Automobiles Crowding Humans From City Streets
New York columnist HAL BOYLE reports architect Victor Gruen proposes clearing downtown of cars by year 2000. A Fort Worth plan echoes his underground service traffic, pedestrian streets with rail-bus access, and garages doubling as heliports to curb congestion.
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Texas
Dear Sylvia Answers From Hutchinson News-Herald
A column invites general-interest questions with personal replies. Readers must enclose a self addressed envelope and sign letters. Sylvia Sage answers queries on water taste, state fair attendance figures, and a Collier's lightning article from July 8 1955.
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Hutchinson News-Herald
Hutchinson
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Soil Bank Payments Reach 3.12 Million in 1956 Program
The Agriculture Department reported farmers in the 1956 soil bank have received nearly 12 million dollars as of September 21, the first formal tally under the program to reduce crop surpluses. Officials had expected about 26 million and now anticipate a final total somewhat under that. Secretary Benson warned last week only a portion might be distributed before the November 6 election.
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