscription rate information for Neosho, Wilson, and Woodson counties.
Public auction to sell an undivided 15-32 of 15-16 of 7-8 working interest in an oil and gas lease dated 1958. The sale is set for July 11, 1960 at 10:00 A.M. at the Memorial Building Chanute Kansas. Cash bid no less than two thirds of appraised value with no redemption.
A dense TV grid lists programs across hours with multiple channels and shows. Notable entries include The Price is Right, I’ve Got a Secret, Jack Paar, and several soap operas, dramas, and movies scheduled through the day and night.
In the 18th century whaling divided species into Right Whales and Rorquals. Right Whales earned their name for easier catching while Rorquals, being swifter, proved harder to pursue.
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