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Resolution Act No. 211
House Resolution No. 474-942
A RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to the
Constitution, so politic as to create a body
corporate and to be known
as the “White County Industrial
Building Authority”; to provide
for powers, authority, funds, pur¬
poses and procedures connected
therewith; to provide for cne sub¬
mission of this amendment for rati¬
fication or rejection; and for other
purposes. RESOLVED THE
BE IT BY
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF GEOR¬
GIA; “T
SCETION 1
* Article V, Section IX, Paragraph
I of the Constitution, is hereby
amended by adding at which the shall end
thereof new paragraph
read as follows:
i • There is hereby created Cleveland a body
corporate and politic in the White
Georgia, to be known as
County Industrial Building Au¬
thority, which shall be an instru¬
mentality of Cleveland, Georgia
and a public corporation and which
in this amendment is hereafter re¬
ferred to as the ‘Authority/
“The Authority shall consist of
five members. The President of
the White County Redevelopment
Corporation, the Mayor of the
Cleveland City Council, and the
Chairman of the White County
Board of Education shall be ex
officio members of the Authority.
In addition the Chairman of Com¬
missioners of Roads and Revenues
of White County shall appoint two
members and they shall be eligible
for a term of five years and shall
be eligible for reappointment. Va¬
cancies shall be filled for the un
expired term by the said Chairman
of Board of County Commissioners.
A majority of the members t shall
constiute a quorum and a majority
may act for the Authority in any
matter. No vacancy shall impair
the power of the Authority to act.
.. The property, obligations and
the interest on the obligations of
the Authority shall have the same
immunity from taxation as the
property, obligations, and interest
on the obligations of Cleveland
Georgia.
.. The powers of the Authority
shall include, but not be limited to,
the power:
(1) To receive and administer
gifts, grants and donations and to
administer trusts;
(2) To borrow money, to issue
notes, bonds and revenue certifi¬
cates, to execute trust agreements
or indentures, and to sell, convey
mortgage, pledge and assign any
and all of its funds, property and
income as security therefor;
(3) To contract with political
subdivisions of the State of Georgia
and with private persons and cor
porations and to sue and be sued
in its corporate name;
(4) To have and exercise usual
powers of private corporation, ex
cept such as are inconsistent with
this amendment, including the
power to appoint and hire officers,
agents and employees and to pro
vide their compensation and duties,
which officers and agents may or
may not be members of the Au
thority, and the power to adopt
and amend a corporate seal and by
laws and regulations for the con
duct and management of the Au
thority
(5) To encourage and promote
the expansion and development of
industrial and commercial facilities
in White County and the City of
Cleveland, so as to relieve insofar
as possible unemployment within
its boundaries, and to that end to
acquire by structure within the
limits of White County, suitable for
and intended for use as a factory,
mill, shop, processing plant, as
sembly including plant, or fabricating plant,
all necessary and appur
tenant lands and appurtenances
thereto, furnishing, and all necessary or useful
ment. Such machinery ana equip
through acquisition may be
the acquisition of land and
the construction thereon or a build
ing, including the demolition of
existing structure, or through the
acquisition of an existing building
and the remodeling, renovating re
constructing, furnishing and equip
ping of such building;
(6) No building acquired here
under shall be operated by the Au
thority but shall be leased or sold
to one or more persons, firms or
corpoations. If sold, the purchase
price may be paid at one time or
in installments falling due in not
more than thirty (30) years from
the date of transfer of possession.
The lessee or purchaser shall be
required to pay all costs of operat
ing and maintaining the building
or buildings and to pay rentals
or installments sufficient, together
with other revenues which may be
pledged for the purpose, to retire
terest, and to pay all other ey
penses which the Authority may
penses whirh the Authority may
have incurred in connection with
the undertaking.
(7) To accumulate its funds
from year to year and t u invest
accumulated funds in any mannei
that public funds of the' State of
Georgia or any of its political sub
divisions may be invested;
(8) To designate officers to sign
and act for the Authority generally
on in any specific matter;
(9) To do any and all acts and 1
things necessary or convenient to
accomplish the purpose and powers
of the Authority as herein stated.
‘The Authority shall not be au
thorized to create in any manner
any debt, liability or obligation
against the State of Georgia or
White County, or the City of Cleve¬
land, Georgia.
“The members of the Authority
shall receive no compensation for
their services to the Authority.
“In order to finance any under¬
taking within the scope of its power
or to refund any bonds then out¬
standing, the Authority is hereby
authorized to issue bonds bearing
rate or rates of interest and matur- j
ity at the years and amounts <Je
termined by the Authority and the
of validations, issuance
delivery shall be in all respects
accordance with the Revenue
Bond Law (Ga. Laws 1937, p. 761),
as amended, Georgia Code 87-8, as
if said obligations had been
originally authorized to be issued
thereunder, provided, however, that
any property, real or personal, of
the Authority may be pledged
mortgaged, conveyed, assigned, hy¬
pothecated, or otherwise encum¬
bered as security for any lawful
debt of the Authority. The Au¬
thority m&y execute any trust
agreement or indenture not in con¬
flict with the provisions of this
imendment to provide security for
any bonds issued as provided here¬ in¬
in, and such trust agreement foreclos¬ or
denture may provide for
ure or forced sale of any property
of the Authority upon default on
such bonds either in payment of
principal or interest or under any
term or condition under which such
bonds are issued. Nothing herein
contained shall be construed to
create a right to compel any White exer¬
cise of the taxing power of
County or the City of Cleveland
o pay any such bonds or the in¬
terest thereon nor to enforce pay¬
ment thereof against any property
of White County or the City of
Cleveland. authorize
“The Authority may and
additional bonds, for extensions
permanent improvements to any in¬
dustrial building acquired hereun¬
der, to be placed in escrow and to
be negotiated from time tp time
as proceeds for that purpose ma y
become necessary. Bonds so placed
in escrow shall, when sold and de¬
livered, have such standing with
the bonds of the same issue as may
be provided in the authorizing pro¬
ceedings. except refunding
“No bonds, issued hereunder,
jonds, shall be
unless the Authority shall have
found and declared that:
(1) The undertaking for which
the bonds are to be issued will in¬
crease employment in White County
and in the vicinity of the City of
Cleveland. of
(2) To lessee or purchaser involved
.he building or buildings establishing
will not by virtue of
operations in said county or in said
city, reduce the number of em¬
ployees employed by said lessee or
purchaser elsewhere in the State of
Georgia. derived by the Au¬
“No moneys than
thority from any source other
gifts and contributions from pri¬
vate individuals, firms or corpora¬
tions shall at any time be used
for entertainment, or other promo¬
tional expenses.
“Should said Authority for any
reason be dissolved, title to all
Property of every kind . and , nature, t
real and personal, held by
honty at the time of such dissplu
should revert to the City of
Cleveland, Georgia, subject to any
mortgages, liens, leases, or ot er
encumbrances outstanding against
or ln .aspect to, said property at
th f* time '
This amendment . - is • adopted for
the purpose of promoting and ex
Panding for the public good and
welfare industry and trade within
White County and in the vicinity
the City of Cleveland and red.uc
in S unemployment to the greatest
extent possible, and this amendment
and any law enacted with reference
to the Authority shall be liberally
construed for the accomplishment
these purposes.
“ This amendment shall be effec
tlve immediately upon proclamation
its ratification by the Governor,
and the first members of the Au
shall be appointed within
(30) days after such proc
“ Th e General Assembly may, by
law , further define and prescribe
powers and duties of the Au
and the exercise thereof,
may enlarge and restrict the
e, and may likewise further
the management and con
of the Authority. The Au
shall be an instrumentality
White County and the City of
Georgia, and the scope
its operations shall be limited
the territory embraced within
county. The General Assembly
n °t extend the jurisdiction
the Authority nor the scope of
operations beyond such limits.”
SECTION 2
When the above proposed amend
to the Constitution shall have
agreed to by two-thirds of the
elected to each of the two
of the General Assembly,
the same has been entered on
journals with the “Ayes” and
taken thereon, such pro
amendment submitted shall be provided pub
and as
Article XIII, Section 1, Para
I of the Constitution of
of 1945, as amended, t>
The ballot submitting the above
amendment shall have
or printed thereon the fol
‘ For ratification of amendment
the Constitution so as to create
‘White County Industrial Build
g Authority’.
“Against ratification of amend
to the Constitution so as to
the ‘White County Industrial
Authority’.”
All persons of adopting desiring the to vote in
shall for porposed ratifica
vote
on of the amendment, and all per
ons desiring to vote against the
of the proposed amend¬
shall vote against ratification.
If a majority of the electors
to vote for members of
General Assembly voting there¬
in White County shall vote for
shall thereof, this amend¬
become a part of the
of this State. The re¬
of the election shall be made
like manner as returns for elec¬
for members of the General
and it shall be the duty
the Secretary of State to ascer
and certify the result to the
who shall, if such amend
be thereon. ratified, issue his procla
l. SMITH n ____V
_
tub eusvatAfcb (c4t aiuittJSR
of the House
W. ELLARD
of the House
T. BYRD
of the Senate
D. STEWART
of the Senate
Resolution Act No. 200
House Resolution No. 364-763
A RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to
Article VII, Section VII, Paragraph
V of the Constitution of the State
of Georgia to authorize any county,
municipal corporation or political
subdivision of the State to issue
and sell revenue bonds subject to
and in accordance with the terms
and provisions of the Aci of the
General Assembly of the State of
Georgia approved March 31, 1937,
known as the Revenue Bond Law
of 1937, as amended, ana as the
jame may hereafter be amended,
and to refund any such bonds to
provide funds for the purpose of
carrying out slum clearance and re¬
development work, including the
acquisition and clearance of areas
which are predominantly slum or
blighted areas, the preparation of
such areas for re-use, and the sale
or other disposition enterprise of for such private areas
to private public bodies for public
uses or to
uses, and to provide that the is¬
suing body may pledge to the pay¬
ment of the principal of and the
interest on any such bonds and to
create reasonable reserves in con¬
nection therewith, as well as tp
establish a fund for future work,
all or any part of the taxes received
(except required such tpjees be used which only by law far
are to
specific purposes) by such body
any real property involved
in any slum clearance including or redevelop¬ hereto¬
ment work, work
or hereafter done, together
with any or all other revenues
from any such work and to the
extent that such taxes and revenues
so pledged are insufficient to pay
the principal of and the interest
such revenue bonds and to epeate
reasonable reserves in connection
therewith such issuing body may
pledge the full faith and credit of
such issuer to make up any deficit
and the issuance of any such bonds
and the pledge of the full faith and
credit of the issuer shall be an
authorized indebtedness but no vote
of the people shall be required
prior to incurring the same nor
shall such bonds or such pledge be
considered as an indebtedness in
determining the limitations on in¬
debtedness imposed by the provis¬
ions of Article VII, Section VII,
Paragraph hereafter I of the Constitution as
now provided or further amended; and
that any county,
municipal corporation or political
subdivision other than the issuer
benefiting from any such slum
clearance or redevelopment work
may contract with the issuer of
any such revenue bonds and agree
to pay to sqch issuer all or any
part of the taxes received (except
such taxes which by law are re¬
quired to be used only for specific
purposes) by such body from any
real property involved in any slum
clearance or redevelopment work
including work heretofore or here¬
after done, so that the same may
pledged to the payment of the
of and the interest on
bonds and to create reason¬
reserves in connection there¬
as well as to establish a fund
future work; to provide for the
of this amendment for
and fop other pur¬
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE
ASSEMBLY OF GEOR¬
and it is hereby resolved by
of the same, that:
SECTION 1
Article VII, Section VII, Para¬
V of the Constitution of
State of Georgia, as hereto¬
amended, is mereby further
by adding thereto the fol¬
proviso:
Provied that any county, mu¬
corporation or political sub¬
of the State shall be
to issue and to sell
bonds subject to and in
with the terms and pro¬
of the Act of the General
of the State of Georgia
March 31, 1937, known
the Revenue Bond Law of 1937,
amended, and as the same may
be amended, ana to re¬
any for the such bonds, to provide
purpose of carrying
slum clearance and redevelop¬
work, including the acquisi¬
and clearance of areas which
predominantly slum or blighted
the preparation of such areas
re-use, arid tire sale or other
of such areas to private
for private uses or to
bodies for public uses. As
for the payment of the
of and the interest on
such bonds and to create
reserves in connection
as well as to establish
fund for future work, the issuer
pledge all or any part of
taxes received (except such
which by law are required
be used only for specific pur¬
by such body from any real
involved in any slum
or redevelopment work
work heretofore or here¬
done, together with any or all
revenues from any such
and to the extent that such
and revenues so pledged are
to pay the principal
and the interest on such revenue
and to create reasonable re*
in connection therewith, as
as to establish a fund for
work, such issuing body may
the full faith and credit of
issuer to make up any deficit
may exist. The issuance of
such bonds and the pledge of
full faith and credit of the
shall be an authorized in¬
but no vote of the people
be required prior to incurr ing
same nor shall such bonds or
pledge be considered as an
i
-A
indebtedness in determining the
limitation on indebtedness imposed
by the provisions of Article VII,
Section VII, Paragraph I of the
Constitution, as now or hereafter
amended. Provided further that
any county, municipal corporation
or political subdivision .other than
the issuer benefiting from any
such slum clearance or redevelop¬
ment work may contract with the
issuer of any such revenue bonds
and agree to pay to such issuer
all or any part of the taxes re¬
ceived (except such taxes which by
law are required to be used only
for specific real purposes) by such body in
from any property involved
any slum clearance or redevelop¬
ment work, including work hereto¬
fore or hereafter done, so that the
same may be pledged to the pay¬
ment of the principal of and in¬
terest on such bonds and to create
reasonable reserves in connection
therewith, as well as to establish
a fund for future work.
SECTION 2
When this resolution shall have
been agreed to by two-third (2-3)
of the members elected to both
houses of the Genral Assembly
of Georgia, the same shall with be
entered on their journals the
yeas and nays taken thereon and
shall be submitted to the people
for ratification or rejection at the
next general election for members
of the General Assembly as pro¬
vided by the Constitution of the
State of Georgia. At said general
election, said those amendment desiring to shall' vote in
favor of have
written or printed on their ballot
the words: “For ratification of
amendment to Article VII, Section
VII, Paragraph V of the Constiu
tion of the authorizing state of Georgia, as
amended, any county
municipal corporation or political
subdivision of the State to issue
and sell revenue bonds and to re¬
fund any such bonds to provide
funds for the purpose of carrying
out slum clearance and redevelop¬
ment work and to pledge certain
taxes for the purpose.” Those de¬
siring to vote against ratification
of said amendment shall have
written or printed on their ballot
the words: “Against ratification of
amendment to Article VII, Section
VII, Paragraph V of the Constitu¬
tion of the State of Georgia, as
amended, authorizing any county
municipal corporation or political
subdivision of the State to jsgvie
and sell revenue bonds and to re¬
fund any such bonds to provide
funds for the purpose of carrying
out slum clearance and redevelop¬
ment work and to pledge, certain
taxes for the purpose.”
SECTION 3
This proposed amendment shall
be published before said general
election as now provided by law.
If at said general election the
majority of qualified voters voting
thereon as provided in the Constitu¬
tion of the State of Georgia, as
amended, vote in favor of the rati¬
fication of this amendment the
same being shall, upon the result thereof
certified ascertained, consolidated and
as provided by law, be
come a part of the Constitution of
this State, and the Gqvernor shall
make proclamation thereof as pro
vided by law,
GEO. L. SMITH II
Speaker of the House
GLENN W. ELLARD
Clerk of the House
GARLAND T. BYRD
President of the Senate
GEORGE D. STEWART
Secretary of the Senate
Resolution Act No. 201
House Resolution No. 424-891
A RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to the
so as to increase and
the provisions relating to
authorized payment for the
in of the first commercial
or gas well in this State; to
for the submission of this
for ratification or re¬
and for other purposes.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE
ASSEMBLY OF GEOR¬
SECTION 1
Article VII, Section 1, Paragraph
of the Constitution is hereby
by striking said para¬
in its entirety and inserting
lieu thereof a new Paragraph
to read as follows:
“The General Assembly shall not
vote, resolution, or order, grant
donation or gratuity in favor
any person, The corporation or as¬
General Assembly is
to provide by law for
payment of five hundred
dollars ($500,000) to the
person, firm or corporation,
combination thereof, which puts
and brings in the first com
oil or gas well in this State.
well must be a commercial
well for a period of 30
and the determination as to
a well qualifies is hereby
In the Director of the State
of Mines, Mining and
who shall seek the advice
on this subject. Such
shall provide for the distribu¬
of said amount in any manner
the General Assembly may
SECTION 2
When the above proposed amend¬
to the Constitution shall have
agreed to by two-thirds of the
elected to each of the two
of the General Assembly,
the same has been entered on
journals with the “Ayes” and
taken thereon, such pro¬
amendment shall be pub¬
and submitted as provided
Article XIII, Section l, Para¬
I of the Contituuon of
of 1945, as amended.
The ballot submitting the above
amendment shall have
or printed thereon the fol¬
“For ratification of amendment
the Constitution so as to increase
change the provisions relating
the payment authorized lor
bringing in the first commercial oil
well.
“Against ratification of amend¬
ment to the Constitution so as to
increase and change the authorized provisions
relating to the payment first
for bringing in the commer¬
cial oil well."
Alt persons desiring to vote in
i'avor of adopting the proposed ratifica¬
amendment shall vote for
tion of the amendment, and all per
ons desiring to vote against the
adoption of the proposed amend¬
ment shall vote against ratifica¬
tion. rati¬
If such amendment shall be
fied as provided in said Paragraph
of the Constitution, it shall become
a part of the Constitution of this
State. The returns of the election
•hall be made in like manner as
returns for elections for members
of the General Assembly, and it
shall be the duty of the Secretary
of State to ascertain the result and
certify the result to the Governor,
who shall issue his proclamation
thereon.
GEO. L. SMITH II
Si'eaker of the House
GLENN W. ELLARD
Cleik of the House
GARLAND T. BYRD
President of the Senate
GEORGE D. STEWART
Secretary of the Senate
Resolution Act No. 228
House Resolution No. 575-1110
A RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to the
'onstitution of the State of Geor
gia, as heretofore amended, by add
ng at the end of Article VII, Sec
ion IV, Paragraph I thereof a new
paragraph to be appropriately General
numbered, to grant to the
assembly the power to delegate to
my. county the right to le.vy a tax
j build, acquire, maintain and
)perate and to participate with
ther counties, municipalities, build- pub
ic or private corporations in and
ng, acquiring, maintaining op
rating a system or systems of
mblic transportations, iccluding the
payment of preliminary investiga
ive expenses, the payment of all ° r
:ny part of the principal of and
he interest on any obligations is
;ued to finance the construction or
acquisition of any such public
ransportation system or systems
nd to establish and maintain rea
onable reserves in connection with
he issuance of any such obliga
ions and reasonable reserves for
he future operations, development,
improvement and expansion of such
'acilities, and to declare that the
construction, acquisition, mainte
nance and operation of public
ransportation systems is an es- :
sential governmental function un
dertaken for public purposes for
■vhieh the powers- of taxation and
eminent domain may be exercised
and public funds expended; and for
ther purposes.
PE IT RESOLVED by the Gen¬
eral Assembly of Georgia, and it
is hereby resolved by the authority
aforesaid, as follows:
SECTION 1
The Constitution of the State of
Georgia as heretofore amended, is
hereby further amended by adding
at the end of Article VII, Section
IV, Paragraph I thereof a new
aragraph to be appropriately
lumbered, reading as follows: maintain and
To build, acquire,
operate and to participate with
other counties, municipalities, pub¬
lic or private corporations in build
ng, acquiring, maintaining and
operating a system or systems of
oublic transportation, including the
oayment of preliminary investiga¬
tive expenses, the payment of all or
any part of the principal of and
he interest on any obligations is¬
sued to finance the construction or
acquisition of any such public
transportation system or systems
and to establish and maintain rea¬
sonable reserves in connection with
he issuance of any such obliga
ions and reasonable reserves for
future operations, development,
and expansion of aueh
The cestructiqn, acqui
ition, maintenance and operation
public transportation systems "essen¬
herebf declared to be an
governmental function under¬
for public purposes for which
he powers of taxation and eminent
may be exercised and pub
funds expended.
Section 2
When this resolution shall have
agreed to by two-thirds (2/3)
the members elected to both
of the General Assembly of
the same shall be entered
their journals with the yeas and
taken thereon and shall be
to the people for ratifl
or rejection at the next gen¬
election for members of the
Constitution Assembly as provided by
of the State of
At said general election,
desiring to vote in favor of
amendment shall have written
printed on their ballot the words
ratification of amendment to
Constitution of the State of
authorizing to delegate the General
to counties
right to levy taxes for public
and declaring the
to be an essential govern¬
function.” Those desiring
vote against ratification of said
shall have written or
on their ballets the words
ratification of amend¬
to the Constitution of the
of Georgia, authorizing the
the Assembly to delegate to
right to levy taxes for
the transportation, and declar¬
same to be an essential
function,"
This SECTION 3
published proposed amendment shall
before said general
said as now provided by law. If
general election the ma¬
of qualified voters voting
as provided in the Consti¬
of the State of Georgia as
vote in favor of the rati¬
of this amendment the
same shall, upon the result thereof
being ascertained, consolidated and'
certified as provided by law, be¬
come a part of the Constitution of
this State, and the Governor shall
make proclamation thereof as pro¬
vided by law.
GEO. L. SMITH II
Speaker of the House
GLENN W. ELLARD
Clerk of the House
GARLAND T. BYRD
President of the Senate
GEORGE D. STEWART
Secretary of the Senate
Resolution Act No. 203 r
House Resolution No. 420-875
A RESOLUTION
Pronosing an amendment to the
Constitution, so as to disqualify a
write-in vote candidate unless he
announced his intention or can¬
didacy ten (10) or more davs prior
to the election; to provide the
method of announcing his candi¬
dacy: to authorize the General As
wemhlv to enact other regulations
pertaining to holding public office:
to provide for the submission of
this amendment for ratification or
’•ptPf'tion: and for other purposes.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF GEOR¬
GIA:
SECTION 1
Article II, Section IV, of the Con¬
stitution, relating to persons dis
qualified to hold office is hereby
amended by adding a new para
granh at the end thereof, to read:
“n 0 person elected on a write-in
vo f e shall be eligible to hold office
,, n j ess notice of his intention or
candidacy was given ten (10) or
nore days prior to the election by
jie person to be a write-in candi
r j a t e; or by some other person or
g roU p of persons qualified to vote
; n the subject election, as follows:
j n a s tate general election, to the
Secretary of State and by publi
^ a tion in a paper of general circu
) a tion in the state; in a general
election of county officers, to the
Ordinary of the County in which
be is to be a candidate and by pub
Ucation in the official organ of the
same County; in municipal
general election, to the Mayor or
similar officer thereof and by pub
jication in the official gazette of
the municipality holding the elec¬
tion. The General Assembly may
enaet other reasonable regulations
and require compliance therewith
as a condition of eligibility to hold
office in this State.
SECTION 2
When the above proposed amend¬
ment to the Constitution shall have
been agreed to by two-thiras of the
members elected to each of the two
branches of the General Assembly,
and the same has been entered on
their journals with the “Ayes” and
“Nays” taken thereon, such pro
nosed amendment shall be pub¬
lished and submitted as provided
in Article XIII, Section I, Para¬
graph I of the Constitution of
GGeorgia of 1945, as amended.
The ballot submitting the above
proposed amendment shall have
written or printed thereon the fol¬
lowing:
“For ratification of amendment
to the Constitution so as to dis¬
qualify write-in candidates unless
they have given notice of candidacy
ten (10) days prior to election and
to authorize the General Assembly
to enact other regulations.
“Against ratification ot amend¬
ment to the Constitution so as to
disqualify write-in candidates un¬
less they have given notice of can
ten (10) days prior to elec¬
and to authorize the General
Assembly to enact other regula¬
All persons desiring to vote in
favor of adopting the proposed
shall vote for ratifica¬
of the amendment, and all per¬
desiring to vote against the
of the proposed amend¬
shall vote against ratification.
If such amendment shall be rati¬
as provided in said Paragraph
the Constitution, it shall become
part of the Constitution of this
The returns of the election
be made in like manner as re
for election for members of
General Assembly, and it shall
the duty of the Secretary of
to ascertain the result and
the result to the Governor,
shall Issue his proclamation
L. SMITH II
of the House
W. ELLARD
of the House
T. BYRD
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D. STEWART
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Miss America 1958, Marilyn
Van Derbur, is ready for sunny
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