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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1960
Page
4
The National Automobile Dealers Association promotes safety over repairs by distributing a driving safety leaflet to members for public advertising. It urges courteous driving, respect for laws, breaks on long trips, emergency awareness, constant alertness, and tolerance, hoping manufacturers join in safer designs as consumer spending guides change auto design decisions.
R B Garvin praises the Boy Scouts for fifty years of impact across Africa Australia and the world. He notes diverse troops in multiple faiths and special needs groups, and cites thirty one million boys served since 1910 with every U.S. president as Honorary President.
A femme recalls feeling left out of Kansas history due to not being born in a sodety while her grandma sold dried apples and butter to fund a 12 room house. Vacation humor notes costly getaways. A Wall Street Journal quip comments on mutual understanding between genders. A Hoisington Dispatch farmer recalls a year of crop failures and eating 14 acres of corn in one meal.
M C Burton of Topeka told a Memorial Building audience that Chanute is the nearest 190 percent railroad city in this region during Railroad Week observances. Mary Roy reported 300 grade school pupils enrolled for a free swimming school at the municipal pool, sponsored by the PTA.
A biblical verse from Joel 3 16 proclaims the Lord roars from Zion and speaks from Jerusalem the heavens and earth tremble yet the Lord remains the hope and strength for Israela
A satirical survey of public life notes that busy surgeons outpace government revenuers and that coaches earn Cadillacs. It jokes about tall people being better adjusted and Lyndon Johnson as sheriff. It questions vacations in Cuba and playful neighbor banter about aging birthdays.
President Eisenhower nears retirement amid a cascade of diplomatic missteps. The U2 incident and chaotic shifts in Korea, Turkey, and Japan culminated in Khrushchev belittling him, with Tokyo canceling the visit and Kishi’s government ordering the stay away as protests rock Asia.
Gen Emilio Aguinaldo, 91, once led the Philippine resistance against the United States, but now says relations are fine and the Philippines considers the U.S. a best friend. He recalls Dewey, Wood, and MacArthur, and looks forward to July 4th parades with the American flag.
Chanute Tribune details publication in Chanute Kansas with staff roles and mailing information. It lists office managers, circulation, mechanical and press staff and confirms publication schedule and AP association rights.
Dr George W Crane explains fear origins noting two natural causes from Watson research loud noises and falling. He discusses Patty a nine year old who fears sleeping alone and suggests understanding fear as partly learned from stories and suggestions.
A dense, OCR like log lists TV lineups by time and show for Thursday and Friday, noting programs from To Tell the Truth to Love of Life and news segments. It includes many daytime and prime time titles with minor gaps and possible misreads.
Melbourne High School chose Bill Nelson 17 president of Key Club International as this year’s commencement speaker. Principal Dr B Frank Brown notes they usually select college presidents but found an international president in their own class. Read the advertisements.
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