Traffic Bottlenecks Persist In Kansas City Expressways
Kansas City faces ongoing bottlenecks despite an extensive freeway system. Traffic director Jack Falin notes one-way streets and lane additions ease congestion but cannot remove all delays. The city’s two state layout across Kansas and Missouri and geography shape its complex Interchanges including the planned Spaghetti Bowl and an inner-belt loop around downtown.
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Jack Falin
Kansas City
Ity
Kansas
Missouri
Kan
Do It Yourself Becomes Motto Of West Germany
West Germany shifts from postwar scarcity to prosperity making do it yourself a national habit. Citizens stock tool kits, repair skills rise, and five day weeks expand leisure as DIY shops and magazines spread the hobby. Gardening leads, with decorating and electrical repairs following. Physicians endorse hobbies to combat stress.
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West Germany
Russian Spy Soblen Sentenced To Life In Prison
Dr. Robert Soblen once a Rockland State Hospital psychiatrist was given life imprisonment for wartime spying for the Soviet Union. He is dying of cancer and collapsed upon hearing the sentence as his sister and wife reacted in distress. The case turned on testimonies from his brother Jack Soblen who is jailed for similar spying.
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New York
UPS
Robert Soblen
Soviet Union
William B. Herlands
Soblen
Anya Chasins
Dina
Psychiatris
Rockland State Hospital
Orangeburg
N.Y
Jack Soblen
Office of Strategic Services
Judge Herlands
Bulk sale notice for Kaye's Children’s Store transfer
Kenneth Tuchman dba Kaye's Children’s Store plans to sell all stock in trade equipment fixtures and lease to J E Seibert and Elsie M Seibert. Possession July 31 1961 with sale complete August 14 1961 creditors to file claims by 11 00 AM August 14 1961 at Bellamar Zepp Scottsdale Arizona notary public Vincent J Zepp.
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Kenneth Tuchman
Dba
KAYE
Children’s
Kaye’s
East 1St Avenue
Scottsdale
Arizona
J. E. Seibert
Elsie M. Seibert
Bellamar & Zepp
North
Scottsdale Road
Peace Marchers Cross Iron Curtain on Long Walk
Thirteen American peace marchers crossed the East German border on a 6500 mile walk from San Francisco to Moscow. The group encountered no trouble at the Tron Curtain as they pressed toward the Soviet capital.
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Helmstedt
Germany
UPI
Tron Curtain
San Francisco
Moscow
Drownings Decrease 17 Percent In Pleasure Boating
Pleasure boaters show care for safety with drownings down 17 percent in 1960 from 1959, per Outboard Boating Club of America. The piece notes stable fatal boating accidents despite more craft, and highlights maintenance tips for varnish, chrome, motors, and batteries to extend craft life and boating enjoyment.
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Outboard Boating Club of America
OBC
Robert E. Tobey
Theologians Debate Moral Use of Hydrogen Bombs
At Georgetown University theologians from Catholic and Protestant traditions debated when it would be morally permissible to use hydrogen bombs. They rejected all out thermo nuclear war but allowed attacks on military targets or evacuated cities if civilians could be warned and evacuated first. They warned against limitless village of warfare and urged limits on nuclear strategy.
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Woolsey
Washington
UPI
United States
Wear Sven
Georgetown University
Robert S. Mohan
S.S
Catholic University of America
John C. Bennett
Union Theological Seminary
New York
U.S
Dr. Bennett
Arizona Federation of the Blind Opposes Aid Cut
The Arizona Federation of the Blind opposes state health commissioner Fen Hildreth's proposal to drop federal aid to the blind in Arizona. Hildreth argued the federal aid favors those with substantial income.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona Federation of the Blind
Fen Hildreth
Arizona
Hildreth
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