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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1960

Page

4

Editorial argues for united local fundraising drives

The piece notes donors feel overwhelmed by multiple appeals from girl scouts, Red Cross, cancer fund and more. It argues a single united drive would better mobilize business and service clubs, benefiting smaller hometown groups and reducing fragmented giving.

Girl Scouts Boy Scouts Red Cross Cancer Fund Salvation Army Museum Fund Agricultural Hall of Fame Magazine PTA

Agricultural Hall of Fame to rise near Kansas City Kansas

A 700 acre site on Kansas City Kansas outskirts will host a 5 million dollar Agricultural Hall of Fame. The project plans to honor farming contributors with statues and exhibits plus a faithful century old rural village replica including a country store blacksmith shop rural school and pony express station. The village aims to draw tourists and reflect past life while funds are raised.

Kansas City Kansas Agricultural Hall of Fame

Clips and Quips and Community Notes Blend

A rough collage notes reader opinions on national conventions calling them circuses while joking about clowns and politics. It also reports Emportia's Three Gallon Club blood donors expanding, with memories of panther plasma and a local boss quip. A bedtime scene and a long-lived 68th birthday with a 45th anniversary echo.

Three Gallon Club Emporia Lem Lump el Dorado Times

Neosho County students win cream production contest

Florence Morehead of Union Valley School took first place in a Neosho County rural school contest on Good Cream production with classmates Geraldine Van Leeuwen Ruby Hall Opal Smith Glenn Ewing Rachel Hague Betty Jane Thielen Coreene Magner Ralph Baldwin Marge Runyon and Dan Buster also earning honors. Banditry robs Kelso grocery $233 and a nearby filling station $30 in Thayer as a posse of 100 pursues the thieves who escape after wrecking their car. Nine Savonburg High seniors, Marie Hawkinson LaVern Ludlum Helen Ingels Perry Bowen Norvell Nystrom Ray Catron Vern Cupoet Lyle Cupper and Marland Nelson graduate this year. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Goss celebrate their 56th wedding anniversary with no plan for a party. Meat specials at Economy Grocery list Mincedham 19c lb ham burger 17c lb pork chops 25c lb. Knights of Columbus members from here attend con ferring degrees in Richmond. iris in many colors bloom in Larry Gaulter’s garden, with peak blooming in three days. Mothers Day dinner hosted by Ida M. Stewart and guests. A. D. Pearson and Dick Gibson return from Kansas City with two women barbers the first in Chanute in years. New gas well by D. H. Fisher near the Catholic church yields fair amount. next well north of Hetrick theater. W. M. Freel and Frank Freel purchase Mission cafe from J. L. West.

Florence Elizabeth Morehead Union Valley School Neosho County Geraldine van Leeuwen Ruby Hall Opal Smith Glenn Ewing Rachel Hague Betty Jane Thielen Coreene Magner Ralph Baldwin Marge Runyon Dan Buster Thayer Kelso Savonburg Savonburg High School Marie Hawkinson LaVern Ludlum Helen Ingels Perry Bowen Norvell Nystrom Ray Catron Vern Cuppet Lyle Cupper Marland Nelson W. S. Goss N. Evergreen Knights of Columbus Richmond James Nolan Herman Fehr Charles Berthot Barney Thielen John Booth Arthur Thielen Roy Thielen Francis Thielen Larry Gaulter S. Santa Fe Ida M. Stewart N. Forest J. A. Birdsong Kenneth W. L. Camp Claude A. D. Pearson Dick Gibson Kansas City Chanute First National Bank D. H. Fisher H. C. Todd Fisher Hetrick Theater W. M. Freel Frank Freel Mission Cafe N. Grant J. L. West

Bible Verse Promises Prosperity and Leadership

A verse from Deuteronomy 15 6 proclaims the Lord blesses the faithful, enabling them to lead many nations without borrowing and to reign while others do not reign over them.

Friday the 13th Bluster and Tiny News Snippets

A collection of short, miscellaneous remarks covers superstition, fashion notes, car sales trends, local admiration for a poised matron, spring hints, and budget limits for an aged care program. It notes a married heiress expecting, a neighbor’s electric blanket, and a critique of White House hospital stay burdens relative to income.

White House

Four Major Proposals For Old Age Health Plan

James Marlow outlines four major proposals to provide medical care for Americans over 65. Eisenhower administration Javits Forand and McNamara offer different mixes of voluntary versus compulsory funding, with varying cost shares, eligibility, and benefit structures.

James Marlow Associated Press Washington Congress Eisenhower Aime J. Forand D-Ri Pat McNamara

Sensitive Listening Devices Tell Story of Spy Plane

Washington reports that US air reconnaissance pilot Francis Powers was tracked by Turkish listening devices as he flew a weather mission over Russia in a U 2 spy flight. The mission began April 27 from Adana and aimed to photograph Soviet territory from the Pakistan border to Sverdlovsk. The Soviets chased the jet after detecting it, with conflicting early accounts of whether power was lost at 30,000 feet or later.

Jack Anderson Washington Sverdlovsk Russia Turkey Uncle Sam Francis Powers Khrushchev Powers Pakistan Murmansk Bude National Aeronautics and Space Administration Adana Peshwar Sverd‘lovsk

Figures Predict Better Times Ahead

AP analysis notes April data show mixed signals with rising employment and a high GNP driven partly by inventory buildup. Unemployment remains around 5 percent nationally, but regional variations persist. First quarter earnings rose 5.5 percent year over year, yet April to June profits may not match 1959 peak. Despite this, confidence remains high and the year’s outlook is generally bright.

Sam Dawson AP Business News NEW York Eisenhower

Chanute Tribune Local Rates and Publication Info

Chanute Tribune details publication schedule and staff. Includes address in Chanute Kansas and pricing for subscriptions by mail across counties. Provides rates for one year six months and three months inside and outside four counties.

Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson

Conrad in Court But Not as Dillon

William Conrad, known for playing Marshal Matt Dillon, faces an alimony dispute with his estranged wife. She seeks $2,000 monthly, arguing $1,250 from last year’s interlocutory divorce is inadequate, while Conrad asks for a reduction to $750.

Conrad Dillon Los Angeles William Conrad Matt Dillon

TV Listings and Highlights for Friday Evening

A dense grid of channel schedules and program titles for KOAM, KOTV, KODE, and WDAF plus related stations. Includes times for News Weather Sports, movies, comedies, dramas, and children’s programs across multiple channels. Highlights feature Gene Kelly, Twilight Zone, Perry Mason, Gunsmoke, Alfred Hitchcock, and various weekend blocks.

Jack Paar Camere RFC Koam.tv New Horizons KOTV Kode-Tv Wdaf.tv Orai Roberts Four States Dennis O'Keefe Perry Mason Walt Disney Rebel Bowsers Bonanze 20Th Century Mr. Lucky Dennis the Menace Howdy Doody Heckie and Jeckie Ed Sullivan Ruff and Reddy Interpol Inside Sports Kota Claudia David Herald of Truth Star & Story

Remarks That Raise Hackles On Hackie as He Drives Along

New York cabbie humor column by Hal Boyle highlights passenger remarks that irritate or mock taxi drivers. Anecdotes cover jokes about fares, tips, meters, rain, speed, and errands, illustrating tensions between riders and drivers in a light tone.

Hackie Hal Boyle New York

Bondsman Fined in Obscene Film Case

WICHITA AP Robert G Moffitt a 49 year old bail bondsman was fined 400 and sentenced to 30 days in jail for possessing obscene motion picture films.

Wichita Robert G. Moffitt

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