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Snowstorm prompts call for better traffic planning
The piece notes two inches of snow paralyzed local activity and highlights a push for an emergency traffic plan. Mayor Tedesco asks Police Supt Lyddy to develop a citywide approach and shares citizens’ complaints to guide improvements.
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Tedesco
Lyddy
Best Year For Vacations In New England Tourism Boom Hits Record High
The New England vacation industry reaches a record high surpassing the 1953 peak by 3 percent, becoming a billion dollar business. Weather and a strong six state selling effort by the Connecticut Development Commission drive growth from Fairfield County to the Canadian border, with May sunshine boosting early starts and May through October providing major income for many New Englanders.
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New England
Fairfield County
Canadian
Berkshires
Atlantic
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Connecticut Development Commission
New
Adlai Plan Faces Setback Over NATO Policy Aid
Adlai Stevenson joined the administration as a temporary consultant to craft a bi partisan NATO policy and urged at least two billion dollars more for foreign economic aid. Washington reports flag foreign aid as a major issue for the incoming Congress as missile and rocket development may take priority. Conservative senators Styles Bridges and Richard Russell oppose expanding aid programs.
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Adlai
Adlai Stevenson
NATO
Washington
Congress
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Richard Russell
Foreign aid debate grows as lawmakers spar over budgets
Georgia and Virginia figures push to remove military allocations from foreign aid while critics say aid funds go to distant projects with little public benefit. President's plan seeks about 3.94 billion for next year, including two billion for economic-technical aid, sparking bipartisan rebuke and talk of higher taxes to cover costs.
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Georgia
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Mr. Stevenson
House
McElroy Emerges as Pentagon Figure of Action
Washington's Scripps-Howard notes Neil H. McElroy's two month tenure as defense chief. He slashed a 38 billion ceiling, created a single management for weapons development, pushed Jupiter C, cut R D funds by 170 million, trimmed 400 million from aircraft procurement, ordered fast anti missile programs, and opened 24 hour channels to scientists. Senators and Lyndon Johnson praise his decisiveness and potential to end interservice rivalries.
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McElroy
Jim Lucas
Scripps-Howard Washington
Pentagon
Neil H. McElroy
Boas
Defense
Lucas
Army
Air Force
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
American Rocket Society
Elder Lobstermen and an American Satellite Voice
The piece recalls elder lobstermen like Alexander C. McLain and Newland H. Holmes as enduring figures in New England, noting Holmes 66 and slowly retiring, while musing on naming the first US earth satellite with a serious, descriptive term rather than playful labels.
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Boston Globe
New England
Atlantic
New York
Connecticut
Maine
Alexander C. McLain
Pemaquid Beach
Newland H. Holmes
Massachusetts Senate
Weymouth
New Britain Herald
United States
Illness and the Asian flu shadow Christmas sales
A columnist links weaker 1957 holiday spending to medical bills and illness from the Asian flu. A Bennett Chaikin survey shows 33 percent expect to spend less among early shoppers and 42 percent among late starters. Illness rivals debt as a reason, but the flu’s impact is fading and not a lasting economic weakness.
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Bennett Chaikin
Bennett-Chaikin
Iway
New York City
Democrats sharpen Sputnik critique undermine Eisenhower
The piece argues Democrats will weaponize the Sputnik issue to challenge the Eisenhower administration. It notes Senate hearings led by Lyndon B. Johnson and cross party support from Styles Bridges, with fears of executive secrecy and centralized power shifting toward Congress.
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Eisenhower
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
House
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Bridges
Nixon
Sherman Abts
Outer Space
Adams
Sputniks
Supreme Court
Congress
States
Chapel Hartford builders to inspect Gothic chapel
More than 50 laborers masons and artisans who built a famed Gothic chapel at Trinity College will gather for the 25th annual inspection. Since the 1932 consecration they meet each December to recheck the stone building and end with a dinner in the campus dining hall.
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Hartford
Trinity College Chapel Builders Assn
An Analysis of NYC Transit Strikes and Crowds
AP Analysis portrays a crowded Penn Station scene as Long Island commuters surge amid a strike. Panic and claustrophobic conditions mix with brief flickers of politeness and shared humanity as strangers bond while trains push toward their destinations.
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New Flu Wave Seen By Early February
In Providence Dr Leroy E Burney surgeon general said a new epidemic of Asian flu could reach the country by late January or early February He could not predict mortality changes but noted no sign of increased virulence He made the remark during an inspection tour and radio interview.
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Providence
R. L
Leroy E. Burney
United States
Burney
Secretaries praise their efficient, decisive bosses
In a survey of admired employers, three women cite their bosses for general efficiency. They praise leaders who organize work, avoid endless conferences, delegate, dictate clearly, treat employees fairly, and do not keep callers waiting or require long lunches. They also note bosses who return sober and avoid late 4:45 arrivals with stacks of letters.
Russia, Lenin, and the Austerity Road Ahead
The piece argues Lenin’s regime endures in the Soviet Union and urges hard-line restraint. It warns that free nations must meet communist power with strength, accept sustained austerity, and sacrifice political gains to deter Russian expansion and safeguard the free world.
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State Department
Holy
Russia
Free World
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Dulles
White House
Congressional
New York City
New Plastics Race Grows in American Industry
New Polypropylene from Hercules Powder Co and Montecatini of Italy joins the push into plastics led by Linear Low Density Polyethylene from Celanese. Hercules plans a 20 million pound annual capacity in Parlin New Jersey at 65 cents a pound with hopes of lower costs later. The field expands as firms seek licenses and new uses in pipes auto parts and housing.
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New York
Hercules Powder Co
Montecatini Chemical
Italy
Hercules
Parlin
N. J
Celanesa Corp. of America
Houston
U.S
Union Carbide
Phillips Chemical
Phillips
W. R. Grace & Co
Baton Rouge
Dow Chemical
duPont
Hercules Powder
Kuppers
Monesanto Chemical
Ziegler
Germany
Bakelite
Indiana Standard Oil
Eastman Chemical Products
Spencer Chemical
Allied Chemical
National Petrachemicals
Eastman Rappers
Monsanto
Nationa Petrochemicas
Gifts to Bristol Shield City with Major Mrs Page
Mrs May Rockwell Page announced cast gifts totaling 80000 dollars to Bristol today. Mayor James P. Casey confirmed the gifts and noted Mrs Page's history of contributions to the city and Bristol Hospital. Her late husband gave Pag Park in years past.
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May Rockwell Page
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