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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1958
Page
4
A jitorial notes a special session record claiming lobbyists saved about $6 million in state taxes for three minor interests. The piece argues that despite pay, lobbyists remain under-paid as their work benefits others financially.
A message quotes Jesus in John chapter 20 verse 29 Blessed are they that have not seen and yet have believed. The reading emphasizes faith without direct sight and invites contemplation of belief.
Washington report profiles Dick Nixon as a hard working self-made leader with strong energy but lacking universal leadership. It notes his fit for a future nomination while doubting a summit leadership edge, and contrasts him with Kansas oil, liquor, and insurance lobbying wins that saved millions.
At a National Committee on Aging meeting G Warfield Hobbs urged social security laws be revised to offer flexible retirement wages tied to a cost of living index. He argued retirees should not be penalized for past dollar values while benefits are forecast to reach nine billion annually within five years.
In Tribune Files 25 Years Ago Earl Todd, division highway commissioner, announced E. W. Smith of Thayer would serve as main maintenance patrolman for state highways in the area. The item also notes various local society notes, student activities, and political club gatherings from the period.
A collection of humorous quips from local papers. Quick jokes about a bashful teen, a retiree with little to do, and a clever exchange with Main Stem Millie. A Dickinson County pupil offers a distinction between results and consequences.
Secretary Weeks testifies that a business lull stems from the Sputnik launch and severe winter weather. The piece accuses Weeks of blaming a nondepression downturn on fear and cold. It also alleges nepotism in the Interior Department, naming several Welker era relatives on the payroll and suggesting civil service exemptions were bypassed.
Dr. Crane analyzes Dolores M a 24 year old promising musician whose mother funded her career to spite the ex husband. The mother admits a 21 year inferiority complex and seeks better goals for daughter while Dolores faces marriage to a dentist and possible church music roles. Dr. Crane urges parental self analysis and socializing the mother.
Local publication lists subscription prices for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties by mail. Rates shown include one month two dollars and three months six dollars, with six months and one year options. The notice identifies Associated Press rights and non Sunday publication schedule.
President Eisenhower will address a Republican dinner honoring GOP members of Congress. His remarks at a downtown hotel will be carried by CBS from 9 30 to 10 p m EST and focus on national defense and other aspects of U S security.
Invitations to a Missouri Basin Interagency Committee meeting were sent to governors and representatives of member states for October 15 in Bismarck. The North Dakota Water Conservation Commission plans to ask Senator Frank A Barret to discuss water rights legislation at the gathering.
A dense list of prime time and daytime programs across channels KOAM KOTV WDAF KODE and 12 including Mr Adams Eve Pat Boone Red Skelton Californians 64 000 Question Honeymooners Price Is Right Truth or Consequence Wagon Train I Love Lucy and Millionaire with varied news weather and sports updates throughout the day.
GM and Ford issued direct appeals to about 350,000 and 140,000 hourly workers respectively urging acceptance of wage formula terms. Curtice pressed acceptance of a two year extension of built in wage increases to bolster public confidence as talks with the UAW resume.
E S Patterson acting chief of the UAW bargaining team said the corporation's proposal was made twice before negotiations began and was rejected both times.
Republican leaders dismissed the suggestion that President Eisenhower will resign before his term ends. Meade Alcorn called the claim nonsense while Paul Butler said Eisenhower might turn the office to Vice President Nixon if he cannot continue. Senator Knowland defended the President’s vigor and said he is on the job full time. No White House comment was issued.
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