Mobility Adds To Problems by John Cunniff AP
Mobility is blamed for urban strain as Americans move to suburbs and out of core cities. White and Black migration patterns rise, shrinking city tax bases, eroding real estate and transport, and draining skilled workers. The NICB notes factory losses. population shifts intensify.
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Replica Of Frigate Will Be Launched In Newport
A full size replica of HMS Rose, a pre Revolutionary War British frigate, will be launched in spring 1970 as a floating restaurant on Newport Waterfront. Built in Nova Scotia for $300,000 by West India Packet Company, it will dock near Newport and feature sails for occasional short voyages. The original Rose, launched in 1757 at Yorksh ire, once commanded by Sir James Wallace, reportedly deterred Newport trade and influenced the town's development away from city status.
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Allen Ludden Plans Desk And Sofa TV Gallery
Allen Ludden, former Password host, plans Allen Ludden's Gallery a 90 minute daily show with a Portraits segment where reporters discuss figures Ludden has covered. The program debuts Monday on dozens of stations, aiming to extend the desk and sofa format into new interview style.
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Griffin's Show Moves to CBS Amid Late Season Shuffle
Merv Griffin shifts his late night program into the CBS lineup in mid August, opposing Johnny Carson and Joey Bishop. David Frost slated to succeed Griffin in syndication as the television field packs with Mike Douglas and Steve Allen. Ludden believes there may be space for one more program still.
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Nixon nominate Brock to Senate after DOJ submits form
The Justice Department sent Brock’s name to New Hampshire lawmakers for consideration and it received unanimous approval. The exact date Nixon would forward the nomination to the Senate remained undetermined. Janelle, a Democrat, resigned when the Republican administration took office in January. Edward F. Belhumeur, 29, of Burrillville Rhode Island, died in a two car head on crash on Route 44 Wednesday night. three others in the second car were injured. Reverend Harold R. Hodgson of Gales Ferry Connecticut was named pastor of Washington Park United Methodist Church in Providence by Bishop James K Mathews of Boston, succeeding Reverend E. McKinnon White who becomes superintendent of the New Bedford district. White will also pastor a church in South Chatham Massachusetts. The Washington Park Church is one of nine Rhode Island churches affected by the bishop’s annual appointments at Pembroke College.
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