Tokyo Harbor Plan Aims 14 Million Tons by 1985
Tokyo Tokyos expansion project enlarges harbor and dock facilities to handle up to 14 million tons of cargo annually by 1985. The plan covers southern and southwestern waterfronts including piers at Encyelopedia Pitleal Tokyo Yapan Ms Land People and Cullye, as described in a 1400 page English language simyelopedia.
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Eisenhower Urges Higher Caliber for Congress
President Eisenhower, told to newsmen by A. A. Hurlbut and Meade Alcorn, said Republicans should nominate Congress members worthy of becoming president. The group of 31 precinct workers from 12 states discussed seeking a higher caliber for congressional candidates, with Alcorn noting no comment on current members’ quality.
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Off-Track Betting Dead in Senate Says Mahoney
Albany AI Major Walter J Mahoney said yesterday that proposals to legalize and take off track horse racing bets in New York City were dead as far as the Senate was concerned He opposed the principle despite pleas from Mayor Robert F Wagner and the citys Democratic administration The chances of passing an air track betting bill without the Republican leader Alessig were remote Assembly Majority Leader Joe Cutting also criticized the betting proposal He reserved judgment on New Yorks financial needs ahead of a conference with Wagner Rockefeller and legislative leaders Wagner must raise 151 million in additional revenues to balance the citys new budgets He will seek permission to impose new or higher local taxes.
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House Votes Longer Draft Extends Peacetime Draft
The House approved extending the peacetime draft law for ten years with a voice vote after a Senate amendment. The measure, endorsing the Senate version, moves to President Eisenhower for signature. The Senate earlier approved 90 to 1, backing continued extra pay for new physicians and dentists and higher pay for veterinarians. President Eisenhower was urged to sign the draft law extension.
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Heat to Electricity Directly Predicted by GE Official
GE executive Dr. George L. Haller said the company is close to a breakthrough enabling direct heat to electricity conversion, potentially removing mechanical steps in power generation. He hinted satellites may benefit from this simpler converter, noting GE had announced three direct conversion devices previously. Gus F. Glenn, former U S senator from Illinois, died at 79 in Portage Point, Michigan.
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Photo flash gear rented to beat the fast move in optics
Henry Dortnit ter of Dormitzer Electric in Cambridge plans a rental program for photo flash equipment. Photographers sign a year lease for chosen outfits, paying a proportional rental fee that covers servicing and replacement with a new model each year. The approach lowers cost, ensures latest tech, and treats wear as normal use.
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Residency requirement bill stalls in New York Assembly
Albany report says an intra party fight eased as the Assembly Ways and Means Committee chose not to report the residency requirement bill for a vote. Senate had passed it last year but Speaker Heck opposed it in the Assembly. Governor Rockefeller opposed the measure. The proposal would require residency of one year for home relief eligibility except in emergencies.
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Four killed as police fire on crowd in Punjab village Narur
An AP report states four people were killed and ten police and one civilian injured when officers fired on a Communist mob in Narur village, Punjab. The violence followed the mob’s refusal to pay taxes and an attack on officers aiding tax collection.
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