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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1961
Page
4
Editorial argues roadside safety check lanes in Kansas cities fail to draw drivers and stresses need for mandatory enforcement. It urges police and highway patrol cooperation, frequent repairs, and twice yearly checkups to keep cars safe for drivers and families.
The writer notes Portuguese women balancing heavy loads on their heads during a journey from Lisbon to Rome. The trip covers three hours to Rome from the Lisbon area, passing across Spain and over a dusty Mediterranean. The piece mixes humor about fashion and daily work with transit details of airports and routes.
The Britannia turbo prop, once hailed as a great advance over the DC 7, carried only seven of 102 seats on a Sardinia flight. Jets now dominate main lines, with Caravelle, 707 and DC 8 shaping long range routes while prop liners shrink to niche runs.
Former Chief of Police J. E. Lindquist and Mrs. Lindquist arrived home from a vacation visiting Wichita and Oklahoma. Stark and Chanute attendees plan to join the state C. E. convention at Topeka. Cub Scout picnic at Highland Park produced several top finishers in running events and relays.
A daily Bible verse cites Obadiah 15 warning that the measure you deal out will be returned to you as your reward. The passage links divine judgment with actions toward others, stressing accountability for nations and individuals alike.
DREW PEARSON notes De Gaulle’s aloof stance toward Kennedy, warning that the Paris meeting will be tough. He cites France’s pride, lingering Algeria tensions, and CIA rumors as factors shaping Franco American tensions ahead of the Vienna talks.
A Wichita Eagle item notes a Connecticut congressman puzzled by a constituent note asking to keep Connecticut “a low in spirits area.” Other papers spoof wedding ads and clever lines about courtship, marriage, and revenge reflecting a light, humorous tone from multiple newspapers.
In response to questions about living without sleep, Dr Molner explains that sleep is a basic need not a habit. He notes extended wakefulness impairs judgment and can trigger temporary psychosis, while aging may reduce sleep needs but never remove the need entirely.
Kennedy faces De Gaulle in Paris amid France's stalled postwar stability and rising independent power. The two leaders may exchange understandings while navigating NATO role, French nuclear autonomy, and Congo peace, with Russia and China reshaping power dynamics in the quarter century ahead.
Chanute Tribune lists subscription rates by mail for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties and nearby Kansas areas. The notice covers annual and monthly options, delivery and post office details, and staff credits for the Chanute publishing company.
In a WWDC interview, Dr Luther Terry said a drug has almost certainly cured a cancer occurring in the womb membranes of pregnant women. He cautioned cures will not apply to all cancers and did not name the drug, noting progress but not certainty.
Detailed TV listings for KOTV KODE TV WDAF KOAM and WEDNESDAY THURSDAY show schedules. Channel lineups include Wagon Train Malibu Run Danger Man Price Is Right Angel Perry Comes Ive Got a Secret Peter Loves Mary U S Steel Hour The Third Man Weather News Jack Paar Naked City Movie Mer Husband's Affairs and extensive daytime dramas and game shows.
A spokesman for the National Institutes of Health said about half of 60 women cancer patients treated with the chemical over years survived. The NIH is a division of the U S Public Health Service and the comment accompanies a report on the drug’s impact.
A Dutch Venezuelan airliner with 61 passengers and crew vanished at sea and perished after a crash into the water near Lisbon Portugal. Rescue and recovery efforts were underway as high tide threatened to bring more bodies and wreckage ashore.
A four engine jet crashed on a stormy Atlantic beach after takeoff from Lisbon bound for the Azores killing all 61 aboard. The Viasa leased plane came from Rome and Madrid with no Americans aboard. one American, William Ayde lott e, had bookings but was not on board. Aydelotte, once a Chicago resident, said he felt good in Lisbon last night and waited for the next plane.
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