Bulganin Interferes With U.S. Election Says Dewey
Former New York Governor Dewey arrived in Los Angeles to address Republican rallies and denounced Soviet Premier Bulganin for an H-bomb letter seen as seeking to influence the November 6 election. He said Bulganin meddled in U.S. politics and favored Stevenson over Eisenhower.
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Los Angeles
Bulganin
Dewey
New York
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
Stevenson
Stagger Dates For License Plates In Kansas
Kansas bill drafted for 1957 session would stagger auto license plate issuance through the year to end long lines for renewal. Charles L. Davis Jr. Republican candidate says the move mirrors the driver’s license law with staggered expirations.
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Topeka
Kansas
Charles L. Davis Jr
Rebel Arrests Trigger Tunis Riots and Protests
In Tunis crowds raged after five Algerian rebel leaders were arrested by French authorities. Union leaders called a general strike as demonstrators clashed with mounted police and National Guardsmen guarding government buildings and the French embassy. Police repelled several thousand protesters. casualties not immediately reported.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Bottleneck on K C Viaduct Between Cities
Kansas City Missouri and Kansas City Kansas highway officials hired consultants to decide how to handle the intercity viaduct linking the two cities. As Kansas opens a 236 mile turnpike, the viaduct may become a bottleneck on U S 40 and U S 24. Options are widen to six lanes or build a new parallel viaduct. W. V. Buck of the Federal Bureau of Public Roads participated.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Kas
U. S. 40
U. S
Oklahoma
W. V. Buck
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Toll road opens as speed rules still undecided
At the conference officials disclosed no maximum speed yet for the new toll road two days before opening. Maj Lloyd Vincent stating warning tickets will be issued for speeds over 80 mph while arrests may occur for speeds judged unreasonable by conditions. Drivers below 40 mph may also receive tickets.
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Maj
Lloyd Vincent
Turnpike Patrol
Her First Words In Five Months
Newcastle report on 22 year old Ellen Moore in hospital after a log strike head injury. Doctors say both she and her baby show hope, though she remains in serious condition from brain injury. Treatment cooled body and induced a seven day near-hibernation to weather the dangerous illness phase.
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Newcastle
England
U. S
Ellen Moore
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