Polish independent leader Gomulka may gain over Russia
World Today columnist notes Gomulka could win a significant victory as Mao Tse-tung plans a state visit to Poland with Chou En-lai. Dispatches say Mao will pass through Moscow without meeting Khrushchev or Bulganin, despite Soviet pressure to visit Russia first.
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Mao Tse-tung
Poland
Chou En-lai
Warsaw
Mao
Moscow
Gomulka
No Different Farmington Chief Tickets His Wayward Son
Farmington New Mexico June 26 Police Chief Joe Carboneau chased a speeder for blocks then realized the offender was his son Bill. He issued a ticket and warned future incidents could cost his motorcycle. He will visit Moscow only on the way home.
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Woman Dies at 116 in Canoga Park
Mrs. Juanita Carriello died in Canoga Park California at age 116 after a brief serious illness. The report notes she had only one prior episode of serious illness in her life. Vatican City covers 108.7 acres near Rome.
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Juanita Carriello
Vatican City
Rome
Billion-dollar Indiana highways plan sent to Washington
Indiana submits a 1.06 billion dollar proposal for 32 percent miles of new superhighways. The plan includes 591 grade separations and 289 cloverleaf interchanges with major urban work in Indianapolis and Calumet regions. Toll road connections to Chicago Loop and routes to Louisville are outlined. federal rules ban adjacent business along the corridors.
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Washington
State Highway Department
State Highway Commission
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John Peters
Calumet
Lake Michigan
Michigan City
Hammond
Chicago
Chicago Loop
Vincennes-New Albany
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