Tokyo Begins Skyscrapers Amid Gardens and Earthquakes
Tokyo plans a skyline shift with more parks and gardens as skyscraper construction resumes after a long height ban. Engineers push to fit taller buildings by widening streets and using new materials, with Kasumigaseki home to the tallest towers slated for completion in December 1967.
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Akio Ogawa
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Drowning linked to liquor in skyscraper fears
In Chicago and Tokyo experts discuss how alcohol use correlates with drownings and how modern skyscraper designs with soft structures, thick walls, and evacuation corridors may mitigate disasters. Officials note the challenge of earthquakes and fires, while planners press for stricter safety standards and better materials.
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Kiyoshi Muto
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Cook Couty
Tokyo
Yoshiharu Nagumo
An- Yokohama
Drew Toman
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Grea
Takamatsu
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Soviet Beauty Ideal Turns Slimness Says Diet Expert
Moscow reports describe a shift in the Soviet beauty ideal toward slimmer figures. Diet expert Alexei Pokrovsky argues for daily exercise and moderated eating while acknowledging overweight issues. He notes high caloric food and media push, but believes change can improve health and longevity.
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Fred Coleman
Moscow
Wom- Bespeciarlet Ecilentis Eee
Lespite
Alexei A. Pokrovsky
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Soviet Academy of Medical
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Frank Winisey
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