City Parking Plan Details Five-Point Program
City Plan ning Commission outlines five parking priorities to the Chamber of Commerce retail division in Austin. Lafferty calls for metering city lots on Oakland Ave and First Ave NW and NE, conversion of Oakland meters to one hour, bulk purchases of First Ave NW property, and adding barriers and a designated truck area in N Main lot. Voters approved property purchase. meters to cover 112 spaces per lot with 84 three hour and 28 ten hour meters.
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City Planning Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Gerald Lafferty
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First St
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First Ave
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Greenwich
Chatham
Franklin
Oakland
Lafferty
Roger Nelson
Central Business District
Cbd
Winona
N. Main
St. Cloud
1St Drive
Lansing
Rhee Rebuked by U S Plans Probe
President Syngman Rhee pledged redress after US rebuke for repressive measures as Seoul faced new demonstrations. Martial law remained in five cities. 92 killed and 500 wounded or injured, many critically, as authorities hunted leaders amid an uneasy calm.
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Seoul
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
United States
Song Yo-Chan
Rhee
Kennedy Acts to Debate Humphrey in West Virginia
Sen John F Kennedy pledged to debate Humphrey face to face as the Democratic primary nears on May 10. Kennedy, highlighting anti Catholic sentiment, says he must fight back against attacks while Humphrey calls for a healthy discussion.
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Beckley
W. Va
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
West Virginia
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Kennedy
Washington
Massachusetts
Brasilia Inauguration Elevates New Capital Of Brazil
Brazil hails the dazzling Brasilia as the new capital amid religious rites and samba. Rio de Janeiro ends 1763 capital era as Guanabara state, while Brasilia expects a huge 100000 population surge and world dignitaries for a three day celebration.
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Brasilia
Rio de Janeiro
Manuel Cardinal Goncalves Cerejeira
Portugal
6th District Republicans Endorse Elmer Andersen
In a long convention 6th District Republicans endorsed Elmer L. Andersen for governor by an 87 to 30 vote with about 20 abstentions. Also endorsed Nixon for president and named Arthur Ogle Val Bijornson Gaylord Saetre and Frank L. King for state offices. Delegates elected to the national convention were Glen Bloomquist and James Henderson with alternates Maude Jenson and Ruby Bastian.
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Little Falls, Minn
Elmer L. Andersen
Man
Andersen
Minneapolis
P. Kenneth Peterson
Richard Nixon
Arthur Ogle
Mankato
Val Bijornson
Gaylord Saetre
Moorhead
Frank L. King
Long Prairie
Fred Marshall
Glen Bloomquist
Onamia
James Henderson
Delano
Maude Jenson
Brainerd
Ruby Bastian
St. Cloud
House Debates $4.038 Billion Foreign Aid Limit
The House opens debate on a bill setting a 4.0385 billion dollar limit for the foreign aid program a 136 million cut from Eisenhower’s request. Further reductions are anticipated as separate appropriations bill moves forward in the House.
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House
Violence on TV fuels writing shortcuts and pacing
The piece notes that many TV shows rely on violence to drive plots in 60 minute formats. Bill Roos explains limited character sets force quicker setups and frequent courtroom scenes. The Rooses adapt crime fiction for TV while writers strike delays NBC NBC Hour of Great Mysteries and sidelights from Riverboat and The Real McCoys.
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New York
Bill Roos
CBS
NBC
ABC
Rebels Seize Military Post in Venezuela
Rebels seized the Simon Bolivar army regiment's headquarters at San Cristobal near the Colombian border as part of a nationwide revolt against President Romulo Betancourt's government. Betancourt ordered troops to quell the uprising while urging vigilance and constitutional restraint.
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Caracas
Venezuela
San Cristobal
Romulo Betancourt
Betancourt
Simon Bolivar Army Regiment
Pedro Jose Quevado
My Companions In Arms
Romulo Tancourt
Colombian Air Crash Kills 32 at Bogota Airport
A Colombian airliner from Miami crashed while landing at Bogota's new international airport in fog, killing 32 people and leaving 20 survivors. The Lloyd Aereo Colombiana C jet was approaching for landing when the accident occurred Tuesday.
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Bogota
Colombia
New International
Lloyd Aereo Colombiana C
Miami
Road Director Deems Zimmerman the Boss in Minnesota Highway Dept
Eugene Smith administrative director in Minnesota Highway Department says Commissioner L P Zimmerman is the boss and makes the decisions. The remark follows former State Sen Elmer L Andersen's claim political penetration in the highway department is a campaign issue.
IC reschedules Minneapolis rail hearing to May 4
The Interstate Commerce Commission set May 4 for a hearing in Minneapolis on Minneapolis and St. Louis railway proposed discontinuation of all passenger service.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Minneapolis
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway
Truman says he was misquoted on Negro sit-downs
Former President Truman denied a quote about Communist influence in Negro sit-down demonstrations at Southern lunch counters. Reporters insisted their tapes captured his remark, while NAACP leader Roy Wilkins condemned the misquote and said there is no evidence of Communist manipulation.
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Central Workers Organization
Jose Gonzalez Navarro
Dominican Republic
Venezuela
Colombia
Marcos Perez Jimenez
New York
Harry S$. Truman
Truman
Cornell University
Wilkins
Ithaca
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