Air rights and high rises reshape crowded city living
The article notes New York City and nearby urban areas facing high density as planners push air rights and airproofed developments. It cites steel and prestressed concrete as enabling taller buildings, with projects like the Pan Am Building rising over railroad yards and subway yards to ease population pressure. Names include architect Dr. Walter Gropius and Richard Roth Sr. The piece discusses economic hurdles and the shift toward living above transportation corridors in the New York metro region.
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Harold Sheehan
United States
Exterprise
NEW York
NEA
New York City
Hudson Merce
Union Cily
N. J
Gropius
Air J
Ting Jong
New
Hoboken
West New York
Jersey York
City
East Orange
Irvington
George Westington Bridge
Roth
Emery Roth
Passaic
New Jersey
Sons
Mt. Vernon
N.Y
Onlyi
7-1
Upper Manhattan
New York Area
Brooklyn
Merville
Mass
Gph
Ing
Arperica
Fects
Los Angeles
New Yorksland
Walter Gropius
Al-Lman
Harvard
Sats
Grand Central
Midtown
Mashattan
Suwries
Richard Roth Sr
The
Architects Council of
Pan Am
New York Central and
New Haven
Romney Powerhouse Aimed at 1964 GOP Race
Michigan governor George Romney emerges as a forceful salesman type in national politics, noted for decisive campaigning and a self confident style. The piece traces his rise from selling light globes at 14 to winning Michigan’s governorship and his place among potential 1964 Republican presidential contenders. It highlights his energy, speaking force, Mormon faith, family, and approach to government and party labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Motors Corp
George Rommey
Michigan
Petential Gop
AP News
Byrelman Morey
Lansing
Mich
George Romney
Romney
John Swainson
GOP
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Dick Nixon
Senate
George Wiljeken Rommey
American Motors
Carl
Detroit
George
Liew
Mani
Powershouse
Lenore
Washington
Massachusetts
David Walsh
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Jane
Lynn
Mitt
Scott
England
Piedhemuer
Wau
UG Sero
Nis
Republican Party
Cer J
Democratic Party
Bright Business Signs Add Glitter To Holiday
Bright business signs add glitter to holiday sales as industry analysts note modest gains for 1963 after a bleak start. A 1,000-strong survey shows mixed signals with auto and durable goods soft, while retail merchants show cautious optimism and Kaiser Steel reaches a landmark labor agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lefler
AP Business News
New York
Ines
New York City
W. York City
Cleveland
Jong-Willard Wirt
East
Gulf
Wirt
Kaiser Steel Corp
United
National Retail Marchants Association
Frederic Donner
Il of Corp
Tan
Chrysler Corp
Lynn Townsend
Taither
Fr. Hedges
Census Bureau
We Will Be Closed Christmas Holiday
The notice states closure on Tuesday and Wednesday December 25 and 26 for the Christmas holiday. It informs customers and readers to adjust plans accordingly and notes return to normal hours afterward.
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United Steelworkers Union
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Midwest
New England
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Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
America
Es.l.i.c.-Insured
Savings and Loan Associations
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