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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1957

Page

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U S Missile Plan Future Bright Says Rep Kilday

Rep Paul Kilday of Texas told the American Legion group the United States can outpace the Soviet Union in missile science if researchers, production leaders, and developers unite and fund a well planned program. He faulted delays and warned against service rivalry hindering progress.

U. S Paul Kilday D-Texas Kilday Grant Congress American Legion Olmos Club Defense Department U.S Soviet Union Wilson Russia Goul

Unusual Christmas present explodes after dumping into Gulf

Harlingen fire chief W T Hamilton reported a jar of metallic sodium exploded after being dumped into the Gulf of Mexico about 15 miles offshore. Two brick-sized chunks emerged from a jar found by a Harlingen businessman. A coast guard plan was to sink it. officers witnessed eruptions as white patches and smoke appeared on the surface. A nearby demolition crew warned the chemical could cause a powerful blast. In a separate item, four year old Charles Lee Paulk was killed by a street grader while playing near his Lubboock home.

Harlingen W. T. Hamilton Gulf of Mexico Hamilton Arlingen Coast Guard Max Coffey Scotty Rowlin Coffey Rawlin Tot Lubbock Charles Lee Paulk

Tie Event Registration Prices Listed Pounds and Dollars

The document notes registration fees for a tie event at 2.50 and 3.50 pounds with 5 and 7.50 dollars. It references multiple currency amounts indicating tiered pricing or options. No names or places are given in the readable text.

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