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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1958
Page
4
The piece argues polls raise questions more than reveal answers and notes many voters lack understanding of constitutional amendments. It cites Neosho county sampling, observes gender differences in opinions, and suggests polls should aim to provoke interest and reveal when they fail to predict turnout rather than merely be accurate.
A devotional note highlights II Chronicles 20 15 declaring the battle is not yours but Gods. The verse emphasizes divine deliverance and reliance on spiritual guidance.
The piece contrasts London and Paris, noting Parisian boldness versus London's restraint, the gray Parisian luminosity against London soot, and London's horizontal spread. It highlights Whitehall and Downing Street as government hubs, Victorian architecture, and London's role as England’s bustling yet suburban capital.
Hugo T. Wedell, former county and Chanute city attorney, praises the Tribune editorial on Amendment No. 1 for nonpartisan Supreme Court selection. He urges Chanute readers, Democrats and Republicans, to support the amendment, arguing partisan politics should not influence justice and calling for qualified, dedicated jurists.
Tribune Files notes C. L. Bickhart elected commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars post with Harry Spafford S. E. McAdams Cash L. Wagner John Hargrave Herman Fehr John Gant and Friend M. Braden chosen for officer roles. Also mentions H. W. Chestnut offering free turnips to needy residents and Kiwanis Old Folks party guests the Kimbrough family and local honors.
Drew Pearson reports readers in Midwest states write to the State Department about the Quemoy crisis. Nixon and Dulles are cited in shaping policy as public concern shifts voters. Ohio polls hint Bricker faces trouble but may win reelection. Di Salle portrayed as a potential Democratic governor.
Dr George Crane discusses the Scientific Marriage Foundation as a modern aid to find compatible partners for educated professionals. He notes business leaders often avoid mixing romance with work to prevent office disruption, behavior he calls the norm in medicine and commerce.
Published evenings except Sunday and entered as second class matter at Chanute Kas The paper belongs to the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations Subscription rates are listed for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson Counties by mail monthly quarterly semiannual and yearly fees With outside counties rates are also shown for one two and three month periods and longer terms
A collection of humorous clippings from Kansas papers includes quips about teamwork with the Teamsters, medical advice on relieving heart tension, a Cherokee County slogan on experience, a joke about a power mower causing mole haircuts, a tarantula roommate at Kansas State, weather notes from Crawford County, and storm window tips as the Little Fellas slump at the screen door.
The questions cover punctuation and pronunciation. Answers: 1 omit together. 2 pee an with stress on first syllable. 3 foresee. 4 imperceptible means very slight gradual or subtle. 5 intrepid means fearless.
A dated broadcast guide lists daily programming with times and channel numbers. Notable items include Wagon Train Union Pacific Decoy The Price Is Right Rescue Millionaire The Rifleman and Tonight figures like Noel Cox For Congress and You Bet Your Life along with late night news and talk shows across KOAM Channel 7 KOTV Channel 6 WDAF Channel 4 KODE Channel 2.
A London fan endures a ticket rush and crushing crowds at Wembley for the England vs Soviet Union game. He pays high scalper prices, fights cold and crowding, misses drinks, and finally exits into a long wait for a train after the match ends.
A worker turns on his radio and learns England won five to zero. He, among 9 000 fans, marks the moment as England avenges last summer’s World Cup defeat in Stockholm. He feels wonderful despite payday limits on beer and cigarettes.
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