Congress Enters Final Stage In 1957 Session
Washington August 17 1957 Congress moves into the mop up stage of its 1957 session as it eye adjournment this week. Deadlock over the ci tidits bill appears broken though settlement by Sunday is not assured. Other must bills include unfinished FY appropriations and a delayed Atomic Energy Commission appropriation. Senate work includes foreign aid and immigration bills with White House pressure to restore funding. House Senate conference to settle power ownership and FBI file access bill under Supreme Court guidance. Public power debate lingers as parts of Eisenhower program are shelved for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congr
Citidits
Sutiday
House
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate
Eisenhower
John Foster
Arthur W. Radford
Ing
Joint Chiefs of Staff
John B. Hollister
FBI
Supreme Court
Monday Myth: Hal Boyle Reframes the Start of Week
Hal Boyle argues Monday is not inherently blue but shaped by attitude. He suggests the day can be a constructive entry to a productive week, a stepping stone toward duty and personal growth, with the calendar turning to Tuesday and beyond. He urges embracing Monday as a prompt to live meaningfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Moneer
Ling
Oman
Guy Gan
Willy
Audrey Helpers To Work Holiday In Lake Charles
Labor Day weekend adds an extra building day for volunteers to construct seven homes for Hurricane Audrey victims in Cameron Parish. Red Cross says the three day bee will end during the holiday weekend with volunteers from Shreveport Alexandria New Orleans Leesville Baton Rouge and Lake Charles. Ten new homes are ready to occupy and five more will be built next weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Charles
Valunteers
Audrey
Red Cross
Cameron Parish
Shreveport
Alexandria
New Orleans
Leesville
Baton Rouge
OU engineering grads start work at 458 a month
Norman special report shows June 1957 University of Oklahoma bachelor of science graduates from the college of engineering averaging 458 dollars monthly as starting salaries. Aeronautical engineers led with 543, mechanical 485, industrial management 483, electrical 480.Most grads received multiple job offers and 73 percent reported starting pay and employment type. Petroleum engineers earned 690, chemical engineers 650, with oil industry and other sectors shaping the distribution across fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Constitution
Norman
Starling
University of Oklahoma
College of Engineering
W. H. Carson
Carson
Aeronavical Engineers
Woti
Webb Named Special Consultant to Advise Folsom on Medical Research
James Edwin Webb of Oklahoma City was appointed Sunday as one of 10 special consultants to advise Health Secretary Marion B. Folsom on medical research and education. Webb is president and general manager of Republic Supply Co of Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (LLP
James Edwin Webb
Oklahoma City
Marion B. Folsom
Webb
Republic Supply Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Congress
Clown
Stockton
Calif
Sam Pickens
West
San Joaquin County
Folsom
ST Es
SEARS
Fairloom
Max
Shin
Conlinator
Sears Sawing Center
Uttar
Kenmore Console
Sears Custome
Ndergarten
North 17Th Street
Arline
Eman
Cullen T. Raley and
Ray Black
Lawton Mid-Continent
Mid-Continent
Raley
Black
Security Bank
Maio-Continent Life Insurance Company
Ari
Lawton, Okla
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!