Cluster City Proposed As Atom Age Urban Plan
Tracy B. Augur, city planner for the Atomic Energy Commission, promotes a cluster city concept. It envisions multiple separate communities of about 60,000 each, grouped yet isolated by four to five miles of open land to reduce blast effects and improve livability.
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Garden vegetable centerpieces headline tips and recipes
The feature offers colorful ideas for edible centerpieces using radish roses cucumbers and carrot curls. It includes methods for arranging vegetables on platters and several serving combinations with suggested sauces and accompanying dishes.
The lure of bright lights and the fate of rural youth
The article contrasts town and farm youth chasing city glamour with the reality of poverty and crime in urban areas. It argues that metropolitan centers offer little opportunity for rural migrants and highlights the control of delegates by party leaders in national conventions. It also notes the strengthening companionship in later years between spouses.
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