Molotov Ends Second U S Tour with New York Return
Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov concluded his second cross country visit in two weeks with a late arrival in New York. Police and security details escorted him as Chicago crowds booed and shouted during a dramatic stopover, including a visit to the Museum of Science and Industry.
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Vyacheslav M. Molotov
United States
Molotov
New York Central
Commodore Vanderbilt
Park Avenue
United Nations
San Francisco
Amer
Chicago
Windy City
Canal and
Washington Streets
Lake Michigan
South Side Museum
Baltic States
Maj
Lenox Lohr
Lohr
Erwin Keyes
Keyes
Vyacheslav Molotov
Museum of Science and Industry
House Committee Approves Upper Colorado Reclamation Project
The House Interior Committee voted 20 to 6 to authorize the Upper Colorado Reclamation Project after removing Echo Park Dam from the bill. A 19 to 6 vote carried the motion to drop the Echo Park study and alternative projects. The panel also approved Navajo inclusion in New Mexico and cooperation for Blue River water supplies. Estimated project cost stands at 760 million dollars, with the Senate version at about 1.5 billion. The committee rejected a subcommittee amendment for immediate Canadian River construction by 13 to 12.
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Echo Park Dam
New Mexico
Denver
Department of Interior
Blue River
Senate
Texas
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Craig Hosmer
Rcalif
House
Hosmer
Writers Continue Workshop At Flagstaff
The fifth annual Southwest Writers Workshop continues at Arizona State College Flagstaff under Weldon and Phyllis Heald of Tucson. The program features talks by successful writers in newspaper fiction and article writing. The conference began June 20 and closes July 1.
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Flagstaff
Arizona State College
Weldon
Phyllis Heald
Tucson
Department Changes Set By Willey
Phoenix William E Willey to become state highway engineer Friday. George E Lang will become assistant deputy in charge of maintenance. H H Brown will head construction only. J S Mills becomes assistant deputy state engineer and his assistant William S Johnson moves up to his place in contracts and specifications.
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Phoenix
William E. Willey
Willey
George E. Lang
H. H. Brown
J. S. Mills
Mills
William S. Johnson
Debt Consolidation Plan Offers Up To 300 Cash In Tucson
Aetna Finance Co markets a debt consolidation program promising residents in Tucson and nearby towns up to 300 dollars in cash to cover bills or expenses. The firm stresses no obligation to discuss money problems and promises lower monthly payments after consolidating multiple debts. Interested individuals are urged to contact Aetna offices at 76 S Stone Ave and 2212 S 6th Ave.
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Aetna Finance Co
Aetna
S. Stone Ave
S. 6Th Ave
Ady
Amphitheater Public School Budget Faces Final Approval
Amphitheater Public School Board completed plans to adopt its 1955-56 budget totaling 929,562 dollars, the largest in district history, with final approval expected at a 7:30 p.m. special meeting Thursday in the staff dining room on East Prince road. The session is open to the public and will include a final financial report for 1954-55 plus awards for a new bus and office car.
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Amphitheater Public School Board
East Prince Road
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House Interior Committee
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Colorado Fuel and Iron Corporation
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American Fence CO
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