Simpson Charges Politics in U S Road Designation
WILLIAMSBURG Va Gov Milward Simpson told the highway panel at the National Governors Conference that the U S Bureau of Roads appears subject to political pressure in interstate highway designations He said the bureau leaves rights of way largely to the states but sometimes after a state decision cannot approve it Bertram Tallamay denied political influence saying delays reflect need for all facts Wyoming issues were noted but a decision has now been made Democratic Gov Steve McNichols of Colorado spoke on education and pay rises and said no leading Democrats will win the 1960 presidential nomination and John Kennedy might be seen as a new face.
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Road Job Advertised Estimated at 1.86 Million
The Compeda Hughway Dept will open bids on July 1 for a 20.6 mile road project between Agate and Limon in Elbert County. Estimated cost is 1,803,832 dollars with nine steel and concrete structures including bridges and an overpass, aiming for eventual four lanes in an interstate section. About 00 tons of steel and 2,278,000 cubic yards of rough excavation required, to be completed within seven months after award.
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American Males Fear Fashion Expert States
By HAL BOYLE Francesca Lebow says American men fear the word fashion and avoid it, while women increasingly control most men’s clothing purchases. She argues style terms fail to empower men and cites removable cuffs and braid jackets as innovations.
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State Tax Revenues Hold Up in Colorado Budget Readout
Denver reports Colorado revenue for the current fiscal year ending Sunday is holding up to expectations. Rep Aen Dines says the $45.5 million estimate is about right and the $19 million revolving fund should stay intact with a projected $2.5 million surplus despite higher than anticipated expenditures. The subcommittee met at the Capitol and assigned staffer Marty Allen to observe space utilization studies at Colorado colleges to assess use of classrooms labs and lecture rooms.
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Fashion Advice for Men Suits and Colors from Mrs Le Bow
A columnist quotes Mrs Le Bow advising on suit fit and fabrics for different body types, tones, and skin colors. Blue as universal, many shades available. caution against green. Tall dark and handsome men should choose appropriate options. overall emphasis on flattering colors, fabrics, and personality.
Burglary At Service Station In Knoxville Notes Loot Found
Police investigated a break in at a Knoxville service station. The thief took 55 carton packs of cigarettes six cigar boxes eight Dashlights and an electric razor discovered among the items.
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Teor
Cecil Kinross Dies Young Victoria Cross Recipient
LOUGLELD Aba Cre John Kinross Afear youngest Victoria Cross winner, died Friday night. He earned the honor at the Battle of Taschhendaele at age 19. The article notes the youngest winner was John Cranwell, 16, of the Royal Navy, fatally wounded in 1910. Also mentions seven prescription chemists at Rexall stores with S and H stamps.
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Billboards Up States Idaho Governor Arques Debate Interstate Plan
Idaho Governor Arques and Montana Governor Aronson spoke at a National Governors Conference on interstate highway land needs. Smylie of Idaho argued private land must be paid for or condemnation laws must complete before billboard placements along new routes. Aranson noted Montana’s limited highway revenues and urged caution, stressing urgent needs for a broader interstate system.
Jackie Cooper Topped 145 MPH in Desert Chase
Patrolmen say actor Jackie Cooper and his 11 year old son reached 145 mph in a $12,000 sports car during a desert pursuit. A patrol car tore a tire at high speed and another shredded a tire at 120 before a roadblock stopped Cooper on the highway near Mojave. He was cited.
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Ile
Facility vows to diversify findings to avoid suffering
A fragmentary line states a commitment to diversify our finds so that it will not suffer. The text hints at broader efforts to broaden methods and reach, though specifics are unclear from the OCR snippet.
Actor Denies Speeding In Mojave Court Hearing
Reckless driving and speeding charges prompt an order to appear by July 8 in Mojave court. The actor, returning toward Hollywood, disputed officers claims, saying on an open stretch he reached about 10 mph, denying it was speeding at 14 mph per officer testimony.
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Postmaster Draws Busy Quip Over Mall Postage Quotation
In San Diego California Postmaster Bill Krenning protested a mall postage remark joking that postage today mirrors 1933 rates. A launderman answered, Yes but you are losing money, highlighting a clash over costs in a humorous exchange.
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