Zoning Plan for Expressway Area Moves Forward
The City Planning and Zoning Commission hosts meetings with civic leaders to shape a controlled development plan for the High way 50 East expressway area west of Monroe Street to the West End Fire Station. Major projects like Central Motor Bank and Capital Savings and Loan rise near the expressway, while a motel possibility looms, signaling years of growth and the need for careful zoning decisions. The commission emphasizes controlled growth to create a positive first impression for motorists and urges City Council approval.
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Monroe Street
West End Fire Station
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Central Missouri Trust Co
Central Motor Bank
Jefferson and
Madison Streets
Iean
Basic Solution Dr. P. P. Pirone Advises Screens
Greenwich Villagers anxious about tent caterpillars seek pest help from Dr. P. P. Pirone of the New York Botanical Garden. He declines a pesticide fix and instead recommends installing window screens as a preventive measure.
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P. P. Pirone
New York Botanical Garden
Greenwich
Reform in Turkey Korea
New constitutions in Turkey and Korea aim to stabilize post revolutionary governments. Korea shifts toward a Premier and multi party cabinet with a weak president, risking instability. Turkey seeks stronger executive powers and checks, judiciary independence, but dangers from multiparty splintering. West Germany’s model, with preselectable successor, offers stability for both nations.
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NEW York Times
Korea
Turkey
Uder
Rhee
Menderes
Supreme Court
Adenauer
West Germany
Still Room in Colleges
Guest editorial argues colleges are not overcrowded though many applicants chase prestige schools. Administrators blame multiple applications and focus on big-name universities, noting many top schools reject over half their applicants. The piece urges broader recognition of sound, mid-sized campuses as viable options.
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Scranton Times
Jerry
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Clearing house system for college applications proposed
A system where universities coordinate applications to six or eight colleges could ease admissions. In New York state alone fall capacity could admit 3,458 more students across 43 institutions. Parents should consider this when counseling their children on college choice.
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New York State
Quemoy shelling exposes Western inaction on Red China
In a World Affairs column David Lawrence contrasts the Quemoy bombardment with Western reactions, noting Chinese shells terrorized the island families, while Britain and the United States face pressure over recognizing Peiping. The piece urges firm stand for freedom in Asia and criticizes appeasement and liberal calls for recognizing Red China.
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Quemcy
China
David Lawrence
Washington
Quemoy
Formosa Strait
Peiping
Eisenhower
United States
Far East
Red China
Hong Kong
Adlai Stevenson
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Quemoy Islands
Peiping Radin
Formosa
Paris
London
South Africa
Europe
Asia
Southeast Asia
Korea
United Nations
U.N
Jerry Lewis Tiny Words Big Price For Longevity
Comedian Jerry Lewis recalls paying 250000 for four words about avoiding constant pressure after a heart attack. He says the advice helped extend life, while his life pace remains relentless as he writes directs and produces recent films. He values personal control and learns from mistakes, praising loyal fans and colleagues in Hollywood.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Jerry Lewis
Jerry
Lewis
Nate
National Whirligig Old Timers Take Back Seat In Presidential Campaign
National and world youth uproar reshapes U S politics as Nixon Kennedy and Symington vie for the 1960 nomination. Old guards crumble with Eleanor Roosevelt and Lehman snubbed by New York Democrats. Truman and Eisenhower see reduced influence as the GOP eyed new leaders like Henry Cabot Lodge Jr and other rising figures.
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Ray Tucker
Washington
United States
Englan
Japan
Turkey
South Korea
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Kennedy
Johnson
Senator Symington
New York
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Herbert H. Lehman
FDR
Los Angeles
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Missouri
Adlai E. Stevenson
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Eisenhower
House
Senate
Charles Abraham Halleck
Indiana
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Illinois
Henry Cabot Lodge
United Nations
GOP
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