Bold thinking practiced in highway planning
Ohio officials describe a shift toward forward looking design for freeways. Engineers discuss 10 to 20 year horizons, rest stops every half hour, and the impact of curves, grades, and drainage on safety. Cost, right of way, and interchanges shape interstate planning nationwide.
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Columbus
Robert B. Burker
Ohio Highway
Victor E. Stump
R. E. Shultz
Ohio Highway Department
Burker
Ohio
Bureau of Planning
Division of
Burket
U. S
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Publisher and staff of The Messenger Athens Ohio
The Messenger Publishing Co announces Gordon K. Bush as publisher with G Kenner Bush Jr as assistant publisher and M W McDargh as advertising director. Charles W Reamer is managing editor and Robert L Powers news editor with W Weber as circulation director.
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Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner Bush, Jr
Asst
M. W. McDargh Advertising
the Messenger Publishing CO
Union St
Athens
Ohio
Rederictl
Bush
Cred
Weber
Charles W Reamer
Robert L. Powers
Perfect American in Kusadasi earns praise after exile
Kenneth Baldwin, a 30 year old former Army private from Utica New York, was banished for ten months to Kusadasi in western Turkey for selling a tax free tape recorder. He turned exile into service teaching English and guiding local leaders, winning local support and a travel partnership while officials urge allowing him to stay. Turkey lifted the banishment and Baldwin is free to go home, but appeals continue to the United States.
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Kenneth Baldwin
Utica
N. Y
Turkey
Aegean
Kusadasi
Baldwin
United States
Kemai
Kusadas
United
War in Asia: U.S. fights limited land war in Viet Nam
The United States is engaged in a land war in Asia described as limited in scope. More troops, materiel, and funds are required daily to prevent further deterioration of the American position. The conflict pits U S forces against a growing guerrilla force amid local support and aims to deter Communist success in Viet Nam.
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United States
Asia
Viet Man
Ho Chi Minh
Matching Ability and Opportunity Uplift but Won't Solve All
John Chamberlain critiques Secretary Wirtz on job opportunity and state intervention. He argues matching ability with opportunity is admirable but insufficient to employ everyone. He cites industry figures, anecdotal examples, and warns against expansive government power to create jobs for all. The piece blends satire with policy critique.
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Ivan the Terrible
Louis the Fourteenth
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Communications Workers of America
Kansas City
Wirtz
Department of
Secret Service Adopts Disguises for Coverage
Veteran agents on the White House detail blend in with mourners in clerical garb as President Johnson attends a high school graduation. Canon the agent wore surplice and cassock, merging with black and white clothing to avoid drawing attention.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Secret Service
White House
Johnson
Cises
Luci
Washington National Cathedral
Baylor University
Waco
Tex
John F. Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Goldberg Presidency Predicted
The American Jesuit edited weekly The Roman Catholic praised Arthur J. Goldberg the new U S ambassador to the United Nations and suggested he may become the first Jewish president of the United States. The editorial called him a Horatio Alger story figure with potential to reach the presidency.
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America
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
United Nations
Goldberg
Horatio Alger
United States
Paton Plans New Book Of Africa
South African author Alan Paton to write a new novel using 1964 sabotage, bombings, violence, and jailings as background. Paton, Liberal Party leader, condemns violence and views the times as the life of a story to reflect the era.
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Durban
South Africa
Alan Paton
Paton
Liberal Party
Hendrick Verwoerd
Forests in Turkey Far Larger Than Believed
A FAO survey says Turkey’s productive forests are at least twice as large as prior estimates. Improved methods could lift annual timber output from about 200000 cubic meters to a sustained 12 million within 15 years.
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Rome
Turkey
Food and Agriculture Organization
Dear Abby Advice Column Appears in Everyday Dilemmas
A series of Dear Abby letters cover life choices from relationships to marriage jealousy and etiquette. Topics include age gaps and slave versus darling dynamics, in-law comparisons, loud voices in public, and dental privacy during surgery.
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Abby
House Damages Award In Train Collision Near Callahan
A Jacksonville case reports a passenger train at 79 mph rounding a curve before an Atlantic Coast Line crossing near Callahan struck a house. The engineer braked to 20 mph. the house was splintered as signals entangled the eaves. The mover won $3,000 and the owner $1,650. the mover paid costs.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Callahan
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