Multi purpose high rise to reshape urban neighborhoods
Architect M Milton Glass argues future cities will hinge on 30 story mixed use towers housing residential space and a full range of services. Brooklyn Heights projects add theaters pools nurseries and shopping within a single building, reducing street traffic and preserving community feel.
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Dinah Shore Plans Second ABC Special The Child Molester
The second of two Dinah Shore specials for ABC this season is titled The Child Molester. It presents a dramatization of a pressing modern problem in a form aimed at raising awareness among viewers.
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Russians mark anniversary of Moscow nuclear test ban Treaty
Henry Shapiro notes Moscow marks a year since the Moscow test ban treaty. The Soviet leadership calls it a turning point though expectations faded. Officials in Washington and London echo cautious praise as talks hint at extending the ban to underground tests amid worries elections may stall easing of tensions.
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Spray Mist Advice From Marine Researchers
Cosmetics makers produce 25 million cans of hair spray yearly. Marine researchers advise watching the nozzle direction during finishing touches to prevent spray in the eyes. If spray enters the eyes wash with plain water immediately. if irritation remains, use an eye wash.
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New York catalogs trace changing American fashion history
Old Sears Roebuck catalogs show silk stockings appearing in 1912 with a note to treat them carefully. Men first received pajamas in 1899, failed to sell, and vanished until 1908 when they returned to stay, marking shifts in consumer taste and gender roles.
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Arab Market Discussed by Cairo Council
The Arab Economic Unity Council met in Cairo to discuss creating a common market for member states including Iraq Syria Jordan Kuwait and the United Arab Republic aiming to boost regional trade and economic integration.
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Public Forum Letters Reflect Split on Johnson Goldwater Debate
Readers criticize public policy and party alignments citing LBJ and Marxist rhetoric. Letters compare farm programs to socialism, urge voting for Goldwater, and warn against Democratic influence, while one writer defends Johnson and mocks criticism as politically charged.
Blond-Preference Study At New York World's Fair
A UPI report notes more than 5,000 women at the Clairol exhibit filled cards showing most would rather be blond or lighter hair though the average is brunette. No single blonde shade stood out as preferred.
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Miss Kerrigan resigns from British Communist Party
Miss Jean Kerrigan daughter of a leading British Communist party organizer says she has resigned from the party on grounds it has failed to live up to its Stalinist past The report notes her departure was announced Saturday in London and cites her criticisms of party policies and leadership.
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