30 Aug 1957
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1957
Page
1
Fragmentary notes describe a long distance test vehicle linked to an army project and U S testing claims. It references Russian resistance to a research vehicle and notes U S advantages due to foreign bases and allies. Also mentions Saint Bernard dogs linked to a shelter founder in 19th century Alpine contexts.
Prescott Rotarians heard a report on the annual Valley Forge jamboree trip led by Scoutmaster Don Mitchell and Tom Lowery. The bus team traveled via Little Rock, Memphis, and Nashville, with dinners in the Senate Cafeteria and visits to Washington, D.C. The 3,000 mile journey included encampment at Valley Forge and sightseeing before returning home.
Discussion in Arkansas county group argues for use of outside appraisers as best method to avoid tax saturation and raise local school and city revenues. Judge A G Garrett convened the meeting to decide whether to hire specialists or proceed independently, with counties urged to prepare for possible votes in September.
The case involves Lege t Leggett, accused in the Toledo murder and rape of two Jacksonvill e sisters. Gov Faubus ordered 30 day evaluation by Topeka psychiatrists after Leggett was deemed insane by prior tests. State Hospital officials object to further examination, while Leggett's sanity remains contested amid efforts for fresh assessments.
Fragmentary report notes Stassen and Filko discussing disarmament. It references whether the Soviet Union would agree to any settlement and cites that the Soviet Abittel and the United States view the subject differently.
Desie the tortoise, longtime pet of Emily Wilson who died at 77, is linked to a will revealing a 100 pound bequest. The document names Miss Mary Guy, Wilson’s maid, as the beneficiary for Ossie’s Bloodline and related items, hinting at a quirky inheritance.
RAFE BOWN reports tuberculosis deaths in Britain dropped in 1965 to about 6,450, under the prior year’s toll. The General Register Office cites ongoing losses to industry from illness and lost work days, noting continued costs as Britain works to recover from the health setback.
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