Japanese-US ties rise as industry notes shape talks
Editorial discusses friendly Japanese US inspection visits boosting understanding and cooperation for mutual economic growth. It notes Japan's postwar industrial rise ranking in iron steel shipbuilding and comments on student activism and perceived apathy of American undergraduates toward wider society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
Asahi Evening News
Asahi News
U.S.A
Japan-U.s
Clips and Quips from Inky Dispatches
Condemnations of payola spark calls for county assessor disclosures. Quotations note road maps mislead travelers and fortune knocking, figures and mathematics, political talk, and Russia rocket threats in lighthearted quips from various papers.
Bible Verse Excerpt From Ezekiel Warns Against Foolish Prophets
The text cites Ezekiel 13 3 condemning prophets who follow their own spirit and claim visions without truth. It presents a brief biblical admonition warning against deception and false prophecy.
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Ezekiel
Wit, whimsy, and wry takes on life in brief snips
A collage of quips and vignettes on pop culture, law, crime, and politics. Bits include a prison escape with handcuff theft, cheeky ads, a bride’s gift table, and musings on earthquakes and aging figures like Barbara Moore and Nelson Rockefeller.
Faculty changes announced for next year in Neosho County
Tribnne Files notes several staff moves including resignations and transfers. Perdue B. Graves leaves to teach in Topeka while H G Curl moves to Senior High and E W Grigg from Coffeyville takes over at Junior High. Nurse Nina Richter resigns and Ferne A. Dooley of LeRoy becomes school nurse. Virginia Hollaran is hired as a grade teacher.
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Perdue B. Graves
Topeka
H. G. Curl
E. W. Grigg
Coffeyville
Ferne A. Dooley
LeRoy, Ill
Nina Richter
Miss Richter
Virginia Hollaran
Monsieur X
Kay Drug Store
Neosho County
Civilian Conservation Corps
Kimball
B Square
Joe Johnson
Joe Johnson Friday. Those Attending Were Mr. and Mrs. Price Ewing
Clyde Copeland
John Copeland
W. B. Moyer
Green
Clyde Lock
Joe
Horace Jolly
Lee Harran
Lewis Tredway
Oran Hazen
Lloyd Audis
A. W. Johnson
H. H. Hull
Clara Cravesn
Sam Cecil
H. E. Rakestraw
Uproar and U S Sympathy for Ike in Campaign Year
Washington analyst James Marlow notes a sympathetic mood for Eisenhower in the nation shadowed by Far Eastern crises. Democratic front-runner Kennedy already frames the era as leadership shortfall, while China and Russia threaten fresh crises before November.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Tokyo
Japan
Okinawa
Differences of Mr. K. Mao Sparks Violence in Far East
Intelligence reports describe clashes over policy between Khrushchev and Mao Tse-Tung influencing Japanese student protests during Eisenhower’s Tokyo trip. Mao’s advocacy of violence allegedly sought to provoke a US response, while moderates kept a fistful of rioters away from Hagerty.
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Dulles
Nikita Khrushchev
Europe
Africa
Asia
Far East
Eisenhower
Mr. K. Mao
Washington
Tokyo
Khrushchev
Moscow
Mao Tse-Tung
Peiping
Mao
Jim Hagerty
Hagerty
Pearson
Venezuela
Nixon
United States
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Last horse and buggy driver ends Emporia era
John McMinn, Emporia's last horse and buggy drayman, sold his final horse Brownie and retired after 50 years. He still hauled for eight businesses, memories of a life centered on living with horses, recounting one collision and decades without an accident.
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Emporia
Kas
John McMinn
Old Brownie
McMinn
Brownie
Payne Ratner
Abraham Lincoln
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chanute Tribune Addresses and Publication Details
The Chanute Tribune lists publication details and staff credits for Highland Chanute Kansas. It notes the Chanute Publishing Company as publisher and names department managers in advertising news circulation and mechanical, with post office and mailing rate references for local counties and outside areas.
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Chanute Tribune
Highland
Chanute, Kas
Chanute Publishing Company
Dwight McCreight
James E. Sheridan
Dwight Wallingford
Fay Clopine
T. C. Ward
Dorsey Osborn
Press
TV Guide Style Docket of Evening Broadcasts
A dense list of television and radio listings shows schedule blocks across channels KOAM TV, KOTV, KODE TV, and WDAF with programs including The Texan Tales of Wells Fargo Father Knows Best Peter Gunn Danny Thomas Ann Sothern Emmy Awards June Allyson Search for Tomorrow Weather News Mystery Hour and more across afternoon, prime time, and late night slots.
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Cheyenne
Peter Gunn
Danny Thomas
This Man Dawson
Ann Sothern
Hennese
Jack Paar
Burns
Alien
Melody Tursday
Jung
Loretta Young
Young Dr. Malone
Captain Kangeroo
Riley
Never Been to Kansas City Says Old Traveler
A humorous remark reveals a veteran speaker saying he has never visited Kansas City or left his state and would like to travel there someday. The comment highlights a simple travel longing from a long-time resident.
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Ing
Kansas City
State
Smorgasbord Of Chemicals From Sea Water
Dr George W Crane promotes sea water as a health aid claiming 44 dissolved chemicals support glands and organs. A reader recounts family gains, noting arthritis relief in a grandfather after consuming small amounts of concentrated ocean water and urging inland readers to sample sea water for potential health benefits.
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Lois M
Dr. Crane
Earth
Australia
Grandpa Miller
Bluebird Chapter CBS Holds June Meeting With Donations
Buffalo area visit by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Heater and Leanne of Deridder Louisiana to aunt Mrs. Oscar Lacy. Bluebird Chapter CBS held June 8 with Mrs. Fred Dodge matron and Fred Dodge patron. Friendship night invites from neighboring chapters. Disaster relief donation to Meriden area. Degrees conferment meeting Monday evening. Fathers honored with musical program. Piano solos by Teresa McKenzie and songs by Linda Susie and Jim Sperry. Gifts to fathers presented by Susie Sperry. Refreshments served. Mrs. George Morrow announced two weeks vacation.
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Buffalo
Jack Heater
Leanne
Deridder
Oscar Lacy
Teresa McKenzie
Linda
Susie
Jim Sperry
W. M
Susie Sperry
Chas. Anderson
Edith Stryker
Maynard Clough
George Morrow
Bible School Begins at Methodist Church This Week
Bible School started Monday afternoon from 1 30 to 4 00 at the Methodist Church with participation from all three city churches. WSCS president Mrs Howard Lamb led an officers training day at the church on Wednesday, with refreshments served. Mrs W D Hempen returned June 11 from a week at the School of Missions in Kansas City serving as WSCS counselor for seventh and eighth grades.
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Methodist Church
Howard Lamb
WSCS
W. D. Hempen
School of Missions
National School
Kansas City
Chanute Tribune
Neosho County
Kansas
J. Calvin Montgomery
George W. Donaldson
Erie
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