Cities of Tomorrow Exit 37 Runway 6
In this dialogue the urbanist warns that American cities may not endure under current conditions. The narrator questions whether major metropolises like New York and Chicago are worth saving or should become relics, suggesting future generations will be native to places around airports and freeways. A staged exchange with Dr. Wolfgang Stumpfellow frames possible urban obsolescence.
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Manchester Men Honored by Chamber at City Meeting
Three local men were honored at a Chamber of Commerce meeting in the American Legion hall. Norman Fiddelke of the Federal Land Bank was named Most Progressive Business Man for his Chamber work. Doug Palmer, a hardware dealer, received the Man of the Year plaque for service to the community and school district planning. Don Champaugh, Henderson Manufacturing sales manager, was named Outstanding Committee Chairman for airport committee activities. Ken Andrews received a past president's award.
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