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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1960
Page
4
The Kansas Board of Health faces scrutiny over its tough stance and enforcement power while Galena refuses to fund water chlorination. The piece warns that testing and proof are essential before bans, notes 2 4 D concerns on wheat spray, and argues public health needs strong, credible authority.
Today's verse offers guidance on keeping good doctrine and following divine law as expressed in Proverbs 3:2. It emphasizes lasting wisdom and peace through adherence to instruction.
A collage of witty jabs and social observations touches on Britain’s Vanguard, U S Congress, a landlord aiding a tenant, Daylight Saving time, home repairs, happiness as a charter ideal, Tommy Manville marriages, and a wedding notice with Mrs Amos Marsh set to provide organ music.
A collection of light notices and quips spanning dog taxes, wheat harvest, dawn lawn mowers, barroom banter, four freedoms timing, boss hours, and a teacher’s view of summer as convalescence. Includes lines from Jewell County Republican Emporia Gazette Concordia Blade Empire Wichita Eagle Parsons Sun Belton Star-Herald.
Neosho County re employment office today called 65 men to work starting Friday on 12 miles of concrete pavement at the Neosho River bridge approaches north of here. May relief costs in the county fell by 852.68 compared to April as per county poor commissioner R. E. McCormick.
James Marlow argues the 1952 1956 era showed US needs a new foreign policy approach. He cites Churchill era containment and Truman Acheson aid, rising anti Americanism in Latin America, shifts in the Middle East, and Khrushchev’s reforms as signs the old policy may fail. The piece frames a forthcoming presidential campaign as a period for reevaluating US strategy abroad.
North Dakota prepares for a pivotal June 28 senate contest between Republican Gov. John Davis and Democrat Quentin Burdick. Defenders of Benson policy oppose Burdick while Nixon and Rockefeller campaign to boost Davis. Literature attacking Burdick as communist collaborator echoes earlier 1954 campaign tactics used by Nixon against O’Mahoney and Murray.
The Chaunte Tribune lists June 21 1960 TV lineups for KOAM KOTV KODE WDAF and other stations. Programs include The Rebel Gunsmoke Wyatt Earp Red Skelton Coronado Jack Paar Mystery Hour and several daytime shows such as Today Captain Kangaroo and The Price is Right.
Campbell plans a four million dollar effort with 80 tires and 35 tons of gear aiming for 500 mph, though 400 mph would set a record. Donald treats speed attempts as a cold cold game with a strict test schedule and no unnecessary risk. He and wife Tonia Bern hope for victory to add a knighthood to his father’s land and water crowns.
Donald Campbell peers at world land speed history as he attempts to recapture the land speed record. He cites his father Sir Malcolm Campbell and the family tradition of speed while preparing a 30 foot gas turbine car named Bluebird for a September Bonneville run aiming at 396.196 mph. The elder Campbell set the 301 mph mark in 1935 and Cobb held the prior land speed record until his death in 1952.
Chanute Tribune page listing subscription rates for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties with mail options for one year six months three months and one month. Rates vary by county and duration.
Rail equipment makers cheer a coming rail resurgence as carriers plan to spend over one billion dollars this year on new plant and gear. They note gains in orders after a sluggish 1958 downturn and expect piggyback and automation equipment to lift demand amid a push for modernization. John W. Scallan of the American Railway Car Institute says railroads are entering a new era with diverse specialized equipment.
Frisco and peers adopt an 85 foot triple deck auto carrier. Pacific Fruit Express adds plastic insulated doors saving 400 500 pounds. American Car & Foundry markets a new covered hopper with pneumatic unloading into trucks. Trend leans to longer freight cars, from 40 50 foot flats to 85 footers becoming common.
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John Marshall, appointed Chief Justice of the U S Supreme Court in 1801, also authored a five volume biography of George Washington detailing his life and legacy.
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