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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1960
Page
6
A sermon argues all lives share the same tests and outcomes, citing Jesus role models in Matthew 7 and a call for personal action. It notes common misfortunes, warns against alcohol abuse, and urges resolute self-reliance and timely repentance.
A compiled church directory for Chanute lists denominations, pastors, superintendents, and weekly services. Entries cover Baptist Calvary and Trinity, Church of Christ and God congregations, Jehovahs Witnesses, St Luke’s Methodist, St Patrick’s Catholic, and others with specific service times and meeting days.
A compact listing of church activities across multiple congregations. It notes times for worship, Sunday school, youth programs, and midweek prayer meetings including the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Church of the Nazarene, United Brethren in Christ, Wesleyan, Colfax Baptist, Kimball EUS, Big Creek Methodist, Vilas Bethel Lutheran, Maple Grove EUB, Center Ridge EUB, and related leaders and pastors.
A list of churches with pastors and weekly schedules including services Bible studies and youth meetings. Notable entries include South Valley Chapel led by Robert Scott, St Ambrose Catholic with William Ryan, and First Baptist with Earl Johnson as superintendent. schedules show Sunday schools, morning and evening worship, and midweek activities across multiple denominations.
The House Administration Committee set a daily limit of 25 dollars for members on government trips starting July 1, while executive branch staff face a 12 dollar per diem. Members may exceed 12 dollars with chair approval or up to 25 dollars where costs are high, and those above 12 must itemize expenses.
President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon spoke by telephone from Hawaii about the Far East tour and the Japan visit cancellation. Democrats like Johnson Mansfield and Humphrey criticize administration foreign policy while Nixon nears the Republican nomination and prepares a Monday night broadcast from Washington.
A toothless Pensacola cab driver ate seven fried chickens in an all you can eat for 99 cents deal at a local drugstore. Jim Ferguson entered and urged the fountain manager to keep frying. Two hours later seven chickens were consumed and the man claimed no teeth remained.
In New Haven a 6 year old boy methodically pitched rocks at windows of a school. A passerby asked why he replied I feel like it and then calmly resumed his throwing.
Police stopped the suspect after he smashed 14 panes of glass and cracked two glass doors, prompting official intervention and a surrounding security response.
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