North Main Street rerouted for sidewalk project
City announces traffic changes as North Main Street undergoes rebuilding. Northbound traffic will use Jefferson Avenue from Washington Boulevard to Harrison Street, with one way routes on Irving Street Mount Vernon and central avenues to divert vehicles. Bus routes and street parking plans shown, plus temporary two way connectors at select intersections.
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Main Street
Trafic
Jefferson Avenue
Washington Boulevard
Harrison Street
Irving Street
Vernon
Main
Mount Vernontreet
Harrison
Washingone Boulevard
Central Avenue
New York
Scott
Church Stree
New York Avenue
Church + Merri Streets
Recreation Gymnasium
Broad Street
Soo Line
City Halls
Mount Vernon
Division Street
Irving
Church Street
Oshkosh
North Main Street
Main Fall
Washington
Jefferson
Algoma Boulevard
Great
Division Sivest
Marion Street
Jackson
Oreson Street
Japanese Official Denies U S Interference in London Talks
Namori Shigemitsu, Japanese Foreign Assister, rejected claims that the United States attempted to shape peace talks with the Soviet Union in London. He said Japan did not accept foreign meddling and insisted Tokyo would pursue its own interests in the discussions.
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U.S
Jap_ TOKYO
Namori Shigemitsu
United States
London
Shigemitsu
Japan
Soviet Union
Earthquake Rocks California Town Near Mexican Border
An earthquake measuring about 33 seconds struck EL CENTRO California at 1:47 a.m. CST with no damage or injuries reported. Deputies said doors and windows rattled but no structural harm was noted. The quake was described as pretty sharp by sheriff’s deputies.
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California
EL Centro
Calif
Imperial Vally
Cloudburst Floods Las Vegas Washes Out Train
A Las Vegas Nevada cloudburst drenched the city with hail and floods, derailing the Western Pacific California Zephyr near Sulphur. No injuries reported among 250 passengers and 30 crew.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Gulf of St Lawrence
Sulphur
Peron attacks Catholic Church as violence flares in Argentina
In Buenos Aires President Peron accuses Catholics of treason amid protests and street clashes. He vows to suppress church influence and press for a secular state as masses rally and a general strike calls workers to a rally honoring Eva Peron. The Vatican declines comment while church leaders brace for intensified actions.
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Argentina
Just D. Peron
Peron
Cathornes
Plannice
Feeson
proPeronista Genere] Confederation of Labor
jWorkers
Vatican
Scomneeine
Unictal
Vaticen
Hac
Bistory Bartholic Church
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Menon Sees Easing Of World Tensions
Krishna Menon, the Indian envoy to the UN, told reporters at National Airport in Washington that world tensions are easing and the peace effort is a snowballing process. He discussed with President Eisenhower a 45 minute preliminary talk on Formosa and potential steps toward a U.S.–China conference, while avoiding specifics on releasing U.S. airmen held by China.
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Washington
India
Kristina Menon
Ersberd
Salem
Far East
Eisenhower
White House
Kishna Meron
Commie
Mizis
Krishza Menon
Red Chima
U.S
Formosa
Fane
Hisethower
Oates
Krishna Menca
Krishna ‘Menon
Krishna Menon
State Department
John Sherman Cooper
New Delhi
China
United States
Formosa Strait
Misplaced Cow At Inverness Trial Stirs House Claims
Judge notes law limits as Miss Isabella Camerons sues an auction firm over a cow that escaped, entered her home, climbed stairs, broke through flooring, and ended in a water-filled hallway during transit. The case highlights legal fault lines in pet and livestock liability.
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Inverness
Scotland
Rector McHeccate
Isabella Cameron
Eisenhower presses for major projects revival in Congress
President Eisenhower urged revival of two shelved programs the atomic ship project and the Dixon Yates power plant. Republican leaders pledged to urge quick action in both houses as committees previously rejected the measures. The Atomic Energy Committee rejected the atomic showboat while the Appropriations Committee cut 44 million for transmission lines to TVA.
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Washington
Exseshower
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
House Appropriations Committee
Dizon- Yates
Tennessee Valley Authority
Tibe
Eisenhower
History repeats as Dulles earns honorary degree
Bloomington Indiana United Press reports history repeats itself as Secretary of State John Foster Dulles receives an honorary Doctor of Laws from Indiana University mirroring the honor given to his grandfather John W Foster who served as secretary of state under President Benjamin Harrison years earlier.
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Bloomington
Ind
John Foster
Indiana University
Dulles
John W Foster
Benjamin Harrison
Senate panel hikes Air Force funds and blocks Army cuts
The Senate Appropriations Committee boosted Air Force funding by over 70 million and carried a near 32 billion package for all defense agencies while resisting Army and Marine cutbacks ordered by Secretary Wilson. The Marine proposal was defeated 13-7, and the Army addition to prevent manpower declines was approved 14-6 amid emphasis on strengthening U S air power and defense R&D.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Pursestring Group
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Hiselhower
Sen. Chavez
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Defense
Wilson
la Chavezsie
Manes
Army
Jourmack
Chavez
United States Air Force
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Ther
Talbott
Snock
Air Force Force
Senate Committee
Common Western Lineup Urged By Adenauer for Big Four Talks
West German Chancellor Adenauer pressed for a common Western lineup at the Big Four talks with the Soviets and urged a bold disarmament plan. He met with Secretary Dulles and planned a White House lunch as he prepared to confer with Western ministers and visit Moscow if invited.
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Adenauer
Waslington
Roured Adenauer
Germany
Mondarand
John Foster Dulles
White House
Dulles
Bis Weyers
Bis
New York
Frdiar
London
Nto Boman
Anthony Eden
United States
Moscow
Adeneuer
Britain
Brance
Bonn Republic
Wip
Ethover
Reach Accord Ends One Day Britain Rail Strike
Britain reaches a quick accord after a one day rail strike. Government transport chiefs present a new plan while unions hold talks to ratify a tentative truce. Jim Campbell notes the document has been considered by unions and may be approved.
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London
Beit Nonsinking National Union ixeRt
Pest
Iush
Labor Ministry
Pam
NOAA
Jim Campbell
Hed Ast
Fire Causes $95,000 Loss At Milwaukee
A large blaze at Preppac Co. food packaging in Milwaukee caused about $95,000 in damage. Fire officials estimate $20,000 in property loss plus $50,000 to $75,000 for equipment and stock. Cause undetermined as smoke filled downtown and attracted thousands of onlookers.
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Milwaukee
Preppac Co
Edward Wischer
Commission Row
Inital Sax
Reds Hold 16 Britons Undersecretary Claims
London based Foreign Undersecretary Lord Joan Hope said Russia and satellites are detaining 16 British subjects. The Foreign Office records 11 believed detained in Russia plus one woman claimed as British, with Poland and Romania each asserting two holdings.
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London
Russia
Joan Hope
Hope
Foreign Office
Poland
Romania
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