05 Jun 1957
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1957
Page
1
Hal Boyle describes her baton twirling attempt and notes it is harder than it looks. She spent time with the Arkaluas family and picked up local expressions like “drop fits” while seeking a good teacher to learn acting.
The proposal covers seven unstream data on the Lite River three in Arkansas and four in Oklahoma. Total cost cited as 10 035 000 with a 53 285 000 extra authorization due to prior Millwood approval. Senate bill envisions power facilities later and local land value payments contested by Budget Bureau and Army Engineers. Oklahoma reportedly to underwrite storage costs. Arkansas option unclear. Kerr criticizes 1952 budget directives.
President Eisenhower weighs a ban on certain seial deformations and shortened life plans while a newsman asks about the final decision on whether this would justify mesia tests. He notes some scientists seem out of their depth and hints at an organized effort behind the issue.
Proficiency Continued from Page One lists troop members and badge tallies. Cherry Myers and Susy Booth lead with five to nine badges, including Sue Duckett and Janet Terrill in lower counts. Troop 2 led by Mrs Buck Rogers or Jane Grigg shows ten badges for Pamela Parsons and Mary Ann Beaty with others earning multiple badges.
Switzerland Liberia Ireland Costa Rica and Ecuador have acquired merchant ship fleets since World War II. The sale was described as a mental monstrosity without legal authorization. Sen Mareney of Oklahoma and Rea and Edmondson of Oklahoma supported Kerr's statement.
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