States Seek Higher Costs for U S Superhighway Plan
Secretary Weeks told Congress that completing the 41 000 mile interstate network now costs about 357.6 billion dollars with the federal share near 33.0 billion and states contributing about 3.67 trillion. The updated state by state estimates will guide 1960 1961 1962 apportionments but must pass Congress this session.
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Washington
Senate Public Roads Subcommittee
Sen. Gore
D-Tenn
Bureau of Public Roasts
Wie
Congress
Weeks
Arizona
Toalia
Monetana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
Tennessee
Virginia
Connecticut
Michigan
New Jersey
Oklahoma
Cartmappers Costing Both Buyer and Seller
Los Angeles area grocers warn cartnapers cost consumers and stores millions annually. Carts vanish at about 1000 a week with more than 36 000 carts stolen last year across four counties. A chain with 36 stores reported about 6000 dollars in losses monthly.
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Los Angeles
Chuck Titus
Mother Puts Babe By Church Stable
In PWON France, sacristan Jules Roce of St. Michaels Church heard a baby cry from a Christmas scene and alerted the priest. The infant, about ten days old, was found in a manger with cow and ox depictions in a starry stable, baptized as Noelle, and sent to an institution as authorities pursue the abandoning mother.
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Pwon
France
Jules Roce
Caz
St. Michale's Church
Bethlehem
Rer Noelle
National Cowboy Hall Dedicated Near Oklahoma City
Groundbreaking for a five million dollar National Cowboy Hall of Fame took place near Oklahoma City with C. A. Reynolds stating the institution will honor Old West memory and deeds. Governors Gary Mecham Russell Simpson and others attended along with Lt. Gov. Houck and Rep Burdick. construction to begin this year.
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Ugnor Cowboys
A. Reynolds
Kansas City
National Cowboy Hall of Fame
Oklahoma City
Jim Shoulders
Henryetta
Okla
Rodeo Cowboy Assn
Reynolds
Shrine
Raymond Gary
Oklahoma
Edward L. Mecham
New Mexico
Charles V W. Russall
Nevada
Milward Simpson
Wyoming
L. R. Houck
South Dakota
Usher L. Burdick
North Dakota
C. A. Reynolds
Ist
The
Shring
Reynales
City sanitation holds first auto auction of unpounded cars
The Department of Sanitation held its first 2948 auction of unpounded autos in New York. Bids ranged from $19 for a ten year old heap to $565 for a 1995 sedan.
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New York
UPJ
Departmentaf Sanitation
Chicago Police Taping All Calls
Chicago police record all calls to the complaint room at central headquarters to curb crank and state calls. Police Commissioner Timothy O'Connor says the system logs recordings and time slips, kept indefinitely for checkups and tracing calls.
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Chicago
Central Police
Timothy O'Connor
Saii
American Soldier Attacked by Three Koreans in Pusan
Pvt Madison E Septer of St Charleston Ohio wounded in Pusan Korea after three civilians assaulted him while returning to his unit. He was taken to a hospital with a cerebral concussion. condition listed as good as of report.
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Atpack
GI Pusan
Korea
Madison E. Septer
St. Charleston
Ohio
Septey
Mud-Tinted Rain Stains Madeira as Desert Dust Mixes With Showers
Heavy showers in Funchal Madeira Island stained clothes and coated cars with brown mud. The weather bureau cited a meteorological depression southeast of Madeira as the driver, with high winds carrying African desert dust into the rain clouds.
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Funchal
Madeira Island
Weather Bureau
Madeira
Opening Day Sees 225 Bills Entered
Congress opened its new session with about 225 new bills introduced. The House clerk reported the pace was normal for a second-session start as aides counted and numbered late into the night. A Senate spokesman commented on the activity.
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Washington
House
Congress
Senate
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