Broadway Underpass Contract to Be Awarded Monday
City Council set to award an 849 000 dollar Broadway underpass contract to M M Sundt Construction Co and hold a public hearing on a proposed 4 000 000 dollar city water budget. Sundt bid 849 434 20, about 65 000 under the city estimate. underpass work could start in about a month and be completed by February or March 1964. The water budget for March 1 1963 to February 29 1964 is 4 050 000 dollars, about 6 percent above last year. Revenue from higher water use is expected to offset the increase. Additional hearings will cover the Rogers Neighborhood Plan and a zoning ordinance allowing resale dress shops in B 1 zones. The Rogers plan aims to guide major streets interior streets drainage parks and land use within East Broadway East 22nd Street and South Craycroft Wilmot Roads. The council will not meet Monday morning.
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Broadway
M. M. Sundt Construction Co
Sundt
Council
Water Department
Phil J. Martin Jr
City Water Systems
Rogers
East Broadway
East 22Nd Street
South Craycroft
Wilmot Roads
British Labor Official Heads to U.S. on 10 Day Tour
Harold Wilson foreign affairs spokesman for the Labor party departs London for a 10 day U.S. visit. He will address the Council on Foreign Relations in New York and dine with UN Secretary General Thant. Wilson has engagements in Washington Chicago and St Louis.
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London
UPI
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Willeave
New York
United States
Wilson
Council of Foreign Relations
United Nations
Thant
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Ole Miss Suspends One and Warns Against Protests
A Ole Miss student was suspended on campus amid volatile protests over James Meredith. Security tightened as Meredith, a 29 year old African American, attended exams with campus police screening IDs and officials patrolling. A White federal grand jury investigated campus riots from September 30 as the university faced criticism of administration.
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James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Meredith
Ole Miss
Oxford
Miss
University
Student Judicial Council
Memphis
Tenn
J. D. Williams
Williams
Stu
Dents
Justice Department
Washington
U.S. Marshal
New York printers strike panel blasts leaders
A fact finding panel of jurists chastised printers union leaders for a 36 day strike that shut nine New York newspapers. The report urged swift negotiations with city state and federal mediators and called the walkout a deliberate design to pressure bargaining. The Publishers Association accepted the panel while ITU Local 6 leader Powers boycotted. Cleveland meanwhile readied a rival daily by striking papers employees.
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NEW York-Pi
W. Willard Wirtz
International Typographers’ Union
Publishers ’ Association of
New York City
Watt
Publishers Association
Wirtz
The
Press and News
Cleveland Record
Cleveland
Independent Teamsters Union
Newspaper Guild
New York
Harold R. Medina
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New York Criminal Court
Joseph O'Grady
David W. Peck
State Supreme Court
O'Grady
Kennedy Expected To Propose Modest Tax Cut For 63
Congressional sources say President Kennedy will propose a two stage tax cut starting July 1 totaling about 10 billion dollars over two years. The plan may include offsetting revenue changes and a future deficit rise before revenue climbs with growth. Officials hint the State of the Union and budget details will outline targets and timelines.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Wilbur D. Mills
Dark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Crossword Puzzle Jumble with Dated City Clues
It lists across clues and garbled entries for a crossword puzzle, including fragmented words like capital of Vermont and Army of invaders Europe. The broken text shows partial entries, mis-spellings, and nonstandard formatting, suggesting OCR errors from a vintage newspaper puzzle page.
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Nominst Cmy
Elit Gremanis Financial TA ES
Speedway
Bere Tisks
British Labor Party
U.S
Reilly Funeral Home
Penninucon
Jim Walter
Shay
Maz
Jt Walter Corporation
Cheth
Ramon
Ian
Jancree
Taye
Tempe
Arizona
Apache Blvd
Rodigs
Tucson Optical Service
Valery Wational
Fert
N.Y
O’grady
Powers’ Warming
Powers
Ui Tt
Times, Journal
American
Daily News
World Telegram & Sun
Post
Herald Tribune
Mirror
Long Island Star-Journal
Long Island
Voluntahe Press
Hongesand
F. M. Flynn
Times
JFK
Mills
House Ways
L and Means
Treasury
Ctu Ese
Vermont
Centrain
Colleg
Amors
Europe
Stadium Sound
Robin Hood
N. Labor
Aviv
Bacom
Block
Naz Legaleeo
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