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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1959
Page
4
Editorial notes that absence of The Kansas City Star shapes readers view of news value. The piece includes a reader quote about sending The Tribune to Kansas City.
A Belgrade office tour describes Yugoslavia's political and economic structure. Elections exist but one party influence shapes outcomes. workers share risk and profits under a planned economy. Questions about the right to strike are deflected as authorities assert broad democratic principles.
Chanute voters will decide August 7 on a bond issue about 35 000 to equip the municipal water plant with a modern softening system. The ordinance calling a special election was introduced by utilities commissioner Guy S. Jeffers. Total city bonded indebtedness will be 319 050 after this year’s installments.
A brief devotional note cites James 4 22 urging believers to act on their faith rather than listen alone. The message emphasizes practical faith in daily living.
Behind the scenes the Senate rejected Lewis L. Strauss for commerce secretary after a tense, orchestrated struggle. Absentee Republicans were frantically airlifted in as Lyndon Johnson and leaders maneuvered to block or delay the vote. The episode featured backroom calls, jet planes, and tactical presiding shifts as the nation watched a rare confirmation defeat.
A Washington analysis notes Sen. Lyndon Johnson faces criticism from inside and outside his party for a perceived one man rule and for compromising with President Eisenhower. Despite attacks, Johnson is seen as a natural compromiser who has moved work through Congress, with a watered down housing bill that could spark a veto.
Banner A group gathered at the Roper church Sunday evening for a pot luck supper. No sermon was given since the Rev. R David Craig had gone to Conference. Next meeting will be July 19 with a sermon after supper. Dinner guests at the O E B Hines home Sunday included Mrs. Walter Heins Alyce Swart and Avery Heins of Cherryvale.
Madison Wisconsin AP Jerome F Quinn Green Bay hurried to the state treasurer after opening his monthly paycheck envelope only to find a blank sheet of paper.
The listing outlines 7:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. daily programs across networks with shows like U S Border Patrol Steve Canyon To Tell The Truth Jimmy Dean Show The Californians Red Skelton Show Bob Cummings Show Price Is Right Love of Life Tic Tac Dough Guiding Light Our Miss Brooks Weather Accent Tonight's late lineup includes Tombstone Territory Boston Blackie Susie and Star Performance along with News and serials.
Chanute Tribune from Chanute Kansas lists publication staff including Ernest Jenneon editor and publisher and various department managers. It notes publication evenings excluding Sundays and that the paper is a second class matter and member of the Associated Press. Also shows subscription rates for Neosho, Allen, Woodson counties and surrounding four counties.
Mr and Mrs An drew Hixon of Humboldt visit Mr and Mrs Henry Hixon Thursday. Arthur Mullen visits Mrs India Hire at Collins Mo birthday June 15. Sweet Town Gems Here Demonstration unit meets with 11 members, lesson on Mental Health. Guests include Miriam Smythe from Klamath Falls and Royle Stafford family. Hattie Davis marks 82nd birthday with shower. Rev R David Craig reassigned to Altoona Benedict churches. Little Leaguers split games with Thayer. first team loses, second wins. Various visits to Neodesha and Freonia. Floral visitors Florence Kelley Bakersfield visiting. Friendship Night of Eastern Star.
Pickets marched around the metropolitan papers in Kansas City and St. Louis as the typographical union strike against the Kansas City Star and the Times continued with no talks scheduled. Holiday pay hours and fringe benefits are the main issues.
A salesman named Harry J. uses a concrete demonstration to prove product quality over a cheaper rival. He compares ketchup by blotting on a white sheet with a spoon and shows more red tomato pulp for his brand, persuading a grocer to buy a case. The piece argues for breaking sales arguments into specific measurable items.
In Memphis, three Kansas City men were sentenced for stealing jewelry worth 8214 from a store. Jack A. Kalinka, 25, received 10 years. Clarence W. Anderson, 23, and Robert F. Ashe, 26, got five years each. New-trial motion denied. appeals planned. Ashe and Kalinka have lengthy police records and were out on bail on other charges.
The current Atlantic City boardwalk is the fifth replacement since 1870 and features a concrete foundation while remaining a boardwalk.
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