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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1959
Page
4
Reporters describe Khrushchev in colorful terms as a voluble salesman and a rugged cowhand among others. AP quotes field observers and street impressions to capture the press frenzy during his tour.
J. H. argues that a new national health agency RISE will amplify the charitable sector’s reach, while noting existing disease groups compete for funds and may dilute private giving. He contends poverty shifted to government funding 25 years ago and public health remains a vast challenge.
A devotional note cites Psalm 1 6 warning that the Lord knows the way of the righteous while the path of the ungodly shall perish. The verse emphasizes moral distinction between faithful living and folly.
A collage of wry observations on 1920s sales, fashion quips, plane mishaps, and retro TV ads. References to cigars, jewelry, getaway cars, Khrushchev digs, Laos roadless policy, and Indian Summer forecast through pre Christmas sales chatter.
A collection of light quips and jokes from readers. The items poke fun at sermons, weddings, cosmetic trends, and blunt advertising. Observations about driving habits hint at caution and humor in everyday life.
A 25 year old notice lists invited guests for the annual American Legion dinner honoring Civil War veterans. Also ahead a Democratic rally at Erie courthouse with speaker T. R. Evans of Chanute and other political leaders.
James Marlow analyzes Khrushchev's strategy from Berlin pressure to a planned summit. By leveraging the West's deadline on Berlin and delaying concessions, Khrushchev appears to ease tensions while forcing negotiations. Eisenhower hints at talks but progress remains uncertain.
Vice President Nixon broke a final Senate tie after only Johnson and Dirksen remained. Dirksen objected to adjournment and his vote is recorded as against adjournment, though Nixon declared the tie broken in favor. A separate note recalls Eisenhower’s Paris visit and Mamie’s concern over crowds shouting “Eek.”
The Chanute Tribune lists publication details for Chanute Publishing Company Ernest W. Johnson as editor and publisher with department managers named. It includes postal classification notes, Associated Press rights, and subscription rates for Neosho and surrounding counties with various mail terms.
Dell Reed and Eldon Penner of Chanute schools joined 100 plus industry and education representatives from southeast Kansas at Kansas State College of Pittsburg for a dinner meeting. Dr Arnold spoke on rising manufacturing value and future employment in the eight-county area. Edward McNally stressed skilled labor as a key resource and on the job training needs. A regional industrial survey was discussed and a long-range training program was proposed, with plans to form an advisory committee of manufacturers and educators.
A dense list of daily and late night TV programs across stations KOAM Channel 7 KOTV Channel 6 KODE Channel 12 WDAF Channel 4 with program times from 6:30 a.m. to late night. Entries include U S Border Patrol Wyatt Earp The Rifleman Red Skelton Show World Series special and many soap operas game shows and talk shows.
A report outlines plans for training programs to meet the needs of area manufacturers. It highlights collaboration between industry groups and educational institutions to develop skills in emerging technologies and production methods.
AP analyst notes mechanization shifts aid to salesmen as audiovisual gear raises pitch impact. Portable kits let reps demo in offices and win signatures, with expertise still essential. Industrial films, TV, tapes, slides, and color prints expand tools. firms cite 200 million dollars in last year’s purchases, schools 27 million.
Purchases by government agencies religious social welfare civic medical groups bring total to about 250 million. Closed circuit TV grows fastest and films for schools rise. Corporations spend 100,000 dollars yearly or more on audiovisual equipment for industrial movies. Media use expands as management communicates with staff stockholders and communities. Mechanization aids these efforts.
In Santa Monica California Carmene Calhoun testified that Skinnay Ennis used abusive language including calling her stupid and crazy. The court granted a divorce on grounds of mental cruelty after Ennis did not contest the suit.
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