No Place For Poor Millionaire To Live Anymore
Miami businessman H B Layne argues the luxury housing market is starved of wealthy buyers while land for high end homes vanishes in major cities. He develops Golden Isles a 550 acre multi island coastal project with islands, canals, and a $100000 home on the first island. Layne has moved in and plans further expansion as he sells million in lots.
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Miami
Beverly Hills
Westchester County
H. B. Layne
Gresse Point
Mich
Bedford Village
N. Y
Layne
Here
Golden Isles
Springfield
Ohio
Big Air Force Plane Returns To Hickam After Engine Trouble
An Air Force C97 Stratocruiser with 62 people on board landed safely at Hickam Air Force Base after turning back from California with one engine feathered and another faltering. The flight to Travis Air Force Base was redirected about 300 miles out and eight crew members alongside 54 passengers were aboard. An escort C54 towing rescue gear guided the aircraft back to Hawaii.
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Honolulu
Hickam Air Force Base
California
Travis Air Force Base
Hawaii
Escaper From Kansas Caught In Cincinnati
Police arrested Leroy Reed, 45, a Kansas escapee from a 25 year sentence for a double murder, found in downtown Cincinnati after investigators linked him to the alias Lonard Smith. Reed had been living in Cincinnati under that name and had prior burglary arrests but was released without charge.
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Cincinnati
Kansas State Penitentiary
Leroy Reed
Kansas
Reed
George Petrson
Lonard Smith
Winter General Hospital appoints new manager at Topeka
Washington dispatch reports Dr. Roderick G. St. Pierre named manager of the Veterans Administration Winter General Hospital in Topeka. He is 50 and previously led the VA hospital at Roseburg Oregon since March 11, 1956. He succeeds Dr. Robert C. Anderson who resigned October 25 to join Ohio State Mental Hygiene.
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Washington
Roderick G. St. Pierre
Veterans Administration
Winter General Hospital
Topeka
St. Pierre
Roseburg
Ore
Robert C. Anderson
Ohio State Division of Mental Hygiene
Bell finds rental through mistaken telephone call
Mrs. S N Bell, while house hunting in Claremore, dialed a wrong number. A casual conversation with the at home party led to securing a rental.
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Claremore
Okla
S. N. Bell
Ike Faced With Question Of Serving After Stroke
UP News Analyst notes President Eisenhower, post stroke, remains confident in his ability to serve through a second term but faces doubts about delivering full leadership. The piece recalls his 1956 pledge and outlines medical, budget, and foreign policy pressures, with Vice President Nixon cited on delegation and the role of the president’s advisory circle.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Wong
the Nation
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Long Island
Evanston
Nob Hill
San Francisco
Charles Schrager
William Jenner
Ind
Indianapolis
Indiana
Phenix
Winter Hospital
Good Brands
Setson
Arrow
Pleetway
Anson
Dickies
Duofold
Grover Knight
Ike
National Security Council
Congress
Ottawa
LeaCe Sena
Aes
Lyle Dykstra Hone
RCA Victor
S. Main
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