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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1958
Page
4
Editorial argues many accept higher prices as inflation persists and praises Congressman Myron George for highlighting ongoing hardship. The piece cites the runaway stock market as evidence of public attitude and suggests level headed action may be limited.
The verse from Proverbs 21 28 warns that a false witness brings ruin. A brief daily Bible line presents a moral reminder about integrity and honesty in testimony and conduct.
A compendium of opinions notes ice age predictions, political insight, and social jokes. It cites Quemoy and Matsu as potential flashpoints, laments inflation, praises three day weekends, and quotes a Presbyterian Church stance on racial integration and civil rights.
Rand- acting columnist cites Dr. Russekl of New York who says back pain peaks as athletes return in September. He urges year round light exercise and a daily pool swim or golf routine to maintain conditioning.
A. S. King escapes major harm after a burglar alarm at the Neosho Valley State Bank sounded at 3 15 p m Thursday King burned his finger trying to turn it off Police arrived within a minute Home remodeling on 625 W Main and people moving between Lawrence and local towns noted Neal Carson fractures his leg in a horse incident J D Malsbury elected colonel of the Neosho County regiment Sunday church and club events listed Sunday closing hours for most city drug stores and local crop yields report corn at 30 40 bushels an acre and oats at 19 bushels per acre.
The piece reports rising tension over Quemoy with U S naval options, Eisenhower limits on atomic use, and fears of broader conflict as Soviet and Chinese actions spark fear in the Far East. It cites joint chiefs, Allen Dulles, and Khrushchev as key figures shaping responses.
Dr. Crane explains that shock therapy only masks schizophrenia temporarily and that the underlying cause must be found by psychiatric analysis. Lola G., 17, exhibits withdrawal and social disengagement, with the condition traced to shyness and isolation rather than brain disease.
Chanute Tribune details publication info and AP affiliation and subscription rates for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties. It lists pricing by month, three months, six months and year for local and surrounding county readers.
A collage of humorous lines from area papers includes a neighbor’s tale of a $1000 car rattle prompting a new vehicle, a quip on vacations, Cherryvale’s 1920s bottle capping, fashion budget jokes, price anxiety in shopping, public sentiment on taxes, and Uncle Milt’s off-season.
In St Augustine Florida a 15 year old John E Carre was knocked from his motor scooter by a cannon ball rolled down a bridge by four youths who fled in a car. He was jolted but not seriously hurt.
A detailed listing of prime time and daytime programs across multiple channels for Tuesday September 16, 1958. Entries cover Adams and Eve to The Jack Paar Show with show times, channels, and a mix of dramas, game shows, and variety programs across KOAM TV Channel 7 KOTV Channel 6 WDAF Channel 4 KODE Channel 12.
The Soviet Union agrees to exploratory talks with the West to prevent surprise attacks. Eight nation talks may begin November 10 in Geneva following prior technical talks that ended August 21 on a nuclear test ban. The U S Britain and the Soviet Union plan political negotiations on a ban in Geneva October 31.
Eight cars of the Soo Line Mountain eerie train derailed about 40 minutes after leaving Minneapolis for Portal North Carolina via western Canada. At least 16 hospitalized and many others treated for cuts and bruises. no one seriously hurt. Conductor H M Ratje estimated 75 aboard the 15 car train.
A report notes the train was moving at a normal speed of roughly 50 miles per hour. The statement emphasizes standard operating pace without indicating any incident or anomaly.
Leslie G. Everitt general manager retail department Long-Bell division International Paper Company retires effective September 15 He chose early retirement to devote more time to family business Everitt joined the former Long-Bell Lumber Company in 1920 at Breckinridge Oklahoma and later became general manager in 1947 He plans to reside in Kansas City after retirement.
Atomic Energy Commission Chairman John T. MecCone described projected tests in New Mexico next year as extremely important to arid lands worldwide. He said project Gnome uses isotopes to trace underground rivers and water beds with potential long lasting effects on research, and noted proposed suspension of nuclear tests would reduce impacts.
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