Athens Considers Parking Study By Consultant
Athens officials and the parking study committee urge hiring a consultant to study downtown and campus traffic, parking use, and costs while integrating findings into a master city plan. Dr. Harry Anthony of Columbia University, a former consultant in major cities, recommends a competent architect and periphery, multi deck garages, and pedestrian emphasis.
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Athens
Raymond Shepard
Harry Anthony
Columbia University
Ohio University
Anthony
New York City
New Orleans
Jerusalem
United States
Berlin
Jacques Blumer
Zurich
Switzerland
Doug Geary
Ohio University unveils five proposed on campus buildings
Architects plan a 2 year construction educational television and theater building costing 2,838,278 to expand WOUB TV studios and potential city parking at College and Washington. Other projects include bio science, music, botanical and science buildings with ground breaking slated for early 1917 as part of a 205 million decade program.
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Roger Bennett
Ohio University
Athens
Bioscience
Woub-Tv
College and Washington Sts
L. F. Lausche
University Business Manager
Educational Television Center
University
Shepard
Television Center
George S. Voinovich and
University Terrace
van Voorhis Ave
20000 Yanks On Duty Along Forgotten Front
The article notes 20,000 American troops remain in Korea fifty years after the war, guarding a 181 mile truce line with 560,000 South Koreans. It cites Johnson and Park statements on force levels, the MAC armistice system, and Korea’s role in global tensions including Viet Nam.
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Forgotten Front
Seoul
South Korea
Republic of Korea
Penmunjom
United States
United Nations
South Viet Nam
Johnson
U.S
Camp Stanley
Chung Hee Park
Korea
Charles H. Bonesteel OT
U.N
Yalu
Peking
1St Corps
2Nd
Tth
38Th
Air Defense
4Th Missile Command
MAC
Panmunjom
UNC
Park
Viet Nam
Viet Cong Terror Tactics Report In Vietnam War
AP reports Viet Cong attacked a police census team, killing two and wounding one, with three captured. Five civilians were assassinated and twenty abducted. Grenades were thrown at a regional forces home, wounding a woman and two children. Claims of rising terror amid larger U.S. troop presence. Saigon tightens security with more military police and patrols.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Cong
Viet Nam
U.S
Helicopters Move Into Civilian Life And Industry
In twenty five years helicopters have evolved from curiosities to multipurpose aircraft. The craft proved vital in Viet Nam for search and rescue and ground support while becoming increasingly productive in civilian use. Major makers include Bell Boeing Fairchild Hiller Hughes Kaman Sikorsky. In 1965 559 helicopters were produced for military use and over 2300 were in civilian service by last March. Igor Sikorsky created the modern helicopter with the 1939 VS300 first flight.
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Washington -—-T
Viet Nam
Bell
Boeing
Fairchild
Hiller
Hughes
Kaman
Sikorsky
Aerospace Industries Association
Igor I. Sikorsky
Western Hemisphere
Lee S. Johnson
Sikorsky Aircraft
Loneliness blamed for diplomat wife suicide at United Nations
In New York a young African diplomat’s wife killed herself and two babies, with UN corridors yielding theories of loneliness and isolation. Secretaries say language barriers, culture shock, and discrimination heighten vulnerability, despite welcoming efforts by city and UN groups.
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Lausche
Athens
Raymond Shepard
United Nations
N.Y
Secretariat Emrpinge
USN
U.N
United States
John V. Lindsay
New York
John L. Loeb
Harlem
Americe
Uganda
Anthony Quinn
Manhattan
Senegal
Cameroon
Ghana
New Rochelle
Guinea
Riverdale
Ivory Coast
Long Island
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Human Rights Commission
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