Rough Road to the 33.8 Billion Highway Plan Faces Hurdles
Congress approved the 33.8 billion highway program this year but experts warn the postwar project will face numerous obstacles. State cooperation, land acquisition, funding, and public support must be built across years and jurisdictions. Inflation and partisan dynamics further complicate policy as officials seek a balanced approach amid slow progress and regulatory friction.
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Chicago
Congress Street
United Nations
Washington
Tural
Ang
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Truman
Eisenhower
Does It Pay Seizure Of Foreign Property Payoff
The piece questions whether nationalization of foreign assets benefits nations or harms investment. It cites the New York First National Bank analysis noting that seizures often reduce production and deter outside investment. It highlights examples in Bolivia and Iran and flags concern over oil fields in Arabian lands.
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Ok—Dioes
Suez Canal
First National Bank of New York
Bolivia
Dr Crane S Case History of a Psychiatrist
Dr Crane advises on keeping a marriage strong by verbal reassurance and shared decisions. A Greensboro item notes a youth confessed to starting three fires, saying he liked watching firefighters at work. The column weaves psychology with domestic guidance and a brief crime note.
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Greensboro
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Return to Service Pulls Veteran Off Civilian Life
A former OSS officer, Milo March, recounts ten years in civilian life as an insurance investigator in Denver, marriage and adoption of four sons, and a recall to active duty. In Washington he confronts a staged test by Gen Sam Roberts and a desk officer, learning his new assignment and that his stint will be brief.
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Inshington
Christian Dior
West Point
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Third Army
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OSS
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Rand
Milo March
March
Athens citizen calls for two thousand car shopping center
A letter from Charles C. Caston argues for a new shopping center in Athens to ease congestion. He proposes a central site near Home Street and the B&O Railroad with four access routes, claiming it would relieve State Street traffic and support rapid city growth and the university community.
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Guysville
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Elmwood
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May Avenue
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State Street
Citzenry
Charles C. Caston
She Loved Cats Better, Charges She Loved Cats Better
In Anaheim California Superior Judge Burnett Wolfson granted John C. Camer a divorce decree after a year separation. Cameron said his wife Catherine valued their forty one cats above him, charging cruelty in the petition.
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John C. Cameron
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