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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1959
Page
4
An aging business leader questions how to judge competence with age and memory. The piece discusses senility risks, retirements at 65, and driver tests for older adults, noting Louisiana political figures and public concern over mental fitness.
A devotional line from Psalm 33 12 proclaims blessed nations are those under the Lord and people chosen as His heritage. The verse underscores divine protection and favor for Israel and faithful communities.
A travel sketch recalls the Titograd to Dubrovnik route, detailing a macadam highway carved through rugged mountains, villages, and sheer cliffs. The journey features Cetinje, a dramatic 5000 foot pass, a sea view with a turquoise Adriatic, a ship lifeboat ferry, and the promise of Dubrovnik at journey’s end.
Reports from several farms indicate good yields and grain quality with wheat up to 24 bushels per acre on the L. H. Wihle farm and oats averaging 30 bushels. A Chanute rodeo opens Friday on the Ben Hupp farm drawing about 3 000 spectators.
The Wall Street Journal excerpt portrays a couple negotiating a family business stalemate with humorous wage, time and fringe benefit proposals. It notes a looming high level meeting and both sides pressing for unusual perks while hints at invoking the Fifth Amendment.
Washington reports Gov. Long faces a looming income tax prosecution tied to a Baton Rouge home and deposits at City National Bank. The probe focuses on campaign contributions from Teamsters and a 5 000 payment tied to the Mississippi Bar Pilots Bill veto.
U S economy gains momentum with strong auto sales and rising consumer spending across textiles, apparel, furniture and food. Steel strike fears loom as wage talks stall while freight and stock markets show gains, and Dodge notes rising construction awards signaling growing business confidence through year end.
Dr George W Crane urges native restraint in public spending and social priorities. He argues Americans trust drugs and hospitals over faith and community care, urging grassroots reform to curb juvenile delinquency and wasteful tax-funded projects.
Broad cast guide lists Perry Mason Wanted: Dead or Alive Gunsmoke and more on KOAM KOTV WDAF KODE channels. The page also outlines children's programs news and soap operas with start times from early morning through late night on various networks.
A reader argues for preventive public health measures over costly treatments. Emphasizes milk pasteurization and vaccination as lifesaving, cost-effective public health tools. Praises educational columns as psychological vaccination that aid mental health and curb delinquency without extra tax burden.
An editorial advocates broader publication of frank discussions on mental health to reduce future taxpayer burden from large state institutions. It argues preventive public awareness can ease the need for expensive care and promote constructive prophylaxis.
George Everett Foster of Azusa California died in a Miami Oklahoma hospital Friday becoming the fifth victim of the Will Rogers Turnpike crash 13 miles northeast of Miami. The victims include Mrs Foster Warren D Skidmore and his 94 year old son Dale. Foster was driving when the car lost control and the bodies were taken to De Kalb Illinois where the couples formerly lived.
Four airmen died as two jet planes crashed within 40 minutes of each other near San Antonio Texas. An AB66A reconnaissance bomber struck a steep rocky hill about 20 miles northwest of the city, killing three crewmen. A fourth man died in a nearby 733 trainer crash one mile north of Laver. Firemen reached wreckage on foot and fought the fires.
A T33 trainer crash near San Antonio leaves First Lt. Roy B. Owings Jr. dead. Owings, from Great Falls South Carolina, was returning the trainer from Oakland to Homestead Air Force Base near Miami. He is survived by his widow Linda and two children Anna and Roy III.
The passage notes that finding employment often requires many calls and persistent effort. It emphasizes that locating a job can be more demanding than performing the actual work once hired.
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