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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1960
Page
4
Editorial argues one sided parking can widen streets for better traffic flow and safety. It notes fewer collisions if parked cars cut cross traffic, cites increased street activity by youths and children under parental supervision, and invites reader letters to The Tribune Forum.
The verse promises care for the flock by God, who will lead them to restful pastures. It frames divine shepherding as a guarantor of nourishment and safety for the people.
A metropolitan bank rejected a loan suggestion by a vice president named Sunshine. The piece notes census rivalries and a 1930 count, cites a Kansas town jailhousing transients, and recalls long marriages and a Home Run incident with a quip about washing.
The Topeka Daily Capital urges caution as Kansas enters a water season highlighting past drownings and the dangers of boating and swimming. It notes 56 Kansans drowned last year, stresses lifeguards and safe boating, and reminds readers of a new law requiring boat registration and life jackets for each passenger.
A compilation of witty lines from various papers notes a garden money-saving claim, Khrushchev’s mood shift to Moscow with Helsinki remark, U.S. comic book spending at $100 million versus library books, a prompt to check a humorous room under a bed, and editor remarks about a church fundraising sale.
Tribune Files reports weather permitting the first summer band concert will be June at Central Park led by Clarence Northrup, with Charles Vierth directing. Erie-Neosho County growers vote 212 to 31 to maintain production controls as announced by the allotment committee. Memorial service for Civil War veterans held at Grant Avenue Baptist with four survivors attending. Lightning struck Elm Street residence causing damage. another bolt struck Forest Street hole in ground. Humboldt-Will Caldwell awards for iris show. Chanute finishes fourth in State Line Rifle Pistol League shoot at Coffeyville. Mrs Noel Rike hosts birthday gathering for son Junior with listed guests. High school seniors present American Citizen in Hetrick theater with full cast listed.
James Marlow analyzes the U S response to Khrushchev after the Paris summit collapse. He notes administration uncertainty about Soviet aims and predicts President Eisenhower will avoid another summit, favoring foreign minister talks. Morgan reports Herter sees possible Soviet action but no war moves.
A dense scan of the Chanute Tribune schedule lists TV programs across multiple stations on Friday May 27 1960 including Buck Privates Love Lucy Truth or Consequences Search for Tomorrow Guiding Light Cartoon Time The Milionaire Hogan early morning and late night airings across KOAM KOTV KODE WDAF and more.
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen Tom White has ordered a full investigation of three generals Gen Leland Stranathan Maj Gen Harlan Parks and Maj Gen William Hall accused of junketing including bullfights Coca Cola deals and weekend trips to Washington The inquiry follows their alleged improper travel and potential conflicts of interest with corporate ties and civilian employment prospects.
Publication details list Chanute Publishing Company staff roles and contact points. Subscriptions are shown for Neosho Allen Wilson and Weedson Counties with rates by year six months three months and one month. Also notes evening publication schedule and second class mailing status.
Big Creek residents share visits with Coalcreek Chanute and Neosho Memorial Hospital in Chanute. The last session of Town and Country Churches was held Sunday at the Big Creek church with local families mentioned across gatherings and birthdays.
Topeka visited recently with their parents Mr and Mrs Wilbur Switzer and Mr and Mrs Earl Reinhardt. They called at Neosho Memorial Hospital to see Charles Clark who is a patient there. Mrs Don Mears and Marvin, Mrs Jimmy Finley and Mr and Mrs Walter Gereicke visited at the Worth Waltermire home Wednesday. Billie Whitworth visited at Royster Junior High School in Chanute Thursday. Marvin Elliott is ill with the whooping cough. Kathy Pugh of Parsons spent Tuesday night with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Earl Pugh. Mr and Mrs Louis Pugh spent Wednesday with them and Kathy accompanied them home. Mrs Ralph Reinhardt is spending a few days with Mr and Mrs Lou Reinhardt and new son Mark Wayne at Columbus.
New York AP humor column recounts office secretary jokes about flirtation, courtesy phrases, and work life. Comedic exchanges poke at boss behavior, professional norms, and gendered office dynamics.
A dialogue excerpt shows two men discussing Miss Tiggly. One asks if she is attractive, the other asserts her loyalty after ten years with him and denies romantic interest. The scene centers on friendship, boundaries, and perception.
A consumer guide outlines safe purchasing practices and cautions readers about scams. It emphasizes verifying seller credentials, checking product details, and using trusted payment methods to avoid fraud.
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