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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1957
Page
2
Senator Bush urged Senators Talmadge and Javits to back his plan to curb Senate debate. He pressed two thirds of those present and ruling to limit debate, replacing the current requirement of two thirds of the entire body. He also proposed ending the ban on time limits for changing cloture rules.
Pulaski County deputy identified Paul Crow, 33, of Olmstead, missing since yesterday, as the man found dead by a high voltage line at Camp Robinson. Coroner Gordon Holt said Crow, an Army base worker, was likely electrocuted while cutting a 4160 volt line. guards found the body after a dangling line was reported. He left a young son with his former wife and is survived by his parents.
Blytheville reports a 64 year old woman Grayce Billingslee was found dead at her home two weeks after a note to her mother. Coroner J R Stovall said the death appears self-inflicted with a .38 revolver found beside the body. Neighbors said she lived alone and had no known relatives.
Bush urges minimal changes and warns extended debate protects free speech, while Southern opponents threaten a filibuster as House civil rights legislation moves to the Senate, possibly next month.
Valley Stanfield resists medical talk and hospital settings while architecting a community clinic. Garde, a physician, confronts her aversion as Nan invites him to dinner, seeking his support for a welfare clinic to serve schoolchildren. The tension blends romance and professional duty in a small town scene.
Public hearing in Liplte Rock reviews Army Engineers plans for navigable Arkansas and Verdigris rivers from Arkansas mouth to Tulsa area. Proposals include locks, channel bottom width of 250 feet on Arkansas and 160 feet on Verdigris as part of a broader channel improvement program.
Unable to determine a coherent summary from the provided fragment which appears to be an unfinished narrative or note. The excerpt mentions a psychologist and a character named Ben and ends with To Be Continued, offering no verifiable event, date, or identifiable entities to anchor a card-style item.
The feature traces Warren Beatty from Arlington to New York where he and others audition for television roles. It recalls his background at Washington and Lee, his early work in clubs, and a tube job on the Lincoln Tunnel project as he pursues acting.
A quirky note describes a sea dragon with remarkable defense by appearance and appendages, claiming its model prevents harm to other fish and shields it from chemies. The text reads like from a whimsical feature, focusing on its idle protection rather than active defense.
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