State Department push for Middle East aid spurs debate
Washington officials led by Secretary Dulles push a new Middle East program. The plan, framed before President Eisenhower, seeks congressional authorization for armed forces and a major aid package. Background notes cite 1954 and 1955 statements by Dulles and contemporaries about Soviet competition and U.S. economic help in the region. Public notices and local events follow in the next items.
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Washington WI
Wistnhawer
State Department
Middle East
Stretary Dulles
Senhower
Dale Vek
Congress
Armioes
Bothehoy
Dulles
Mlerenes
United States
Nehru
India
South Asia
Asia
Middle -East
Russia
Water Well Drilling Bid Notice for Washington Arkansas
Sealed proposals to construct a formation test have and deep water supply well will be received by Mayor T G Haynes for the Town of Washington Hempstead County Arkansas. Plans may be inspected in Hope Arkansas or obtained for a $10 deposit with bids due January 17 1957. Bids require a 5 percent bid guarantee and labor wage compliance per Act 115. Owner reserves right to reject any or all bids and hold bids for 30 days.
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T.G. Haynes
Washington
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Chas. O. Thomas
Citizens National
Hope
Arkansas State Department of Labor
Sixtieth General Assembly
Ashington
T. G. Haynes
Verger Band Mothers Club Meeting Tonight
The Verger Band Building hosts a 7 30 PM meeting of the Verger Band Mothers Club with all members urged to attend. The page also notes community notices and a calendar entry from Esther Hicks with contact numbers.
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Verger Band Mothers Club
Verger Band
Prescott Kiwanis Meets. Obituary Notes Population Growth
Kiwania Club Meets Prescott Kiwanis Club met in regular session on Thursday evening at the Broadway Hotel. Dr. J. A. Bias, longtime local veterinarian, was killed in an automobile accident near Smackover. The piece also lists numerous local social visits and family travel, and notes Arkansas population figures for 1836 and 1860.
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Kiwania Club
Prescott Kiwanis Club
Broadway Hotel
Virginia Ann Kinney
Lera Johnson
Piany
Elis Stewart
Ed Smith
Prescott
Jada McGuire
Blytheville
Mrs. Johnson
Clarksville
Tex
J. A. Bias
Arkansas
Not Refugtoal Camp Kiln Visit Report
Vice President rights claim on refugees is unclear amid garbled notes from a visit to CAMP KILM. The text describes camp life including living quarters, barracks, corridors, and various activities, with detainees awaiting interviews and new arrivals undergoing examinations.
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Camp Kilm
RighVixon
Freerhan
Refugee center aims to speed processing and placement
The vice president toured an Army reception center to inspect bottlenecks in sea and air operations as thousands of refugees are processed and placed in homes across the day. Nixon said the goal of resettling all 500 refugees should be reached in the very near future and the center will be adequate to handle anticipated influxes.
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Lhey
Army
Tn America
Nixon
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BeeBee
Ces
Anna P. Strong
Byers
Saratoga
Climmie Hopkins
Tweny
Morse Standberry
Clifford Byers
Texarkana
Willie M. Carrigan
Eizabeth Mann
Ozan, Arkansas
Mary Ella Watkins
Frank Watkins
Watkins
Chicago
Illinois
Hosea Watkins
Merideth
Long Beach
California
Frank’ Watkins
Queen Heughy
Pine Bluff
Cleona Munn
Andrew
Brenda .G. Williams
Clement Williams
Mrs. Thomas Thompson
Waldo,’ Ark
Thomas Thompson
Waldo
Herbert Williams
Santa Anna
Mrs
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Anna Harris
Margaret Lorraine
Deborah Ann
James Authur Williams
Little Rock, Arkansas
Esther Hicks
Pho Jane
Antonis
the Hope Civic Improvement
RCA Whirlpool
Me ‘Attagis
East Third Street
Wolripest
Mare
Guinan Weshems
Dockery and
Mr. Dockery
Gathy
Barentina
Alice Barentine
Arlice Perry
North Tittle Rock
Alfred Barenting
Cabot
First Baptist Church
Martin Cathey
Rbn Cathey
R. V. McGinnis
Martha Marilyn McGinnis
Tulsa
Okla
Prank Haltom Ty
J. D. Cornish
Bill Moore
Gordon
Sidney Parker Jr
Baytown, Texas
8. P. Davis
Hot Springs
Wylie Bird
Stevie
St. Cobb,Okla
J. R. Cox
C. A Haynes
Dallas
Texas
T. B. Logan
Tor Logan and
Dady
Memphis, Tenn
Mrs. Clyde Norton
Forrest City
Pat Fore
Tyler, Texas
Fore
Bryan Ritchie
S. A. Greer
Lewis Sandusky
Judy
Kansas City
Curtis Lemons
Waldron
Glen Greer
Homer
Burkeville, Texas
C. H. Tompkins Jr
Carthage, Mo
C. H. Tompkins
J. W. Teeter
Jim Sloan
Jonesboro
B. C. Stivers
Price Hamsey
Seattie and
Barbara
Center, Texas
Jack Stivers
Orange
C. H. Moore
Memorial Hospital
Sidney-Uy
Mike Frigat
Gloversville
Little Rock
William E. Woodruff
The
Arkansas Gazette
Foster's
Childr
Oxfords & Loafers
Black & Brown
Eamily Shoe Store
Somreet LY
Corbin Foster
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