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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1958
Page
4
A local motorist describes driving Pittsburg area routes with detours caused by rain and road work. He refrains from complaining to the highway commission, instead thanking progress as each detour signals improving highways. He notes detours barely trouble travelers who accept future benefits.
A brief scripture note quotes Luke 24 47 urging repentance and remission of sins preached in His name to all nations.
Analysis notes John Foster Dulles speaks with deep knowledge yet lacks an effective team to implement policy. The State Department appears as his briefcase, scattered, with decision making driven by on scene leaders and distant from Washington’s desks. He projects authority, but audience perception varies between respect and detachment.
Cartoonish quips and satirical lines from multiple newspapers mock marriage dynamics and medical ethics while a policeman tickets a pink car, as a critic notes the era’s political populism and colorful street scenes.
E R Merchant long time Santa Fe chief clerk in the Topeka general office replaces the late G F Tier as master mechanic here. The vacancy will not be filled and duties shift to Arkansas City. Mary Roy to speak on Public Play grounds at Cross PTA Monday.
Rand cites Otto Hagn warning mankind may extinguish itself with future nuclear use. Dr. Adrian and Dr. Lapp echo doom and risk. Four new atomic energy projects announced in Boston include a multi million plant and an Air Force study. Teller predicts more surprises as nuclear power questions rise for 1965 and beyond.
Washington columnist Drew Pearson argues Israel’s tenth anniversary marks miracles yet predicts grave global issues. He cites oil dependence, near eastern conflict risk, and Christian duty to secure Jewish peace, recalling Nazi terror and Allied complicity while urging urgent steps toward lasting peace in the Near East.
Dr. George W Crane urges drivers to avoid lighting a cigarette while driving noting a case where one cigarette caused a fatal crash. He links smoking to highway carnage forest fires and high medical risk while urging readers to request his booklet from the Hopkins Syndicate in Mellett Indiana.
Published evenings except Sunday and entered as second class matter at the Chanute Kansas post office under the act of March 3 1879.
Answers address grammar pronunciation and vocabulary with brief corrections. The historical line notes the Declaration of Independence was signed over a year after Lexington and Concord, placing the event in the context of early Revolutionary War hostilities.
The Chanute Tribune lists KOAM TV Channel 7 KOTV Channel 6 and other stations with a dense sequence of programs. Evening blocks feature Tombstone Territory Liberty drama Dragnet Harbor Command Sea Hunt and The Guiding Light among a long slate. Sporting and news segments appear throughout the day.
Hollywood interview with Gene Fowler on directing horror films for teen audiences. He explains aiming for affordable, logical storytelling, disputes sensational titles, and recalls joining I Was A Teenage Werewolf to fund his projects. He says the film was completed in eight days for $82,000 and expected to perform widely.
Civil defense forces nationwide tally the mythical death and injury toll from a three hour mock nuclear onslaught in Operation Alert. More than 500 imaginary bombers and submarines simulated 291 blasts and widespread radiation fallout across 85 cities. Officials praised the exercise as highly effective with many cities achieving near total evacuations.
Four million Illinois school children participated in evacuation drills while Mississippi river boats were tested in Memphis for possible use as evacuation craft. President Eisenhower moved to a secret bomb shelter near Washington as the exercise continued through the night focusing on theoretical fallout scenarios.
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