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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1958
Page
4
Editorial discusses the value of the 120 million dollar satellite program, noting how confirming science fiction forecasts boosts space travel relevance. It argues that upcoming satellite experiments will improve weather forecasting and build data libraries for forecasters, enabling better weather action.
A left view over Ike at thirty feet for half an hour shows a healthy appearance yet reveals concerns. Observers differ on his look and performance, with one noting vigor and another suggesting fatigue and fading heart for the job. The piece notes his staff shields bad news and he prefers leisure over duty. A humorous aside from the Colby Free Press ends the column.
Naomi McKinney won the district Fox personality girl contest in Joplin Wednesday night. She may receive 125 dollars or an all expense trip to the Century of Progress fair in Chicago. The article also notes civic and local business updates from Chanute and surrounding area.
Rand and Lieberwitz argue crime among teens stems from weak family authority and lack of discipline. They contrast Italy’s strict paternal home with the United States and note rising youth offenses. A Floridian inventor promotes a toy knife that squirts red liquid for realistic bleeding, suggested as a Christmas idea.
In a closed hearing of a House Education and Labor subcommittee Democrats forced Republicans to back the Eisenhower school aid bill. A secret discussion followed, then a tie vote with Bailey breaking it, and a voice vote announced to avoid public embarrassment.
Lois, an Ohio housewife, praises Dr Crane's daily psychology column as a college-like major in psychology. The piece argues newspapers serve as textbooks for high schools to medical schools, citing courses taught by Dr Crane and the value of wide reading for self education.
The Chanute Tribune presents a masthead with editor Ernest W Johnson and advertising manager James H. Sheridan, notes publication schedule, and local and AP republication rights. It lists subscription rates for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties and outside four counties by month three months six months and year.
A string of humorous quotes from several papers highlights social views. Topics include doubts about royal jelly as a cosmetic, farming versus agriculture, cautious driving near police, and a father noting his quarrelsome children now reside in San Francisco and Galveston.
Barbershop quartets from Missouri Kansas and Iowa will represent the Central States area in the international contests at Columbus Ohio this week. Winners in the area contest here Saturday were the Pitch Hikers of Springfield Missouri the Cavaliers of Wichita and the Hawkeye Four of Des Moines. The Buccaneers of Springfield were named an alternate group.
Daylong slate shows morning to late night with multiple network lines. Programs include Today Captain Kangaroo Love of Life Truth or Consequences Duffy's Tavern World News News Weather and Tonight. Local channel lineups KAOM KOTV WDAF KODE present cartoons films westerns soap operas game shows and news.
New York columnist Hal Boyle jokes that moving to India or Ceylon is the only way a man can outlive his wife, listing life expectancy quirks and other assorted trivia about countries, celebrities, and odd facts with his characteristic sly humor.
Dennis Crosby 23 wed showgirl Pat Sheehan 26 in a Protestant ceremony at Gretna Green Chapel Las Vegas. Rev James A Herndon officiated as Sheehan, Miss San Francisco 1950, joins Crosby family after a quick engagement following dinner near the chapel. The couple had planned a Catholic ceremony at a later date.
Nearly 300 officers from 27 National Guard divisions began a week of study at the U S Army Command and General Staff College in Fort Leavenworth Kansas. The group includes 35th Division members from Missouri and Kansas.
Charles R. Starkweather, after three months in isolation, faces first degree murder charges in Lincoln. Jury selection begins for a case tied to 11 killings with potential life or death sentence. Insanity as defense faces reluctance from family and Starkweather. Caril Ann Fugate, 14, listed as prosecution witness in Jensen death.
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