Hal Boyle on awkward hellos at social gatherings
The column recalls how polite evasions fail in reunion moments. A host of exaggerated greetings and masked identities tests memory, with readers likely to chuckle at the clash between nostalgia and social performance.
Burglary on Increase in Arkansas
FBI reports 1956 Arkansas crimes rose from 1945 figures with higher totals for burglary larceny auto theft and aggravated assault while murder and negligent manslaughter also up. Statewide data cover 22 cities with 367 359 population. four cities DYE 25 000 detailed figures show varied crime counts in Fort Smith Hot Springs Little Rock and Pine Bluff for 1956.
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No Clues in Case of Missing Woman
Horatio police and volunteers scoured ponds woods and a well for Inez Casteel missing since Tuesday. Sheriff Cecil Dillahunty and State Police Sergeant Milton Mosier reported no leads after a day of searching despite broadcast warnings and the husband noting her ill health after a family death.
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Lopez Sparks Kansas City With Hitting
Hector Lopez fuels a Kansas City assault on Cleveland as he powers a 17-6 rout with two homers a single and a run, lifting teammates Harry Simpson and Lou Skizas in the slugging race while showcasing defensive grit at third base.
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Halfway Mark in Spa Fishing Derby
Anglers near the halfway point of the 13 day Hot Springs Amateur Fishing Derby as yesterday’s catches at Lakes Hamilton Catherine and Ouachita feature residents led by Ray Smith of Hot Springs with a six pound ounce largemouth and visiting contender J E Burcell of Danville Ky at seven pounds six and a half ounces plus smallmouth catches noted for L C Sears of Mountain Pines with two pounds four hundred forty two.
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American liner clears Suez Canal amid toll controversy
The 9,277 ton American President Jackson moved through the Suez on a Southerly passage from Karachi with 12 cruise passengers. Egypt collected a 16,265 toll, paid as required, while observers watched from the bank and pilot Mahmoud Metwally guided the ship through the canal’s curves.
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Public sale of Washington Arkansas water bonds set May 4 1987
Notice that on May 4 1987 the City of Washington Arkansas will sell by sealed bids two bond issues for a Municipal Waterworks System at 10 am in the Recorder's office. Bids may cover either issue and must be separated. Bonds bear interest set by law and are secured by taxes and water revenues. Documentation includes official opinions and bid conditions with a 2 percent certified check as liquidated damages.
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