Engineers Pinpoint Improvement Plan at Disposal Plant
Engineers estimate total sewage disposal improvements cost 254000 dollars over 11 years with a 33 percent rate increase to fund replacements and new equipment. Major items include grit removal at Broad Street, automatic screening, plant upgrades, and accelerated digestion to meet future capacity, with funds also covering maintenance and bonded debt costs.
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Lee Petitjean
Finkbeiner, Pettis ,& Strout
Toledo
Broad Street
New Weil Driller Flows 1000 Barrels in 72 Hours
MOSHERVILLE A 1000 barrel oil well flowed in a 72 hour test marking a potential new trend northwest of here veteran oil workers said Monday Don Davis driller described the test as the best of several wells he has brought in The well sits on the Hazel Peterson farm on Watson Road in Pulaski township Jackson county about three quarters of a mile from other Pulaski field producers.
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Mosherville
Don Davis
Hazel Peterson
Watson Road
Pulaski Township
Jackson County
Pulaski
Khrushchev In Burma Talks After Border Accord
Khrushchev meets Burmese President U Win Maung and U Nu to discuss economic aid and Burma China relations amid border dispute talks. Observers note possible aid as token gesture to show Soviet friendship beyond Burma’s internal politics.
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Burma
Nikita Khrushchev
U Win Maung
U Nu
China
China- India
Khrushchev
Burma-China
Khrushchay
Key
Communist National United Front
India
Moscow
Calcutta
Ike Sets Sunday Speech
President Eisenhower announced a Sunday night television and radio address on national defense and his Brazil Argentina Chile and Uruguay trips. He defended his defense record, called criticism despicable, and said the speech at 6 15 p m EST will last about 15 minutes with networks carrying it. He also discussed a Soviet nuclear test ban and inspections proposal.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
Unguay
Soviet Union
Ike
OffIce Move Ahead of April Dedication Set
Acting Postmaster Budd Goodwin says workers will move equipment into the new post office about a month from now and expect to be operating there by April 1. The 134 block east site will house expanded space and new tile flooring will be laid as painters finish. New equipment arrives and is stored by Oro Manufacturing Company while the present building cannot store three rail car loads. A gradual move is planned with dedication ceremonies scheduled for September.
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Budd Goodwin
Goodwin
Oro Manufacturing Company
GOP Leaders Back Legislative Move On Can Con Ballot
Republican leaders in Lansing push for a legislative resolution to place the constitutional convention question on the November ballot. They warn that failure could embarrass the GOP in campaigns over taxes and hurt their stance against Democratic opposition. A split among major parties colors the debate as the Senate judiciary committee holds hearings on reforming Michigan’s 1908 charter while weighing political maneuvering and ballot strategy.
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Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Frank D. Beadle
St. Clair
GOP
Lyon+ 0
Francis
Midland
Beadle
John W. Fitzgerald
Grand Ledge
GOPI
League “of Women Voters
State Junior Chamber of Commerce
Iplan
Paul D. Bagswell
Republican State Central Committee
Democratic
Assault Charges Under Study in Manitou Beach Case
Prosecuting Attorney Kenneth B. Glaser reviews assault charges against Lewis E. Wilson, 25, after a Vandercock Lake woman, Goldie Sellers, 41, accuses him of an attack following a party near Manitou Beach. Wilson was arrested Monday. a polygraph was performed, with no final report yet.
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Manitou Bosch
Vandercock Lake
Kenneth B. Glaser
Feld
Lewis E. Wilson
Glaser
Wilson
Robert J. Baker
Goldie Sellers
East Lan Josing
East Lansing
Pears Eyes Race For Congress In Michigan
Don R. Pears of Buchanan debates whether to seek another term in the House or challenge Rep. Clare Hoffman, the Michigan delegation’s dean. Hoffman has announced a 14 year term attempt, while Pears calls him a splendid representative yet notes constituents urge broader service. Pears plans to decide in a few weeks for the Aug. 2 primary.
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Hoffman
Lansing
Don R. Pears
Buchanan
House
Clare Hoffman
Congress
Michigan
Defense Chiefs Claim Authority to Set Airborne Alert
Top defense officials stated in writing they can order an immediate airborne alert of the Strategic Air Command and may spend 600 million to a billion dollars if needed. The memo, approved by the Defense Department and Budget Bureau, was presented to the Senate subcommittee amid debate on the 41 billion defense bill. Meanwhile, Gen Power argued such readiness costs roughly 600 million the first year and a billion annually thereafter.
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Strategic Air Command
Leverett Salvonstall
R-Mass
Congress
Air Force
Dudley C. Sharp
Defense Department
Bureau of the Budget
Senate
Dennis Chavez
D-Nm
SAC
Thomas S. Power
Power
Saltonstall
Airj
Jack Alert
Edward Campbell
Rex Martin
Armed Services Committees
Nathan
Fairchild
Annie Pickering Dee
Campbell
James I. Moran
Toledo
Adrian
North Broad Street
Adrian And Allen Park Paired For Annual Mayors Exchange
More than 500 Michigan communities paired for the Annual Michigan Week exchange of mayors. Mayors swap jobs for one day on Monday, May 16, with Detroit and Flint, Bay City and Grand Rapids among larger-city pairings. Governor Williams drew the first names in the ceremonies at Lansing.
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Michigan
Detroit
Flint
Bay City
Grand Rapids
Williams
Lanising
Roy McPhail
Adrian
Mystery submarine escapes after Argentine navy says it could trap it
Buenos Aires reports the mystery submarine eluded capture as the fleet failed to detect it in Golfo Nuevo. Navy vessels had patrolled the gulf for 19 days, while officials debated whether more ships were needed. US, UK, and Russian officials deny ownership.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Golfo-Nuevo
Argentine Gulf
Oil Pipeline Nears First Delivery From Lenawee Route
The 60 mile Ohio Oil Co line from near Mosherville to Monroe county is nearly ready for its first crude oil delivery this week. Officials say water tests are under way to gauge efficiency as the pipe crosses Lenawee county to transport oil and gas from Scipio Pulaski and Albion fields to refineries in Detroit and Canada, reducing costly truck shipments.
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Ohio Oil Co
Mosherville
Monroe County
Lenawee County
Scipio
Pulaski
Albion
Detroit
Canada
Nose Cone Breaks Up In Flight At Eglin Test
An experimental rose cone to measure meteorite particles disintegrated in flight after its launch from a 25 foot Nike Cajun missile at Eglin Air Force Base. Observers at Santa Rosa Island reported the device came apart at high altitude. Detected al pin. The incident involved five pounds of telemetry gear and was linked to an embezzlement case in Detroit.
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Fla
Santa Rosa Island Missile Test’ Center
Detroit
Wayne
Clarence Timm
Brookdyn
Mich
Air Force
William P. Long
Ecutor
Timm
Time profile of Kadena Airmen's Club on Okinawa
Time magazine profiles the Kadena Airmen's Club as a lavish, paid-for on-base oasis with $2,500,000 in annual profits across 50 clubs. Manager Klauzar crafts high end gimmicks including free champagne, steak dinners, nightly dances, prize drawings, and expensive hotel-like decor to boost morale and keep airmen on base.
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Kadena Air Base
Okinawa
Time Magazine
Time
Kadena
The
Klauzar
Esprit De‘corps
United States Air Force
Klanzar
Hawaii
Lincoln
Joseph Peter Alauzar
Kadena Airmen's Club
Couple Cleared In Surprise Note Bank Heist Inquiry
New York couple Mrs Esther Breslau and her husband Martin faced FBI and police questioning after a bank withdrawal slip bore a threatening note. Investigators found no bomb, the note author anonymous, and handwriting experts concluded neither Breslau signed the note. The couple recovered $50 and left.
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Esther
Breslau
Savings Bank
Brooklyn
Giselle’ Fermaking
Martin
School Buses Roll Again Two Boys Held
Temperance Bedford township pupils returned to classes for 3,700 as air was released from 33 buses, causing an unscheduled holiday. State police arrested two high school sophomores, ages 15 and 16, who admitted deflating tires to skip school. They are held in Monroe County shelter home awaiting probate court hearing.
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Bedford Township
Erie Barracks
Monroe County
False alarm at Tower of London jewel house gates
A false alarm rang through the Tower of London jewel house today after an electrical short circuit triggered security alarms. Five police cars and a guard contingent responded as gates were sealed and the area cleared, with no intrusion or damage reported.
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London
Tower of London
Crown Jewels
Tower
Cut of a Billion in Ike’s Foreign Aid Plan Discussed
Washington critics spoke of a potential billion-dollar cut in President Eisenhower’s foreign aid program as Secretary Herter prepared to defend it before the House foreign affairs committee. Rep. Passman argued the recommendation is too high, while administration aides tout needs for NATO modernization and greater development funds to stabilize global economies.
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Washington
Otto E. Passman
D-La
Passman
House
Eisenhower
Herter
Congress
NATO
Fateful fire ends life of Mrs Ethel Schoen
Mrs Ethel McKean Schoen 76 widow of Charles Schoen of Adrian died after a house fire injuries at Bixby hospital where she had been since January 22 She was born June 30 1883 in Adamos Iowa and trained as a nurse in Omaha Surviving daughter Marguerite Murphey two granddaughters Sheila and Lynne Murphey sister Mrs James Garvin and a cousin Mildred Armstrong Funeral services Friday at 1 30 pm Everiss Funeral Home Rev James Franz officiating burial at Oakwood Cemetery
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Charles Schoen
East Front Street
Bixby Hospital
Schoen
Adamos
Iown
James W
Nellie Banton McKean
Adrian
Everiss Funeral Home
James “Franz
Oakwood Cemetery
Inside Today's Telegram Tour Among Trailer Home Dwellers
A compact glimpse through Inside Today's Telegram highlights a tour among people living in trailer homes. The note references an old photo gallery and mentions combat vessels built in Michigan during World War I, with page pointers to surrounding items and events across sections.
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Page & Combat
Michigan
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