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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1957
Page
2
Arkadelphia Chamber of Commerce publicity director explains a plan to bring industry to Arkadelphia. A message from the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission in Little Rock states two representatives will be sent to assess opportunities and initiate development.
Arkadelphia leaders describe a growing industrial tale featuring the Tectum Corporation and Reynolas plant alongside the American Excttsior, with Dick Huie and George Dews detailing successes to Hope chamber members. Directors and officials asked questions as the narrative emerged.
In Hope, Hale and Dews lead a chamber event detailing how Arkadelphia secured industrial growth. They describe raising about 260000 in two weeks, stock purchases by 600 entities, and the role of local banks, churches, and firms in funding a 40 acre site for a million dollar complex. The interview covers funding, local cooperation, and advice to attract future industry.
Washington observes the 18th anniversary of the Woman's Army Corps with posts at home and abroad. Col Mary L Milligan of Edgewood Pa, fifth director, sent greetings to 5,500 members on active duty. She praised women serving in the Army and urged continued sacrifice. WAC formed May 4, 1942, under a 1943 act, reaching 400,000 during World War II.
Nuclear experts at the Nevada test site studied the day's blast as the United States prepared to launch the sixth series of atomic tests. The briefing focused on final details and the test's atmospheric effects at the southern Nevada proving ground.
In high winds the plan to detonate an atomic device near the desert faced postponement. Officials will decide at 7 p.m. tomorrow whether conditions are satisfactory. The Atomic Energy Commission stated that winds could trigger a delay if not favorable.
Reportedly scientists intend a series of tests to maximize safety in radiological fallout handling. The initial detonation will occur atop a 700 foot tower, taller by 200 feet than previous towers, with subsequent blasts from balloon supported platforms at elevations up to 2100 feet.
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