Longrange studies under way on nuclear explosives
A government official discussed possible economies in the defense program and a study by the Atomic Energy Commission. Officials note joint committee interest in weapons material production and stockpile size, with potential cuts and tighter controls under review.
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Wilderness Scout Camp Set for Sangre de Christa Trip
Twenty nine Scouts from Troop SI plan an independent wilderness camp in the Sangre de Christa mountains west of Walsen arg Colu. They depart from Forrest Heights Methodist Church by chartered bus for a week of merit badge work rank advancement and outdoor crafts. Adult leaders include Howell G Killgore scoutmaster Raymond R McWilliams John W Bill Wright and Dr T H Holmes. The troop returns to Lubbock July 21 G.
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Attend Annual Martin County Meet at Stanton
About 82 people attended the 30th annual Martin County Old Letters Reunion held in the city park Stanton. Annie Herzog honored as oldest attendee born in Marin County 71 years ago. Walter Kelly and spouse oldest married pair, married 48 years. Weems Williams couple had the shortest marriage, last June. Officers: Oliver Kelly president Collison Mott vice president Mrs Morgan Hall secretary. Best dressed male and female awards went to Sid Cros and a group of winners. Parade winners: Stanton Garden Club float first Beta Sigma Phi second Music Club third. Sheila Dress Shop won window display. memorial to oldtimers read by G B Shelburne Sr.
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