Time For Decision On City Parking Lease Back Plan
City council faces a Monday vote on a lease-back deal for two off-street parking sites operated by the Municipal Parking Authority. The Eckles Engineering survey from 1955 projected 205 spaces, $294,840 initial cost, $6,550 annual expense, and $33,415.20 annual income, with 338 parking space deficiency in the business district.
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Municipal
Orville Brown
New Castle
Eckles Engineering Co
Washington Calling on the Atomic Agency Treaty Debate
Marquis Childs assesses the Senate’s route to ratifying the International Atomic Energy Agency treaty amid administration pressure and dissent. He notes objections, possible deals, and the urgency of an international inspection system to curb nuclear risks and sustain U.S. leadership.
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Eisenhower
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United States
International Atomic Energy Agency
America
Bourke B. Hicken
Marquis Childslooper
Iowa
Russia
Britain
Canada
France
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Atomic Energy Commission
W. Kenneth Davis
AEC
U.S
Japan
Harold E. Stassen
London
Francis Wilcox
Lewis L. Strauss
Strauss
Soviet Troops In Hungary Endure New Legal Pact
Moscow and Budapest sign an agreement placing Soviet troops in Hungary under Hungarian law with limited movement rights and a so called temporary status. Western observers view the pact as a legal cover for continued Soviet influence and interference in Hungary's sovereignty.
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Europe
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Andrei Gromyko
Georgi Zhukov
Budapest
Hungary
Poland
Romania
East Germany
NATO
East Berlin
Poznan
Russia
Ern
Budget Battles: GOP Slashes Truman Proposals 1947 48
The 1947 48 Congress cut Truman budget estimates by about 3.0 and 2.7 billion dollars respectively, and enacted tax cuts despite Truman vetoes. In 1948 the tax bill passed with greater Republican support from Democrats, reducing revenues by about 4.8 billion annually.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Truman
Congressional
Republican Congress
Treasury
Senate
House
Profit Before Taxes Questioned By Editor
Wellington Ohio Enterprise remarks that profit before taxes is an illusion since taxes alter yearly outcomes. It argues personal sav ings and net results depend on income tax, using 1955 as an example to illustrate the point.
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Wellington
Enterprise
Litterproblem in Tazewell prompts action
In Tazewell Tennessee residents complain that road shoulders resemble garbage heaps due to pervasive littering. Officials consider cleanup and enforcement measures to curb waste.
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Tazewell, Tenn
Try And Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
A Dixie battlefield tour features a driver guide boasting about Confederate victories and Yankee defeats while a Boston passenger protests. The guide asserts Northern regiments were beaten, prompting the witty rejoinder that Yankees did not win a battle while he drives the bus.
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Bennett Cerf
Dixie
New York
Atlanta
Boston
Voice of Broadway News Highlights From Dorothy Kilgallen
Ed Wynn eyed for Warners Marjorie Morningstar uncle role. Natalie Wood fights for higher pay amid studio battles. Polignac heir of Lanvin Perfumes near death in France. Paulette Goddard weighs Waltz of the Toreadors revival. Jerry Orbachs knit for charity. May West muscle man heads to Tibet. Diana Barrymore lands 40 weeks work this summer. Suzy Parker forecast as future star by Buddy Adler. Martha Vickers seeks reconciliation with Manuel Rojas amid divorce. City of Hope telethon criticized. Ed Sullivan questioned over censorship of Elvis gyrations. Jane Powell collapse at Desert Inn denied. revival fashion news. Fernanda Montel car crash near 100 mph. Ava Gardner doubts marriage to Walter Chiari. Desk Set in Galyaes yields mixed results. Pamela Curran dropped. Roberta Brown romance in Follies. Marilyn Monroe impersonations confuse Edie Adams. Linda Darnell eyes Broadway return with A Hatful of Rain. Deborah Kerr Cary Grant aboard ship in new project. John Barrymore Jr Equity suspension echoes family history. Dan Arnstein sells 300 taxis for $3,000 each. Le Cupidon to taper off calypso with Christiane Breton joining May 31.
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Tony Martin
al Sendrey
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Richard DuBois
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City of Hope
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Frank Butler
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Ava Gardner
Walter Chiari
Frank Sinatra
Galyeaes
Nedema Hutton
Pamela Curran
Pamela
Ronald Cecil
Harold Lang
Roberta Brown
Edith Adams
Marilyn Monroe
Marilyn
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Marilyn Adams
Linda Darnell
Mary Roebling
Bank
Deborah Kerr
Cary Grant
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John Barrymore Jr
Barrymore
John Jr
Pasadena Playhouse
Equity
Dan Arnstein
le Cupidon
Christiane Breton
Montreal
Atomic Fallout Debate Faces Congress Over Fallout Dangers
The Joint Atomic Energy Committee questions scientists on whether atomic fallout threatens life. Dr. Mark Mills explains strontium-90’s danger and 28 year half life, with a joking Senate interruption but serious concern about long term radiation effects.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Joint Atomic Energy Committee of Congress
Senate
Ohio
Mark Mills
University of California Radiation Laboratory
Chet Holifield
Calif
Dr. Marks
Dr. Mills
Bible Thought: The Soul of the Sluggard Desires
A verse reflection quotes Proverbs 13 4 contrasting the lazy who desires but gains nothing with the diligent who prospers. The brief encourages industry as a path to abundance and spiritual growth.
Flag Day reminder and salute duty urged in readers notes
A patriotic advisory urges Americans to salute the flag properly at parades and on Flag Day June 14. It notes only two of ten men saluted from the sidelines and stresses removing hats in salute, praising improvised displays of patriotism and urging vigilance on Memorial and Armed Forces Day.
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United States
California council rejects jaywalking ordinance
A California city council votes down a proposed jaywalking ordinance. The report also notes a Kentucky judge fines himself for dog quarantine violations and a golfer’s 103 in Arizona amid a series of quirky local tidbits.
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California
Kentucky
Our new mission to protect freedom abroad challenges past empire ideas
The piece argues America must guard its frontiers through overseas outposts and alliances rather than conquest. It cautions against arrogance and outlines the double role of soldiers and philanthropists, noting civilian resentment and the need for self-reflection on U S actions in Formosa Greece and beyond.
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Greece
Turkey
Britain
Eisenhower
Rudyard Kipling
State Department
Formosa
Memorial Day winner Hanks says race season limited
Sam Hanks, after winning the Memorial Day auto race, says he will finish the year under contract in stock cars and perhaps race at Monza. He notes he will return to the track only from the grandstand in the future.
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Indianapolis
Sam Hanks
Monza
Grandstand
Born to Love in Three Minutes a Day by James Keller
A feature on Dr Karl Stern’s talk in Dubuque Iowa arguing a mature woman’s tragedy is loss of opportunity to give love. The piece urges every person to become a transmitter of divine love, citing John 13 35 and calling for a life lived to love.
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Karl Stern
Ottawa General Hospital
Dubuque
Iowa
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