Drastic Shortage Of Scientists Big Missile Problem
In Los Angeles a national crisis looms as the U S missile program stalls from a drastic shortage of scientists and engineers. A crash study triggered by Air Force and NACA seeks urgent solutions while White House controls spark debate. Russia’s escalating graduate output worsens U S prospects.
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Russia
USA
1953 Amendment Saved State near 2 Million in 1955
Nashville reports that a 1953 constitutional convention amendment saved the state almost two million dollars in the first fiscal year and allowed the governor to veto individual items of appropriation. Seven Tennessee cities have adopted municipal home rule under the amendment. The reunion noted delegates present, with plans for a next meeting at the Pope farm near Hendersonville and new officers named for regional groups.
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Cecil Siras
Frank Clement
Sims
Knoxville
Eas Ridge
Revierville
Clinton
Lenoir City
Johnson City
Sweetwater
Walter Haynes
Winchester
Ager
Delewates
Lewis 8
Pope
Hendersonville
Middle Tennessee
Fred Alair
Nate Tennessee
William Moss
Jackson
West Tennessee
J. M. Todd
Jones
Talley
Pialna
Moris Miles
Unoa City
Coch Binh
Mose Gammox
Maryville
Boys Club Summer Programs Expand as Members Grow
Community notice outlines Boys Club plans for summer hours from a.m. to 8 p.m. on weekdays plus a wide range of activities. Details include baseball and softball, badminton, volleyball, camping, swims at Legion Pool, fishing trips, and the upcoming Clytan Boys Camp for over 200 members. A Pie Picnic Field Day is set for Thursday evening with V.P.W. Auxiliary providing hot dogs and milk.
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Cubs
HD. Jeter
Gut Building and Grounds Committee
Legion Pool
Clyitan
Clyiian
V.P.W
Frances Butler
N. Va
Walle Jr
Warrick Drive
Harold Alan
East Center
Phil Cassell
Rt. 6
Sammy. Nerley
Wale
Gary Paps
Lyn Garden Dr
Bobby Wines
Virgil
Prom plan for controlled drinking rejected by Horace Greeley seniors
In Chappaqua New York Horace Greeley High School seniors scrapped a plan to offer limited drinks at the June 25 prom. The proposal drew clergy criticism and was voted down by about 70 seniors after debate.
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Chappaqua
N.Y
Horace Greeley High School
New York
Bids Opened on Repairs at Eastern State Hospital
Bids were opened today for repairs to the Cotton States Building and for a new sewage plant at Eastern State Hospital in Knoxville. The Nashville project was expected to cost about 230,009 dollars and the sewage plant 169,000 dollars.
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Nashville
Nere
Eastern State Hospital
Knoxville
N C GOP Hopeful Seeks 1000 Yard Run Challenge
WILMINGTON NC One Republican candidate for Congress in the TL District, C Dunn Malpass, vows not to lose and challenges the Democratic primary winner to a 1000 yard run while opponents Eric Carlyle and Alcon Leoon weigh about 200 pounds each. The item mixes campaign boast with odd ad text and unclear lines.
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North Carollum
C. Dunn Malpass
Congress
Malpsas
Jess
Arcuitbent
Eric Carlyle
Alcon Leooon
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