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Newspaper
Port Isabel Press
Location
Port Isabel, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1955
Page
5
Violet Moore Higgins advises boys and girls to take up bird study as a rewarding hobby. The article notes about 700 bird species in North America and highlights simple ways to begin, including observing marsh birds like Red Wings and noting color clues.
Hollywood buzz: top names including Burt Lancaster Russell Rita Hayworth Frank Sinatra Henry Fonda and Kirk Douglas form corporate bodies to produce their own pictures. The aim is greater profits and long term earnings by money making films instead of salaries. Richard Wic not joining the scramble offers insight into the shift.
The column mixes a meditative note on anger and health with an interview on film career choices. It cites wisdom from scripture and discusses how wrath affects the body, then shifts to actor Widmark explaining that stars face tax issues and different pathways to wealth through incorporation or profit participation.
Washington says passports can be denied for Communist ties criminal records insanity or perceived national interest. ACLU filed suit to force clearer reasons and a right to appeal. Officials note appeals exist only for some denials others lack formal recourse.
Washington Democratic leaders approve proposed rules to avoid loyalty oath disputes and ensure party nominees appear on state ballots. Rules assign state committees responsibility for ballot access and declare duty of national members to back nominees, with possible seat penalties for noncompliance. The 1956 proposal, drafted by a 20 member advisory panel led by Stephen A. Mitchell, Sen. Humphrey, and John S. Battle, aims to prevent ballot issues seen in 1948 and 1952.
In federal court Carliner plans an interview not a hearing. He will seek a full hearing for any passport applicant denied by the State Department with evidence, counsel, and confrontation. He also challenges the Department's authority to withhold a passport based on political activity abroad.
Applications are invited for substitute clerk and substitute city carrier positions at the Hobbs postoffice. Open to residents within delivery range or bona fide patrons. No special education or experience required, but a written aptitude exam will be administered. Contact Lyle C. Garner at the Hobbs postoffice for forms and details.
The report notes temperatures in the ocean depths remain slightly above the freezing point. This anomaly is observed in deep water layers, suggesting unique thermodynamic conditions affecting marine environments.
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