Austin Paving Plan Details Million Dollar Streets Program
City Engineer Roger Nelson outlines a seven year plan to pave 6.22 miles of streets in Austin funded by a $380000 state aid bond issue, state funds, and property assessments. Each property owner covers 25 percent of frontage costs, with six year assessment terms, as city uses roughly 76000 annually in state aid to service bonds and maintenance.
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Nixon Urges Strong U S in Indiana Michigan Tour
Vice President Richard Nixon told large crowds in Indiana and Michigan that the United States must maintain military and economic strength to deter Soviet leaders. He attacked Kennedy and Khrushchev, saying the US is the strongest country and should stay that way, appealing for union votes in Bay City.
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Eisenhower to Stay Over in New York for UN Talks
President Eisenhower will remain in New York overnight to attend a United Nations General Assembly session and hold talks with government leaders there. A Latin American luncheon is planned at the U S Waldorf Astoria with 18 nations represented. no Khrushchev meeting or Castro invitation was set, and no U S relations with the Dominican Republic. He may meet other leaders but his return time remains undecided.
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Worthington Turkey Day rally draws Hubert Humphrey
In Worthington Minnesota campaign day, Senator Hubert Humphrey urged a just peace and a responsive government at a DFL luncheon while Republican rival Mayor P Kenneth Peterson highlighted broiler industry issues. Eugene McCarthy campaigned for a Democratic win on November 8. Peterson accused Humphrey of liberal ties, while Peterson spoke at Blue Earth rally.
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Kennedy says next president must act first to meet Khrushchev
Senator John F. Kennedy tells a nationwide TV audience that the next president must act first and fast to strengthen peace and deter Soviet moves. He pledges such action would begin immediately after election, signaling a prodding critique of Eisenhower administration policies during a Tennessee rally tour.
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Re elect Corey to Institute Directorship
CHICAGO H H Corey chairman of the board and CEO of Geo A Hormel & Co was re elected director and executive committee member of the American Meat Institute at its 55th annual meeting Tuesday George W Stark president of Stark Wetzel Co Inc in Indianapolis was re elected chairman of the institute board Homer R Davison of Valparaiso Ind was Corey re elected president Also re elected were George M Lewis Chicago and Alde P Davies Valparaiso vice presidents Roy Stone Chicago secretary and assistant treasurer and H Harold Meyer president of the H H Meyer Packing Co Cincinnati treasurer
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Khrushchev attends U.N. amid security notes of threat
Soviet Amtorg warned of an assassination attempt on Nikita Khrushchev using a gun hidden in camera or microphone. Khrushchev arrived early at the U.N. General Assembly amid tensions from Castro and Tito while police checked news equipment. The session opened with speeches from newly admitted nations as Eisenhower prepared to address Africa aid and disarmament amid Cold War pressure.
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Stillwater Prison shuts plants after arson threat
A reported inmate threat led Stillwater Prison to shut down the twine and farm machinery plants and return 600 workers to their cells. Officials said 25 to 30 troublemakers sparked the alert, with operations to resume once inmates are cleared.
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Eisenhower Schedule for U N General Assembly Visit
President Eisenhower plans a New York trip to address the U N General Assembly. He arrives at Idlewild, goes to Waldorf Astoria, then to the United Nations building for the 11 a m address, and hosts a noon luncheon for 18 Latin American representatives, with times dependent on session start and the Brazilian speaker.
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