City of the Future: Decentralized Universities and City Integration
Doxiadis forecasts US population rising to 550 million and urban share to 90 percent within 50 years. He urges universities to move away from centralized campuses toward multiple small centers within cities, with no car traffic on campuses and a 10 minute walk to classes. He notes growing decentralization via community colleges and closer placement to students.
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United States
Constantinos A. Doxiadis
American Council On Education
Denver
Doxiadis
Sleep And The Heart Health Link Found In Study
A study of 800000 Americans shows deaths from stroke and coronary heart disease rise with ten hours sleep and also with less than seven hours. Seven hours appears optimal for adults 50 to 59. Dr E Cuyler Hammond notes long sleep may reflect drowsiness from reduced brain blood flow and could lower activity, increasing fat deposition. Smoking is a major factor below age 60, with obesity next. sleep may be another contributing factor. He cautions cause of heart disease remains unclear but environmental in the U.S.
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E. Cuyler Hammond
American Cancer Society
Hammond
Byrd Warns on Debt as Tax Surtax Passes
The Congress approved a 10 percent surtax to raise 15.3 billion this year, paired with a claimed 6 billion in spending cuts. Sen. Harry F. Byrd of Virginia calls the outcome a costly lesson in deficit spending as the national debt nears 358 billion dollars. He notes doubt about actual cuts and likens debt limits to removing a spouse's credit cards, a worthwhile aim but nearly impossible to achieve.
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Congress
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
The
Treasury
Senate
Nixon and Humphrey clash over black military roles and guerrilla groups
The piece argues Nixon’s plan for a fully volunteer armed forces could raise black enlistment to high shares, with combat units possibly 40 percent Negro. It contrasts Humphrey’s call to outlaw armed guerrilla groups and notes uncertainty over how both campaigns would handle black militancy and public welfare impacts.
Nixon Victory Special Heads to Ohio Rally Tour
A conservative report chronicles Nixon’s campaign impressions across Missouri Ohio and New Jersey praising his momentum. The Cincinnati Gardens rally drew 16 000 with orderly proceedings and enthusiastic Nixon girls in blue dresses as the candidate urged continued work ahead of Election Day.
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Missouri
Nixon
Ohio
Muskie
New Jersey
Truman
Dewey
Hubert Humphrey
Richard Nixon
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Senate
White House
Cincinnati
Toledo
Cincinnati Gardens
Nixon Leads Nation in Popcorn Poll Narrative
A long National Popcorn Poll profile marks Richard Nixon as the front runner, with 54 percent to Humphrey 30 and Wallace 16. The piece traces his campaign cadence from Cincinnati through small towns, noting reporters' ambivalence and public appeal, praising his postwar stance and a defense of individual effort.
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Harry S. Truman
Thomas FE. Dewey
Nixon
Humphrey
Wallace
Cincinnati
Middletown
Dayton
Springfield
London
Richard Nixon
Johnson-Humphrey
Vietnam
Baloney
Croweds
Court House
Resignation of Ludendorff Tied to Peace Terms Rift
The Messenger reports General Ludendorff resigned as military chief after clashing with Prince Max over Wilson peace terms. Also noted were improvements in the influenza pneumonia situation around Athens and surrounding areas with fewer cases. Vice President Wallace predicted food will be the dominant world issue in 1944 and Athens County will decide on 17 proposed tax levies at the next election.
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Ludendorff
Prince Max
Wilson
Athens
Henry A. Wallace
Athens County
Air pollution control districts petition letters urged
Peggy Goodrich of Athens urges readers to back an initiative petition circulating in the Athens area to compel Ohio General Assembly action in January on a bill creating air pollution control districts. The proposal would empower district boards to run prevention and abatement programs and impose prosecutions or injunctions for violations. Goodrich plans to attend League of Women Voters events and requests signatures from registered voters with precinct details.
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Athens
General Assembly
State of
Ohio
League of Women Voters
Tri-County
League
Helpfu
Peggy Goodrich
Eighth grade visits humane society students donate to shelter
My eighth grade class showed interest in the Humane Society and the animal shelter. We visited on two evenings, saw clean pens and care, noted brisk dog turnover, and witnessed people bringing dogs while others waited to take dogs out. The students donated eight dollars and sixty cents to the Humane Society and invited others to contribute or join the society through Miss Hazel Road.
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the Messenger
Humane Society
The
Miss Hazel Road
Madison Ave
Treating Effect Versus Cause of Violence in America
Rev Terrell E Johnson argues that gun legislation and violence in media drive societal decay. He warns the soul of America is in danger as children imitate on screen and screen in theaters shapes behavior. He calls for selective viewing and writing stations for wholesome programs.
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the Messenger
America
Kenya
Africa
Terrell E. Johnson
First Baptist Church
Athens
Stevens Named Presiding Justice in New York Appellate Court
Nelson A. Rockefeller announced Harold A. Stevens will become Presiding Justice of the Supreme Court Appellate Division for Manhattan and the Bronx. Stevens will be the first African American to hold this high post in New York State judiciary. Thurgood Marshall remains the nation’s top U.S. Supreme Court justice.
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Gay
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Harold A. Stevens
Supreme Court
Manhattan
Bronx
Justice Stevens
New York State
Thurgood Marshall
U. S. Supreme Court
Publication details for Athens Messenger newspaper
Athens Messenger records its pricing and delivery options. It lists daily and Sunday single copies, carrier and mail delivery rates, regional distinctions for Olin West Virginia and elsewhere in the US, with various weekly, semiannual and annual subscription prices. The paper is printed daily except Saturdays and is mailed from Athens Ohio 45701.
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Olin
West Virginia
US & Possessions
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