Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 229, Decatur, Adams County, 29 September 1955 — Page 14

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Says No Special Session Necessary Senator Knowland Meets With Nixon WASHINGTON (INS) - Senate GOP leader William P, Knowland eaid today that no special session of congress will he necessary (o-keep the government functioning orderly during President Eisenhower's illness.

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The California senator-made the statement after a breakfast meeting. with Vice President Hichard M. Nixon, who began a busy day of conferences as an unofficial "acting" president. Nixon, who already has met with cabinet members and White House aides, outlined to the legislative leader arrangements that have been made for handling government affairs in Mr. Eisenhow- ■ er’s absence. i Know land said there is "no emergency which will require a special session of congress or* a meeting pf legislative leaders or any

other special handling of affairs ■ other than the procedures which have already been carried out by the executive branch of the govl; eminent." I He said, in response to ques- . tionsi' by newsmen, that the ari rangements which have been made provide for the normal op- ; eration of the government during the President’s illhess. Haiti's current population is estimated at three million. Australia and Vancouver. Canada. are linked by two cables.

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Indiana Toll Road Commission Sued Chicago Firm Sues State Commission INDIANAPOLIS (INS) — The way of a toll road is paved with I law suits —and the Indiana toll road commission had another one J on its hands today. The commission is defendant in a suit filed by Kornacker and Associates. of Chicago, for $980,694 in Marion county circuit court. . The suit claims that the money is due in unpaid fees ahd damages caused when the firm was asked to quit a: engineering and construction supervisors for a section of the east-west toll road across ■ northern Indiana. The section between Elkhart and South Bend now is under the supervision of the Tecon Engineers. Frankfort, Ky Executive secretary Albert J. Wedeking of the Indiana toll road commission, claimed that the Kornacker firm asked to w-ithdraw-

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Ohio Turnpike To Be Opened Friday Preview Is Given To Newsmen Tuesday CLEVELAND (INS) —Ohio’s 241 mile ribbon of concrete stretching from Pennsylvania to Indiana is ready, willing and able to handle the steady stream of traffic which will begin flowing at midnight Friday. Newsmen from every section of the state were given a preview of the $326 million "bhby” Tuesday in two segments. One tour left from Toledo | and proceeded to a point east of Fremont and the other departed from the Strongsville interchange near Cleveland and headed to the Pennsylvania state line where the turnpike joins the Keyston State "pike.” Eventually, when the Indiana turnpike and a bridge across the

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1955

The eastern entourage started nt the Strongsville administration building, where the group of more than 40 newsmen saw the radio and toll auditing nerve centers. ; Trade in a Good Town — DecatUJ