Views of the News Anchors Aweigh at Annapolis
The U S Naval Academy proposes a new airfield as an absolute must for training future officers. The piece argues for cross training across the armed services and criticizes duplication of facilities at all three academies. An idea proposed is rotating cadets among the academies for different training phases.
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U.S. Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Navy
West Point
Foot Soldiers
Grand Lake
Colorado
Air Force Academy
Armed Services Academy
Bargain Vigil: Shopper Fears Inadequate Stock Hurts Dollar Day
Floyd West Jr complains that local sales and Dollar Day promotions fail when stores overpromise and understock. He urges merchants to back ads with enough merchandise, and residents to support homegrown deals to keep Chanute prosperous and avoid drift to distant shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Chanute
Floyd West, JR
W. 2Nd
Two Worlds of Austria in S P H Travel Excerpt
The piece contrasts western alpine Austria with the Danubian plain. It sketches mountain life with snow, farmhouses, haymaking, Maypoles, and church spires, then notes a shift to flatter terrain, rolling hills, and expanding cultivated patches as one descends from the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Switzerland
Marilyns Wedding Eases Life Tensions Amid Public Excitement
E Lawson May notes public fascination with Marilyn Monroe and Miller marriage rumors. He reflects on personal hardships, media focus on weddings, and the tension between lavish ceremonies and modest budgets for couples starting life together.
Worry Clinic Advice for Women Facing Menopause
Dr George Crane counsels that menopause does not ruin physical appeal or marital intimacy. He says nerves and hormones wane only slightly with age and urges women to reassure husbands, pursue tactile affection, and consider his booklet Menopausial Complexes of Men and Women for guidance.
Fields and Danube Echo Historic Summer Image
A narrator recalls green fields along the Danube from Linz toward Vienna. He contrasts modern farming with timeless rural life, noting scarce tractors, red tile roofs, church spires, and farm labor. He also references Richard the Lionheart’s 12th century ransom held in a nearby castle.
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Danube
Linz
Vienna
France
Chartres
Richard the Lion Hearted
Five Local News Briefs Chronicle Events Across Kansas
Twenty five years ago Ralph Mendenhall of Chanute recovers from injuries after a Buick wreck on K39 east of Chanute. Irwin Summel, W H Powell’s brother in law, gored to death by a bull at El Dorado. he was Liberal School superintendent. J E Ketchum Iola and E E Harris Tampa Fla take over Burns Master Service Station at 304 E Main, renaming it Reliable Tire and Battery Shop. Chanute Fourth of July events include a Scotch foursome and a flag tournament at the Country Club. West of Thayer blackberries ripe and partly sold. Mayor Loy, Stebbins and Dr Darlington visited a Miami Oklahoma pool yesterday. Fifty years ago Orr McMillen’s couple welcome a boy. Dwight Chappell sells early peaches. Dennis land east of the river reveals a new gas well, No 3 on the tract, drilled for D H Fisher, producing 5 million cubic feet daily.
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Ralph Mendenhall
Chanute
Irwin Summel
W. H. Powell
el Dorado
Liberal
J. E. Ketchum
Iola
E. E. Harris
Tampa
Fla
Burns
E. Main
A. L. Burns
Reliable Tire & Battery Shop
Chanute Country Club
Wilfrid Cavaness
Thayer
H. W. Loy
R. B. Stebbins
Dr. P. B. Darlington
Miami
Okla
Orr McMillen
Dwight Chappell
Dennis
D. H. Fisher
Financial Help for Newlyweds in Honeymoon Planning
The speaker argues couples may avoid ongoing financial concerns by having the groom finance the honeymoon. He notes this approach can be practical yet brutal and suggests a weekend visit to a nearby town as an alternative.
Clips and Quips Guest-Well Good Night
In a warm exchange, a host and Mrs. MacGregor recall a river rescue as a young man confirms he pulled her son from the ice. The scene ends with questions about the boy's missing mittens and a child’s return home from school.
Backward readers spark split class rumors
A classroom planned division into two groups causes confusion as comments about reading backwards surface. A party encounter reveals a wife teasing her husband about late food, while a fur coat finance notice leads to a neighborly veto and a witty follow up note.
Strain of Difficult Decisions Weighs on Eisenhower Presidency
President Eisenhower faced mounting strain as crucial decisions loomed before his illness. He pressed House leaders to reinstate a one billion dollar foreign aid package and defended targeting bomber missions from European bases. A press conference revealed tensions over support for Senator Wiley and Oregon primary endorsements, underscoring a fragile leadership moment.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Eisenhower
House of Representatives
Moscow
U.S.A
Rayburn
Ike
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Wiley
White House
Oregon
Interior McKay
McKay
Hall Receives Key From Fraternity at Miami Jubilee
In Oxford Ohio Governor Hall receives Phi Kappa Tau Jubilee Medallion at Miami University golden jubilee convention. He urges increased national training and education to meet future needs and backs Nixon in stance after Governors conference in Atlantic City.
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Oxford
Ohio
Hall of
Kansas
Miami University
Hall
Nixon
Atlantic City
Eisenhower
Saturday TV Guide Highlights and Lineup
A dense listing of weekday and Saturday broadcasts across networks. Highlights include Federal Men, Crusader, Captain Kangaroo, Howdy Doody, Mighty Mouse, and a wide mix of sports, variety shows, cartoons, and dramas scheduled from morning to night.
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Federal Men
Crusader
Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal
Playhouse of Stars
Mighty Mouse
Joan
Winky Dink and
You
Knothole Gang
Little Rascals
Tales of Texas Rangers
Johnny Coons
Big Top
Captain Gallant
Christophers
Chris
Roy Rogers
Fury
Hank Thompson
Patty Page
Europe
Better English five questions and answers
Five user questions about grammar pronunciation spelling meaning and a vocabulary task. Provided are revised examples and explanations including REPAIRED TYPED pronunciation note gangrene profanation and a word beginning with as meaning constant in application such as assiduous.
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Careen
Gangreen
Muscatel
Musicale
Superstitious Belief Links Liverworts to Liver Cure
Historical belief held that liverworts could treat liver diseases. The claim reflects traditional folk medicine and superstitious practices rather than scientific evidence.
Twining Sees Power Station
General Nathan B. Twining visited a 500 kilowatt atomic power station in Moscow that supplies a small share of the city’s electricity since it began operation in June 1954. Also in Moscow, William P. Lear met with U S. Minister Walter Walmsley at the American Embassy amid questions from Washington about his flying visit. Lear, flying in a Cessna 310 with restricted equipment, left for Berlin with his wife today.
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Moscow
Nathan B. Twining
U.S. Air Force
U.S
William P. Lear
Walter Walmsley
Lear
NATO
Washington
State Department
Russia
Berlin
Kansas Senators Vote Against Amendment
Washington report notes Kansas and Missouri senators weigh in on a proposed amendment. The article outlines positions, highlighting Kansas lawmakers opposing the measure and contrasting Missouri's stance.
Chanute Tribune 1956 June 29 Publication Details
The Chanute Tribune edition from Friday June 29, 1956 lists Ernest W. Johnson as editor and publisher James Fehrenbach as advertising manager and notes publication as evenings except Sunday. It includes AP affiliation and subscription rates for Neosho Wilson and Woodson counties and four-county mail plans.
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the Chanute Tribune
Ernest W. Johnson
James Fehrenbach
Mgr
Neosho
Alles Wilson
Woodson
Senators Vote to Cut Foreign Aid Bill by Over 1.7 Billion
Yesterday the amendment to the foreign aid bill led by Senator Long was defeated 58 to 27. Democrats Hennings and Symington of Missouri opposed the measure, while Republicans Carlson and Schoeppel of Kansas also opposed. The note on the Right whale is mentioned as a separate fact.
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Sen. Long
D-La
Hennings and
Symington
Missouri
Carlson and Schoeppel
Kansas
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