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Looking Up. At the moment, Catoosa (pop. 638) has neither a water nor a sewage system. Most of its streets are unpaved. Many of its stores are abandoned. No passenger trains stop at the forlorn depot; no freight has been moved out since a local coal mine shut down a year or so ago. Catoosa is not even on the Arkansas, which passes 15 miles away at Tulsa. But the river at Tulsa is so impossible that engineers threw up their hands, decided to branch off the Arkansas and dredge their channel up the Verdigris River, a tributary, to Catoosa...
Then burn! she sang. For flames consume the air! Your weight shall win! I will be yours somewhere! I am confused! he cried in flames. Undone ! You're mine to burn? Bright love, what have...
When you tally the supporting voices, add mine to yours. Let's get the job done in Cuba ourselves, once and for all. Anger and resentment are not enough to contain encroaching Communism; traditional American action is long overdue. I'll wager the consequences will not be as dire as predicted. S/SGT. CALVIN D. REAM U.S.A.F...
...studiously into their faces while they talk. During President and Mrs. Kennedy's state visit to Paris in 1961, Jackie was unfolding the story of her life when she asked, "You realize. General, that my family is of French origin?" De Gaulle exclaimed drily: "Well now, so is mine!"* At the same banquet, Jacqueline Kennedy bubbled: "You, General, who have known so many interesting people in your life, tell me, which one had the greatest sense of humor?" De Gaulle's deadpan reply: "Stalin, Madame...
COAL. U.S. mines are now so automated that coal is one of the nation's most competitive exports. "It is literally true," says Commerce Department Economist Paul McGann, "that we can mine coal and ship it to Hamburg for less than the Germans can produce it." If the Six could be cajoled into lowering their tariffs and relaxing their quotas, U.S. coal exports would quickly jump to three times their current $350 million annual volume...