Editorial on John Redmond dam planning delays and funding
The piece notes the John Redmond dam project, valued at thirty million, faces complex planning due to the 1951 flood the drought afterward and geological faults. It praises Congress for funding despite policy limits, with $400,000 allocated for the next fiscal year as engineers push flood control and conservation forward.
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Army Engineers
John Redmond
Mother Earth
Congress
House of Representatives
Bible Verse Thou art my lamp O Lord 2 Samuel 22 29
A concise biblical verse citation notes divine guidance with the line Thou art my lamp O Lord and references 2 Samuel chapter 22 verse 29. The note presents the scripture as a devotional snippet suitable for a religious-page card.
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Samuel
Commentary Fragments Reflecting On Society And Power
A quartet of sharp opinions critique cultural decline in music and manners, political flings with business and hospitality, and the futility of aid to Trujillo. The author muses on alarms versus real danger, veterans and leisure, and U.S. policy toward the Dominican Republic.
Live Spare Parts Outlined By Rand On Medical Futures
Rand sketches a future where artificial kidneys lungs and hearts replace failing organs. A Franklin Ohio woman receives a kidney from a child donor in Boston while a dental surgeon moves teeth within a jaw. A Yale zoologist raises transplanted baby chickens at the embryonic stage.
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David Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
Franklin
Ohio
Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Mira Pavlovic
Yale
Rhode Island Reds
Washington
Neosho County property value cut noted in report
A preliminary report by County Clerk Roy Harding indicates a $500000 reduction in the assessed valuation of personal tangible property in Neosho County, about 20 percent. Other local items include a record June heat and a theft at a sleeping place, a busy City Park swimming pool opening drawing crowds, and a horse named Prince dying from a burst blood vessel on a Chanute farm.
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Neosho County
Roy Harding
Joe R. Sibert
City Park
Prince
E. O. Hubbler
Erie
Harry Jackson
Chanute
Kyle
Ted Kyle
Homer Savage
Thayer
What Would Happen If Adams Died Ike Became President
A 1958 profile examines Sherman Adams power in the Eisenhower White House. It details how Adams controlled access to the President and influenced agency decisions, including SEC postponements and a Northwest Airlines route fight, raising questions about his truthfulness.
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Sherman Adams
Smith
Adams
Ike
Washington
Pres. Eisenhower
White House
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Secretary of the Treasury
Anderson
Defense McElroy
Armstrong
United States
Federal Trade Commission
Harris Committee
Fear Party helps nervous children find calm in class
Dr. Crane reports a teacher led a class in a Fear Party to share fears and reduce anxiety. Teresa J., age 8, and peers discussed terrors from ghosts to doctors visits, snakes, and lightning, helped by a supportive teacher and PTA interest. Parents encouraged to ask for Crane materials.
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Teresa
PTA
Dr. Crane
Clarifying a sentence on libel and pronunciation
The correct response explains that libel is written and slander is spoken. It notes forte as fortay with stress on the second syllable, lists marmalade as misspelled, defines copious as abundant, and gives dotage as a do starting word meaning senility.
Two vehicles collide on US 59 near Chanute
at 10 10 a m a 1957 sedan driven by Richard Whitworth 18 of R J Walnut and a pickup driven by Ernest Edmonds 38 of Hepler collided on US 59 four point seven miles east of Chanute according to the Highway Patrol no injuries reported
George Montgomery Creates Home and Furnishings in Beverly Hills
Actor George Montgomery and singer Dinah Shore live in Beverly Hills where he designed and built their house and crafted most of its furniture. The couple showcase his hands on approach to home making and decorating.
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George Montgomery
Dinah Shore
Beverly Hills
TV Schedule Dense Nightline Listings
A dense listed schedule for KC television and radio programs spans morning to late night. Entries include classic shows such as Restless Gun Wells Fargo Zorro and Amos N Andy with assorted news and weather blocks interspersed among soap operas and game shows.
Voting Record Challenges GOP Campaign Theme in Congress
Washington AP report notes cross party voting weakens the claim that Democrats block Eisenhower. Senate GOP leaders Bridges and Knowland push to trim the five year trade act extension while many top Republican backers opposed labor bill amendments. House support for Eisenhower proposals contrasts with Senate reluctance to rally behind foreign aid authority.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Meade Alcorn
Senate
House
Styles Bridges
R-Hn
William F. Knowland
Rcalif
Bridges
Knowland
Clifford P. Case
R-Nj
John S. Cooper
Irving Ives
R NY
Jacob K. Javits
R-Ny
Edward J. Thye
R-Minn
Iron Curtain
Tree Removed From Earlton Home After Storm
The Highway Department cleared a tree that fell on Tony Alberts house during last week’s storm causing significant damage to trees around town. Most branches have been cleaned up as residents cope with the aftermath.
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Earlton
Highway Department
Tony Alberts
Homer Wol‘cott
Madine Chickjadonz
Jeannie Morris
Lynn Anne Brant
Fay Wolfe
Stannie Tubbs
Topeka
Forest Park
Eub Church
Fred Elsenrant
William Spalding
Tucson
Ariz
Joe Allen
Lorna
Wayne White
Hutchinson
Chester Bailey
Kansas City
Eugene Bailey
L.D. Burnett
Chanute
Boyd Ray
Dallas
Mabel Fox
Vic Clawson
Paola
Joe Dillon
Gladys Jane
J. C. Montgomery Land
Morgan
Carl Russell
Iola
Chanute Tribune Highlights Congressional Debate on Aid Bills
The Chanute Tribune notes the debate over the foreign aid bill and farm and public works measures. It mentions Democrat support for Eisenhower in some areas and Republican help to pass the bills which he later vetoed, with no strict party line on these issues.
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Rafael Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Junior
United States
Trujillo
J. M
Eisenhower
Nno
Mayor Mengacci Opens Budget Hearing With Stirring Spoon
NAUGATUCK Conn. Mayor Adam T Mengacci faced a public budget hearing without a gavel and used a large wooden stirring spoon to call the meeting to order. The incident drew attention to the ceremonial gap and prompted commentary on official decorum.
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Naugatuck
Conn
Adam T. Mengacci
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