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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1958
Page
4
The piece contrasts the area's attitude toward gubernatorial contenders with George Docking. It recalls his early remark about the tuberculosis hospital at Cha, highlighting a critical stance toward health facility issues and leadership.
A brief scripture note presents Deuteronomy 1 30 in which the Lord promises to lead and fight for his people, offering reassurance and faith. The verse emphasizes divine guidance and protection as the people advance.
The piece analyzes Charles de Gaulle’s leadership, the new fifth Republic, and France’s uncertain future under a strong executive. It weighs risks of fascist-like powers, possible party divisions, and the fate of a nation seeking stable governance after crisis. It also notes local civic efforts in Southeast Kansas and praise for Clyde Reed Jr.’s public service record.
Tribune notes from 25 years ago report 200 women attending a mid year rally of the Women's Union of the South east Kansas Baptist Assn with addresses by Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Seaholm, and Mrs. Williamson.
A compact clipping collection quotes quips from the Linn Palmer record the Augusta Gazette and the Emporia Gazette. It notes humorous lines on home projects reading and travel with a playful regional tone.
The piece argues hate and terror spread like contagion across the South and beyond. It cites Montgomery Alabama Atlanta Georgia and Clinton Tennessee cases of hate acts, police responses, and public opinion shaping outcomes. It notes bombings arrests indictments and a public mood that sometimes undermines legal efforts.
Denver Hargis, Democratic candidate for Congress in the Third District, criticized Republican rival Myron V. George in Pittsburg. The piece argues census offices brought substantial employment and investment to southeastern Kansas, countering Hargis’s claim they are temporary and unproductive.
Evening edition notes post office filing under the 1879 act and AP affiliation. Details rates for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and outside areas list monthly and quarterly prices, with annual options. The notice indicates classified circulation and Associated Press reprint rights.
A collection of brief humorous snippets from several Kansas papers highlights quirky takes on cars, etiquette, and trick or treating. Jokes touch on foreign car upkeep, spouse chores, and odd behavior, with light notes from Concordia Marion Moran Atchison Wellington Parsons and Cherry Vale papers.
The Chanute Tribune lists KOAM Channel 7 KOTY Channel 6 WDAF Channel 4 KODE Channel 12 with a dense schedule for Tuesday Oct 28 1958 and a wide Wednesday Oct 9 lineup including Amos n Andy Eddie Fisher Show To Tell The Truth Bob Cummings Californians Garry Moore State Trooper Today Newscasts and multiple soap operas game shows westerns and variety programs on all stations.
Den held onto the passing lead with 428 yards on 34 completions. Other leaders include Ced Price for Kansas State with 17 receptions for 252 yards. Snowden of Missouri averaged 42.4 yards per punt on 18 attempts. Max Martz of Nebraska had 5 punt returns for 13.8 yards per return. Colorado totaled 2,056 offensive yards in 5 games while allowing 876 yards on defense in the same span.
Howard Cook of Colorado surged back atop the Big Eight rushing leaders with 127 yards on 13 plays against Nebraska, bringing his season total to 500 yards in five games. He also added 12 points on two touchdowns to reach 53 in total, while Mel West slid to second with 426 yards and six TDs. Missouri quarterback Phil Snow is noted in the recap.
About 200 spectators watched Chanute Sports Car Club’s gymkhana at City Park. Hugh Berthot won the overall award with 2:32, taking two class wins in under 1500 c.c. and grand touring. Dr Kensett’s Triumph TR 3 won the 1500 c.c. class. Lois Morton won the women’s MGA.
In Green Bay Wisconsin investigators uncovered remnants of a spruce forest buried under several tons of clay soil. The forest dates back about 11,400 years to the last glacier that swept Wisconsin.
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