Prescott Kiwanis hear Hans Waltzahn speaker
Prescott Kiwanis Club met at the Lawson Hotel at 6 15 p m with Hans Waltzahn a German student from Oran Latmber Co as speaker introduced by Russell Myberg. Members reported on the Fishing Derby tickets sold and a social following with couples bridge at the McMaherty home.
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Lawson Hotel
Hans Waltzahn
Germany
Oran Latmber Co
Russell Myberg
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Acs
J. ¥. McMaherty
McMahen
Clyde Hesterly
Weldon
Earl Eppler
C. Ai Gray
Hesterly
Eisenhower Signals Cautious Civil Rights Stance
President Eisenhower said he cannot imagine sending federal troops to enforce school integration and urged emphasis on voting rights. He suggested the attorney general might act on his own to pursue desegregation, while Senate debate continues over enforcement provisions and injunctive power.
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Eisenhower
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South
Senate
Incal
Sens. Anderson
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Aiken Creva
Pat Boone Sings Three New Songs in Barnardine Debut
Pat Boone makes his screen debut in the Twentieth Century Fox CinemaScope comedy Barnardine at the Saenger theater featuring three songs. The title tune Bernarding and a Calypso piece Technique are by Jahnney Metter, while Love Letters in the Sand was written by Nick Kenny Charles Kenny and J Fred Coots. During rehearsals Boone entertained pop stars Terry Moore Janet Gaynor and Dean Jagger with his oversized ukulele, a gift from Arthur Godfrey.
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Terry Moore
Janot Gaynor
Dean Jagger
Anthur Godfrey
No Money Yet Continued From Page One Power for Lone Rock
The bill funds several river and flood control projects in Arkansas and Louisiana, including White River backwater and Francis River Basin programs, totaling millions. President Eisenhower previously vetoed a similar measure, urging larger legal contributions and completed Army Engineers reports on other jobs.
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Bocal
Tinsas
Bayou Macon
Arkansas
Louisiana
White River
Francis River
Eisenhower
Battic
Army
Withholding Increase Proposed to Four Percent
An extra session discussed contractor payments and a proposal by Bohlinger to raise the withholding to four percent starting July 24 amid unsettled estimates and layout concerns. The discussion noted completed and accepted work, with the pressure of pending wage and payment adjustments.
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Wollune
Sholding
Bohlinger
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