Fight Of Government To Clear Slums Is Spotty
A housing year book notes progress varies by region with Puerto Rico leading. Since 1950 the federal anti slum program shows 41 authorized projects in 511 cities over 25 000 population while many towns 5000 to 25000 also have under way projects. Red tape and weak action at state and local levels slow expansion with relocation challenges for displaced residents, many of whom are Black.
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Puerto Rico
National Housing Conference
Alexander L. Crosby
Washington
Crosby
Union Leader Warns of Steel Strike Tension in Homestead
United Mineworkers Local president Norman Butterfield says workers hope for an agreement but keep picket signs ready as steel strike looms. In Washington, Sen. Margaret Chase Smith warns that arming Marshal Tito risks a billion dollar gamble that could fail.
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Homestead
United Mineworkers Union
Norman Butterfield
Washington
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Tito
Neighborhoods Open to Non-Whites Faces Resistance
Commentary notes that efforts to desegregate housing and open white neighborhoods to non-White residents confront opposition from redevelopment agencies and local stakeholders. The piece discusses policy barriers and social tensions in the housing reform era.
Global balance sheet warm and cold news report
The column divides into good and bad international items. Good: Dulles says Soviet disclosure shocks world and weakens Kremlin ties. Twining says US rebuilt armed forces postwar and seeks arms control. UN Security Council rejects Algeria debate. Bad: Latin American unrest with riots and plots in Guatemala and Cuba. Iceland election shifts balance of power to anti US coalitions. Cyprus violence amid renewed British talks. US consular official bombed.
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John Foster Dulles
Washington
Josef Stalin
Dulles
Kremlin
Guatemala
Guatemala City
Beru
Chile
Fulgencio Batista
Cuba
Juscelino Kubitschek
Brazil
Iceland
United States
Cyprus
Greece
Political Calendar Candidates listed for Democratic primary
The Childress Index lists candidates for the Democratic primary across offices including Associate Justice of the Court of Civil Appeals 7th District Alton B. Chapman Floydada and Herbert C. Martin Amarillo for a second term state representative 88th district William Ehrle Elbert Reeves reelection district judge Luther Gribble district attorney Allen Harp reelection John T. Forbis Paul Spillman sheriff Gaylon B. Smith Dalby Fleming county attorney Charles L. Reynolds tax assessor collector Fromm constable precinct 1 O C Hammit reelection 2nd term W A Shorty Glenn Willie Prescott David E Wright and commissioners for precincts 1 8 4 including T Rothwell Groseclose Ernest Hamor John Turk Fowler Henry Storm Wilmer Rutledge M H Tarentine Jack West George A Robinson Frank W Buster Cliff Campbell.
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Court of Civil Appeals
7Th Supreme Judicial District of
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ASME
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Boston
Mass
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Ohio
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Coupon Books
3Rd St
McCann’s News Analysis
Charles M. McCann
United Press
United Nations Security Council
Algeria
China
Council
William Ehrle Elbert Reeves
Luther Gribble
Allen Harp
John T. Forbis
Paul Spillman
Gaylon B. Smith Dalby Fleming
Charles L. Reynolds
U.S. Fromm
O. C. Hammit
W. A. “Shorty” Glenn Willie Prescott
David E. Wright
T. Rothwell
J. Groseclose
E. L. “Ernest” Ham
Mor
John Turk Fowler Henry Storm
Wilmer Rutledge
M. H. Tarentine
Fred
Jack” West
George A. Robinson
Frank W. Buster
Cliff Campbell
Sharett
Golda Myerson
Israel
Moshe Sharett
Milwaukee
Wis
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White
Ony
White Stores, Inc
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City Auditorium
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
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