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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1958
Page
4
The piece argues wars loom across Indonesia, the Middle East, and China with Russia already at war with the U S. It critiques the Defense Secretary's claim that arms buildup proceeds as fast as feasible without harming the economy, suggesting competing authorities may dispute that view.
A brief devotional note cites Proverbs 11 5 stating the wicked stumble due to their own evil deeds. The verse emphasizes moral cause and consequence and offers a reflective reminder of accountability and divine justice.
A British ambassador Andrew Graham Gilchrist stays calm during Icelandic rioting over a fishing dispute. He remains at home in Iceland playing piano while brickbats fly and windows break, delivering a simple, steady message amid the clash.
Rand and Wit humor notes Dr Wilhelm Raab of Vermont state university medical school cites evidence that avoiding work links to heart and artery disease among the socially idle. Other experts suggest retirement shocks and indolence harm older men. even Yogi Berra claims onion diet aids weight loss.
Tribune notes first day of classes in city schools with 2 188 students enrolled at noon, 16 fewer than a year ago, attributed partly to a whooping cough epidemic keeping 20 to 30 children out.
A collection of witty lines from Kansas papers notes life begins at 40 and pensions at 45 while urging resilience in middle years. Said to contrast frugality with changing times as people burn candles at both ends.
Pearson reports Eisenhower faced a dilemma over Formosa linking to troops and allies. The piece traces Formosa as a partisan spur in U.S. foreign policy, driven by money from the China lobby including Soong and Kung kinfolk, influencing Republican push to foreground Formosa and strain bipartisanship. The analysis cites Louey Kung’s 1950 Los Angeles cash handoff to aid Nixon, and ties lobby wealth to policy shifts and elections.
In his Worry Clinic Dr George W Crane says parents should not terrify children about school. He advises early social play, weekend babysitting, and family stays to foster comfort with peers and kindergarten, ending with a sales pitch for his 200 point tests for good parents.
Local newspaper details publication schedules and pricing while outlining AP rights and office information. The notice lists editor, publisher, advertising manager, and postal details, along with subscription rates for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties.
The Elsmore column reports a funeral for Ed Pavlicek at the Methodist church with Rev. Ronald Sundbye officiating. Attendees include Jim Pavlicek and nephew Frank of Cicero Illinois and others from Kennewick Washington and Durango Kansas City. Mrs. Fredolph Hawkinson was hospitalized for asthma. A graveside service was held for the infant daughter of Duane Isaacs in Elsmore cemetery. Community members visit, sew carpet rags, and local residents host out of town guests.
A detailed schedule lists channel lineups and programs across KOAM, KOTV, WDAF, and KODE from Friday evening through Sunday. Highlights include Jefferson Drums, Ozzie and Harriet, Perry Mason, Have Gun Will Travel, Gunsmoke era westerns, Miss America, and multifaceted daily children's and news blocks.
Wall Street struggles to justify high stock prices as dividends lag yields of bonds. Mutual funds surge with new money and rising sales, while public remains biased toward growth stocks despite inflation fears. Analysts see pension funds and insurers flooding markets and predict inflationary momentum.
Earlton residents and nearby towns share a busy weekend with numerous guests. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kirby and son Dayton of Dayton Ohio stayed with Mrs. Kirby’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fickel, while Mrs. Lois Newman and her children of Wichita called on Mr. and Mrs. E A George. Other gatherings included dinners with the Scribners and Wheeler, travel news from Iola fair, and a plane trip by Mrs Carrie McNeal to Hartford Connecticut. New Zealand urges more wheat production to curb imports and conserve foreign exchange.
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