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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1964
Page
4
The piece argues the 1955 U.S. offer to Nasser for the Aswan dam was misplayed. It suggests Khrushchev’s financing shows Nasser playing both sides for leverage, likening him to Tito and warning against chasing more bribes. It notes Communist gains in Egypt and broader Arab influence.
A woman muses on meeting famous figures in heaven and jokes about priority, visas, and companionship after death. She imagines Caesar, Lincoln, Barrymore, Rudolph Valentino, and others in eternity while debating access, grace, and possible reunions with husbands.
Albert G. Brown director of the victorious high school band and orchestra is named as the third Kan- Lloyd Woosley of Petrolia reports a 22 pound six catfish catch from the Neosho river Saturday night. The Grace Episcopal baptism for Roland Frank and Frank John Cornelson 22 year old twins is postponed due to measles in the family. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen prepares for the largest Kansas state meeting to be held here Friday and Saturday. Ladies day golf at the Country club sees Virginia Jones Georgiana Spielman and Mrs. Carl W. Stevens winning balls while many others participated.
In this column, Drew Pearson discusses postwar efforts to seize I G Farben assets linked to Auschwitz labor and the 1950s shift under Attorney General Robert F Kennedy allowing 60 million dollars of General Aniline and Film assets to return to Interhandel. It probes motives behind the reversal and notes opposition from the Justice Department staff. The piece hints at connections with General Aniline executives and Kennedy appointees.
A reader asks about bringing city fluorinated water home for a child with 13 cavities. Advice notes fluoride tablets and topical fluoride from a dentist, and suggests dental issues may involve diet or an underlying illness. consult a doctor for persistent problems.
Monte Ne in Arkansas will soon be submerged by the Beaver reservoir in a $45.5 million hydroelectric flood-control project. Coin Harvey, radical Liberty party figure and Monte Ne founder, built an amphitheater, a private rail line, and a planned pyramid tomb which remains unfinished. his tomb has been moved to higher ground away from the rising waters.
The article outlines connections linking Robert Kennedy to General Aniline and Film through board appointments and personal ties. It notes Marin and Harold Clancy as Kennedy allies and mentions a 1950s memo from Alfred Schaefer of Interhandel seeking continued dealings with Radziwill, husband of Jacqueline Kennedy’s sister.
Local department managers and staff are listed with their roles including advertising news city circulation mechanical and press. Published evenings except Sunday and entered as second class matter with postage paid at Chanute Kansas. The Associated Press holds republication rights and subscription rates are listed for Neosho Alen Wilson and Woodson counties.
In Washington, Dr Wernher von Braun says the United States has a better than 50 percent chance of landing a man on the moon before 1970. He cautions success depends on avoiding critical setbacks and notes the decade end as the timeline.
Belgrade reports indicate Josip Broz Tito is 72, showing vigor. Tokyo notes Anastas Mikoyan met Emperor Hirohito, first Cabinet Russian guest since WWII. Canberra features Sir John Eccles calling the race for the moon futile and crazy. Cleveland quotes Rev. Hugh E. Dunn joking about a lost welfare plaque for Chelereze.
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