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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1958
Page
4
Editorial argues that negative thinking has power as shown by two college-led outbursts. Hungarian revolt of 1956 produced brief free thought before action, while Peru's San Marcos incident involved anti Nixon protests. The piece suggests negative thinking can drive rational protest even in free nations.
A brief citation from Psalms 1 1 2 presents blessed guidance for conduct avoiding ungodly counsel and sinners.
Bermuda offers a quiet contrast to New York with banana plantations and pastel cottages set on limestone hills. Roads remain narrow and slow as residents follow a strict 20 mph limit while tourists drive none, aided by bicycles, motorbikes, and small British cars.
Twenty five years ago heavy black clouds dumped over southeast Kansas with Chanute streets flooding for the third time in 48 hours. Over an inch of rain fell in 45 minutes as residents faced another gully washer. The report also notes local civic updates and historical notes from Chanute.
Rand- opinion notes a Witty column on the annual Congress of Freedom in Kansas City. Eugene H Castle warned of national bankruptcy and billons wasted abroad while spending to contain Communism. The piece argues dollar diplomacy fails and criticizes U S foreign aid and debt.
Washington desk reports Congressman Oren Harris has halted the investigation into Sherman Adams amid public outcry. The piece notes Adams’ role with White House pressure and two letters to Murray Chotiner regarding North American Airlines. Nixon's Venezuela trip prompts secret service preparations for potential anti American demonstrations and threats.
Dr. Crane recounts guiding Nell D. a 16 year old cross eyed girl from Y-308 to visit a hospital for crippled children. The experience shifted her focus from herself to others, followed by eye surgery to correct her gaze and advice on kindness, charm, and winning friends.
The Chanute Tribune, a long standing Chanute Kansas paper, serves Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties with daily editions excluding Sundays, detailing publisher Ernest W Johnson and editor James E Sheridan oversight. Local circulation and subscription rates are provided for regional readers.
A teen complains his girlfriend is the best he can do with the car he owns while the town’s notices include playful barbs from nearby papers. Witty quips across counties reflect small town humor and daily observations.
A TV schedule lists prime time shows from 7:00 to 9:30 p.m. including Adams and Eve Pisher Gobel Show Pat Boone Meet McGraw To Tell The Truth Mr District Attorney Whirleybirds Bob Cummings Red Skelton Californians Phil Silvers State Trooper Honeymooners plus a morning slate of news and children's programs across stations KOAM KOTV WDAF KODE with titles like Wagon Train I Love Lucy and Highway Patrol.
The column notes the West Coast bears the nation’s highest divorce rate. It weighs curious trivia from Sir James Barrie to Samuel Johnson and adds flippant lines on Mars, milk snakes, and love via marriage. The piece blends miscellany with a pointed jab at modern life.
Secretary of Labor Mitchell was anticipated to visit Washington for discussions on labor policy and federal employment programs. Details of the itinerary were not disclosed, but sources indicated expected meetings with lawmakers and industry representatives.
Three senior Republican lawmakers voiced optimism that the House Armed Services Committee will draft a defense reorganization bill President Eisenhower can accept. Rep. Leslie C. Arends, Rep. James E. Van Zandt, and Rep. William E. Hess said the measure should meet much of his aim, with Van Zandt estimating about 75 percent. The committee began reviewing its draft to rewrite Eisenhower's proposal.
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