Demand trends and pay in architecture through the 1970s
The piece notes growing demand for architects through the 1970s with strong starting salaries for graduates and experienced professionals. In 1967 about 32,000 architects were employed in the United States, many grads working unlicensed. Draftsmen and senior staff earned variable weekly wages, with some architects earning over 25,000 yearly. Licensing, education paths, and the role of schools and accrediting boards are described, along with typical curricula and career settings in firms, government, and urban planning.
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Ernie Hood
NEA
Lor
United States
Dustry
Ensinerre Huildercass Aciate
National
Arcchitectural Accrediting Board
Schools of Architecture
Institute of Architects
York Ave
N.W
Washington
District of D. C
Society of Columbia
Jefferson Place
Nsw
Washington, D. C
Carol Lynley Trades Smoke For Sting In Norwood Role
Hollywood gossip notes Carol Lynley says she quits smoking to play nasty characters like in Norwood with Glen Campbell and Kim Darby. She recalls an early marriage at 18, notes Liz Ashley and George Peppard split on Game Game, and mentions Warren Oates planning a Bahamas wedding. Oates discusses film career, desire to write, and old Kentucky roots raising worms as a boy.
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Dick Kleiner
Hollywood
NEA
Carol Lynley
Bippy
Rowam
Marlin
Norwood
Glen Campbell
Kim Darby
Bahamas
Oates
Stoney Burke
Paris
Rita Moreno on love marriage and late life happiness
Rita Moreno discusses marrying late in life to a New York doctor and endorsing living together before marriage. She notes personal happiness after professional pauses, reflects on opportunities beyond routine film roles, and mentions her daughter Fernanda Nandy. She believes youths should wait until truly ready.
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Rita
New York
Hollywood
NEA
Rita Moreno
Fernanda
Nancy
Worldwide Campaign to End Slaughter of Baby Seals
New York AP report traces global campaigns to protect wildlife from hunting and trade. It notes public outcry helped save the white egret and possibly the whooping crane, while Canada and Alaska face ongoing seal hunts and a push to curb alligator poaching. Friends of Animals advocates press congress on seals and backs efforts to shield the American alligator.
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New York
United States
Audubbon Society
Florida
Ey- Davies
Paris Match
der Spiegel
Canada
Gulf
Brians
St. Lawrence
Davies
Canathe New Brunswick Society
Fordian
Ford
Friends of Animals
Alice Herrington
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