Hospital Fund Hinges on Land Sale
The State Hospital faces a two year construction appropriation totaling around 214 billion dollars tied to the sale of its farm properties. Governor Faubus hinted the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission should have first dibs on about 3400 acres before public sale, a move that surprised Hospital Board members and Superintendent Granville L. Jones.
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Martha Hyer Is a Real Brainy Texan
Hollywood profile of Martha Hyer, 27, Fort Worth native and Northwestern alumna with high honors who writes magazine stories and owns prized paintings. The actress talks about her rise, working with Rock Hudson, Tony Curtis, Van Johnson, and a planned role with Bob Hope in Trouble in Paris, and reflects on maturing beyond youth in Hollywood.
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TV Dramas Feature Crime and Westerns
Television criticism notes crime and Western themes dominate weekly dramas across three networks with six hour long shows focused on crime, three of which use Western settings. Show business fare is quiet with Aluminum Hour NAC Tuesday.
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Faubus to Sign Senate Version Highway Bill
Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus indicated he would sign the Senate version of the highway appropriation bill totaling 164 540 500. The bill, amended to authorize the Highway Department to purchase and operate the Tondsuck Ferry across the Arkansas River between Perry and Faulkner counties, awaits his final decision at his desk.
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Failure of Laboratory Tests Warn of Poor Lab Standards
Dr Lewis Stith of Dallas cites a three state survey showing 42 to 62 percent of tests for special blood measures were not satisfactory. He argues low pay for technologists leads to insufficient training and erroneous results. Erroneous reports can prolong illness and cause deaths, he says at the American Academy of General Practice meeting.
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