Dresbach residents hear six mile Interstate 90 plan
F G Pawlak of the Minnesota Highway Department outlined a six mile section of I 90 to about 50 Dresbach property owners. The route would run parallel to Highway 61, with two cemeteries and several homes at risk, and access issues to be resolved before condemnation begins in about six months. A proposed state park along the Mississippi south of Dresbach was also noted.
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Dresbach Dam
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Pawlak
Mississippi
Allan Moore
Moore
Faubus plans private school fund drive to preserve segregation
Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus and Dr T J Raney announced a nationwide letter campaign to raise funds for all white private high schools in Little Rock. The plan offers a pro rata refund of unused contributions if state funds become available later. Meanwhile Tennessee officials traveled to Washington to discuss liability after the Clinton High School bombing and Virginia court actions challenge school integration.
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T. J. Raney
Little Rock
Anderson County
Tenn
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White House
Clinton High School
Rocco Siciliano
Ed McCabe
Harrisonburg
Virginia
U.S
John Paul
Warren County
Front Royal
Charlottesville
James C. Hagerty
Tennessee
Nations under chorus of nuclear testing at UN
At the United Nations the Soviet Union and India push for immediate nuclear test ban while the United States and Britain face a high stakes debate. Andrei Gromyko warns of continuing tests unless Western restraint. Geneva talks loom as the U.N. Assembly weighs disarmament steps.
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Britain
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Sus
State Department
Geneva
81-Nation Assembly
Possible successors to Pope Pius XII discussed
Vatican sources survey top cardinals and potential non Italians who might be the next pope. Names highlighted include Agagianian Gilroy Montini Lercaro Siri Mimmi Tisserant Ruffini Luque and other prelates with varying backgrounds and EastWest ties. The conclave will gather behind closed doors with a two thirds plus one vote requirement.
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Giovanni Battista Montini
Milan
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Bologna
Italy
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Genoa
Marcello Cardinal Mimmi
Naples
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Palermo
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Bogota
Colombia
Pilot Begins Stratosphere Balloon Trip
Lt. Clifton McClure a 25 year old jet pilot starts a high ride to the stratosphere in an instrument packed balloon gondola to study the edge of space. He hopes to rise about 20 miles stay 24 hours and be questioned by a panel of scientists. The ascent was postponed after ground wind tore apart the previous balloon. McClure is a third Air Force Project Man High pilot and works at the aero medical laboratory in Alamogordo New Mexico.
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Eisenhower names Barbara Bates Gunderson VC of Civil Service
Mrs Barbara Bates Gunderson becomes vice chairman of the Civil Service Commission. A former Republican National Committeewoman from South Dakota, she was chosen by President Eisenhower and is introducing a new era in civil service leadership.
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Eisenhower
Barbara Bates Gunderson
Civil Service Commission
Supply System Improved Blockade Of Quemoy Broken
Brig. Gen. Lester Bork said a reinforced air and sea supply system breaks the Quemoy blockade even if fighting resumes. 7th Fleet escorts reportedly halted for cease fire, while unescorted Nationalist ships landed ammunition and troops, with morale and defenses described as strong and improving.
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Lester Bork
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Footprint experts link Big Foot to wild Indian tale
Seattle taxidermists Al Corbett and Bob Titmus inspect 16 inch prints 25 miles north of Westchpee and propose a 6 foot 7 to 7 foot 6 inch human stalker, possibly a missing Indian boy gone wild. Casts and large strides bolster the theory as camera traps are planned to capture a photo.
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California
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Corbett
Gerald Crew
Pope Pius XII Nearing Death After Second Stroke
The Pope facing grave cardiac pulmonary collapse as fever rises to 101 degrees and his pulse remains high. Vatican doctors say no hope remains while relatives and church leaders await the outcome in the ante chamber.
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Stewart Named To Supreme Court By Eisenhower
Judge Potter Stewart of Cincinnati emerged as the Republican pick to replace retiring Justice Harold Burton, facing Senate scrutiny over his views on school integration and Communist cases. Stewart, 43, serves on the Sixth Circuit and was recommended by Sen. Bricker. He would join five other Eisenhower appointees when confirmed for the 55 000 a year lifetime post.
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Atty
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Earl Warren
Jackson
Mich
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Philadelphia
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American Bar Assn
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