Beautification battle frames billboards and highways
Long feature on the Highway Beautification Act of 1965, its supporters and opponents. Democratic Rep John C. Kluczynski champions controls on billboards while motel chains and small advertisers resist. The piece traces standards debates, funding, eminent domain, and public sentiment across states.
Survey Finds Billboard Attitudes Change Little in Seattle
A Seattle survey shows most who call to outlaw billboards did not notice removals. Nationwide polls reveal 78 percent of drivers support signs for gas, food, and lodging while only seven percent of hotel guests came for signs. Vermont resists signs though open to Visit Vermont messaging. federal standards are signed by six states. Federal Highway staff sought 160 million for beautification. Senate approved 85 million with 5 million for billboard control. House bill stalled.
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St. Elizabeth’s
Washington
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Kluczynski
Topeka
Secretary of Transportation
U.S
White House
Margaret Chase Smith
Jennings Randolph
D-W. Va
Senate
Jesus
America
Los Angeles
W. R. Vaughan
Anchorage
Lady Bird
Seattle
Tels
Hawaii
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Virginia
Washington, D.C
Vermont
New York
Transportation Department
Federal Highway Administra
Reserve and Guard Units Reassigned to New Status
Pentagon officials announce a reorganization of the 150000 man selected reserve force easing guard and reserve units into active service only if needed. Core SRF units will be the 42nd New York 26th Massachusetts and 30th North Carolina with drill increases to 72 annually through mid 1968.
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Army National Guard
Pentagon
Johnson Administration
42Nd Infantry Division
New York
26Th
Massachusetts
30Th
North Carolina
National Guard
SRF
Congress Scrutiny Warns Against Unwise Road Program
After spring hearings the Republican minority of the House subcommittee on roads called the program entirely irresponsible due to Vietnam war costs and the budget deficit. They described it as unw ise unworkable and inefficient and urged substantial rewriting. Others await how many agreements Boyd's department can secure before actions are taken.
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House Subcommittee On Roads
Boyd
Art critic laments Philadelphia academy show as disappointing
John Canaday compares the 163rd Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts exhibition unfavorably with the Whitney. He notes spotty juried selections, the invitational roster, and overrepresentation of local work. He also praises American Drawings 1968 at Moore College for balanced, high quality selections.
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New York
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
Academy
The
Moore College of Art
Richard Anuskiewicz
Brian O'Doherty
Stephen S. Prokopoff
Institute of Contemporary Art
de Kooning
Rauschenberg
Johns
Oldenburg
Oil Well Drilling Surges in United States 1965
More than 41 400 oil wells were drilled in the United States during 1965 marking a notable activity increase for the year.
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United States
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