City weighs million dollar plan for one large civic building
Editorial argues Garden City should consider a two location plan instead of one giant project. It notes needs for municipal offices, fire and police quarters, a gym, school superintendent offices, a new library, museum, and civic center, and discusses locating near the business core and high value districts for optimal access and parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thy City
Garden City
Ben Grimsley
Penrose Stadium
Welcome Home Nixon in Venezuela Departure Sparks Backlash
Vice President Nixon's ahead of schedule exit from Venezuela is framed as a strategic retreat. The voyage by the U.S. No. 2 official is cast as an ill will trip that benefits no one. The piece recalls a 1952 campaign smear and criticizes the reception as unheroic, calling Nixon and the United States ridiculous.
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Nixon
Venezuela
U.S
Aweken
Countrie
Pat
Distaff Sid News Notes and Local Shifts
A memoir flavored column sketches neighborhood updates including a doctor opening a new office with free shots, a husband gifting tools for Mother's Day, Ima Washout charms about a poet who writes at night, and a housing move of Dr Revere to a new practice location. Louise Baugh and family relocate from Grand Forks to Long Beach after winters.
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Ima
Augusta
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Louise Baugh
Mrs
Jack) Revere
Long Beach
California
Louise
Daugh
Ters
Bettys
Susan
Grandma
Stella Mae) Baugh
Revere
Tragedy Strikes Lorillard Family Over Jazz Passion
New York and Newport figures Louis and Elaine Lorillard face a nearly unbearable loss as their two children Pierre and Didi, both fans of rock and roll, become casualties in a broader tale linking recession era economics, jazz festivals, and social tensions. The Lorillards’ story unfolds amid a national climate of weariness, cultural shifts, and shifting attitudes toward music and wealth, with Elaine famed as the “First Lady of Saggy” in Newport society.
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New York
Louis
Elaine Lorillard
Newport
Pierre
Didi
Ladigs
Henry James
Lorillards
Old Guard
Voice of Americas
Mrs. Lorillard
America
Elaine
Lorillard
Europe
Red Cross
Raab Heads to U.S. for three week tour
Austria's conservative chancellor Julius Raab departs Friday to visit President Eisenhower and tour the United States for three weeks. He emphasizes that while Austria remains militarily neutral, it seeks Western alignment and will press for a nonneutral stance in politics. This will be his first U.S. trip since 1954 after recovering from a stroke last August.
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Vienna
Austria
Julius Raab
Eisenhower
United States
West
Raab
Rob
Kremlin
Accasion
St Louis
Canada
Sufartu
Agricultural policy note on prices and acreage
A policy remark argues that larger acreage and a lower support price could help compete with synthetics and regain and hold foreign markets. The comment reflects concerns about price competitiveness, farm-scale responses, and international market access.
Prayer excerpt and invocation in Christian liturgy
A devotional line from John 14 3 RSV promises Christ's return to gather believers. It includes Our Father prayers asking grace to live in Christ now and be at home with Him in the fire to come through Jesus Christ Amen.
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John
Christ
Jesus Christ
Russia Fights Space Race Inferred Setbacks And Moon Plans
Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson report that Moscow touts space advances while tech spies say Russia failed twice to launch a man into space and another moon rocket in recent weeks. Intercontinental missiles flew over Siberia as radar tracked debris. U.S. plans include satellite shots near the moon later in the year with Hawaii and England observation posts. The piece also notes a Senate dispute over nuclear stockpiling and a push to declassify testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Iron Curtain
Siberia
Caspian Sea
Kamchatka Peninsula
Bering Sea
Alaska
Air Force
Hawaii
England
Senate
Clint Anderson
N.M
Atomic Energy
Lewis Strauss
Backroom Testimony Split Over Air Force Hydrogen Bombs
York testified that the Air Force sought heavier H-bombs to detonate on the ground, stirring radioactive fallout though not to increase radioactivity. Strauss pushes a five megaton hydrogen blast to prove a "clean" bomb, but observers would see charged elements and significant fallout risks.
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Anderson
Pentagon
Strauss
Watchdog Committee
Herbert York
Livermore, Calif
New Space Agency
York
Air Force
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