Housing Authority advances South End renewal plan
Edward J. Abbott and Robert H. McCann met with Public Housing Administration reps in New York to push a three pronged renewal program including clearance rehabilitation and conservation. The City Council is set to vote on abandoning the redevelopment plan and adopting renewal measures.
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Housing Authority
South End
Edward J. Abbott
Robert H. McCann
Public Housing Administration
New York City
Sfe- Cann
We Ten
Tauvsay
South End Civic Assn
Westeworth Acres
Soul End
Water Ban Imposed In Portsmouth Area Today
City Manager Robert Violette declared a water restriction starting today for Portsmouth Rye New Castle and Green Jane. Daily use remains about three million gallons, above normal by half a million, prompting the ban to protect supply and fire safety amid forecasted dry conditions.
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Portsmouth
Rye
New Castle
Green Jane
Robert Cyrolette
Violette
Engineers Condemn Portsmouth Country Club for Air Base Use
U S Army Engineers condemned the Portsmouth Country Club property and deposited 242430 with the Concord Federal Court clerk as the value of land and buildings. Club officials call the settlement far from satisfactory and plan further federal court negotiations while arranging purchase of Fred Stoddard property in Greenland to build a new course.
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U.S. Army Engineers
Portsmouth Country Club
Federal Court
Concord
John J. Hassett
Fred Stoddard
Greenland
Dariels
Hassett
Stoddard
Portsmouth
Hospital Trustees Approve Staff Reorganization Plan
Portsmouth hospital trustees and staff favor a new staff organization with three new posts led by Dr Elijah L Levine as staff chairman. Other chairmen named include Dr Lestie R Whitaker surgery and Dr George A Dodge medicine. Additional chairs are Dr Frederick S Gray anesthesiology Dr Doris Goodman radiology and Dr William G Moran pathology. They plan to buy laundry equipment worth 2000 to 3500 and spend 20000 to 25000 on two new boilers, with the children's ward moving to the maternity building by Sept 1 to aid accreditation under Dr Charles F Wilinsky’s study.
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George A. Dodge
Frederick S. Gray
Gbssethes
Doris Goodman
Anthony E. Peters
William G. Moran
Wilinsky
Matectity
Fire danger warned by state forestry officials
Rockingham Cheshire Merrimack and upper Carroll Counties face dangerous woods fire conditions as of today according to state forestry officials. The advisory covers Rockingham and Cheshire Counties and the Merrimack area with warnings for the northern Carroll County region.
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Windail Watate Forestry
Rockingham
Cheshire
Merrimack
Carroll County
Congress Snarled On Adjournment By 3 Disputes
Congress adjournment efforts were blocked by fights over public housing the Defense Production Act and the 92 million legislative appropriations bill. Conferees failed to resolve housing funding with 70 000 units over two years sought by the House vs 199 000 units per four years supported by the Senate.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
New York
Europe
SenateHouse
Senate House
Eisenhower
Fulbright D-Ark
Figenhower
Here Comes August Hums Same July Heat Wave Continues
The forecast shows August starting hot with cooler temperatures tomorrow unlikely. Concord reports 92 degrees the state’s all time July 31 high, beating the old record by one degree. Other high readings included 108 in Sac City Iowa and 107 in Lincoln Nebraska.
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U.S
Concord
Whae
Tomorn Press
US Press
Weather Bureau
Concord Weather Bureau
Mercury
Sac City
Towa
Lincoln
Neo
Sioux City
Omaha
Neb
Morse Urges New Senate Probe of Air Secretary Talbott
Senate Democrats clash with Republicans over Harold E. Talbott as Eisenhower weighs ethics and potential resignation. Morse requests new inquiry while Hall and Martin express confidence in the president’s decision and caution on 1956 political impact. Eisenhower says he will decide if Talbott met proper standards at his Penthouse office for Mulligan.
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Harold E. Talbott
Eisenhower
Sen. Morse
D-Ore
Senate
Air Force
Leonard W. Hall
Republican National Committee
Rep. Martin
R-Mass
House
Talbott
Paul B.mulligan & Co
New York
Louisiana Braces For Tropical Gale
Tropical storm Brenda hovered about 25 miles off the Mississippi River mouth as the New Orleans Weather Bureau warned of inland movement along the Louisiana coast between Grand Isle and Point Au Fer. Winds near the center were 30 to 60 mph with gusts higher, and gales extended 50 to 100 miles eastward. Storm warnings stretched from Galveston to the Mississippi River.
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Brenda
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Ike Hails Move As Relief and Joy Across Nation
In Geneva and Tokyo reports, Red China freed 11 U.S. airmen condemned in espionage cases after a diplomatic push involving Dag Hammarskjold and U.N. mediation. The released pilots, led by Col. John Knox Arnold and others from Maryland to California, had served sentences up to 10 years following a 1953 shoot down over Korea.
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Peiping
Harold E.fischer Jr
Sea City
Iowa
Hong Kong
Red China
Washington
Eisenhower
United States
China
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Dag Hammarskjold
Col
John
Knox Arnold
Silver Spring
Wiliam H. Baumer
Lewisburg
Eugene John Vandi
Clayton
Ake
Elmer FE Lellewellyn
Missoula
Mant
Wallace L. Brown Banks
Ala
Joha W. Buck
Armathwaite
Teng
Calif
Far East Air Force
North Korea
Manchuria
U.S
Secret “Intelligence Service
Talks in Geneva Open On Civilian Repatriation
The United States and Red China begun private talks in Geneva at the Palace of Nations to ease Far East tension. A major issue is the possible repatriation of about 40 American civilians detained or restricted by the Priping regime amid news that 11 American fliers were ordered released.
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Red China
Hong Kong
United States
Peiping
Tokyo
U.S
China
Red China Today
Far East
Priping
Cne
Alexis Johnson
Joe Czechoslovakia
Wang Ping-nan
Warsaw
Palace of Nations
United Nations
Johnson
Wang
Gregg Withholds Comment on Plans For Political Future
Former New Hampshire governor Hugh Gregg declined to confirm reports he might run for governor again in the Republican primary. He said he hopes to return to politics someday but offered no timing or details, noting he is busy with personal matters and serving as president of the New England Council.
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Don Berg
Minneapolis
Minn
Berg
Nashua
Hugh Gregg
Lane Dwinell
Gregg
New England Council
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