Campus Planning by State Advocated
Sacramento County's delegation in the Legislature will urge restoration of state college campus planning to the Division of Architecture today. Backing from the State Employer's Association members and lawmakers aims to repeat a provision of the master plan for higher education. The assembly committee chairman emphasizes state architects should handle architectural services for state colleges to avoid duplication and excessive costs.
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UPS
Sacramento County
Iton
D-Merced
Albert S. Rodda
Edwin L. O'Berg
Cairo
Hussein
Sirry
Egypt
Cali J
Farouk
Fornia
Ploye Group
Assembly Interim Committee On
State Public Works Board
Assemblyman
Gordon Win
JFK Plan to Use U S Youths in Work Abroad
A task force led by Dr. Max Millikan proposes a Youth Peace Corps style program for U S graduates in their 20s to aid underdeveloped nations. Volunteers could receive draft deferments, but officials emphasize a small, experimental scale and caution against large centralized operations or creating American enclaves abroad.
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JFK
U.S
Kennedy
Center For International Studies
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Millikan
Bomed
Kennedy urged to tell truth on Reds threat
Washington UPI report says the National Planning Association urged President-elect Kennedy to disclose the unvarnished truth about a national emergency from world communism. The group called for a reinvigoration of policy to press negotiations with the Soviet Union and to win support for essential security programs.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
International Policy Committee
National Planning Association
America
Soviet Union
the Association
Frank Altschul
General American Investors Co
United States
Soviet Bloc
Top Hat Tastes Honored at Golden Hat Awards 1960
New York honored women for hat fashion at the Golden Hat Awards. Irene Dunne Loretta Young Ro berta Peters Fortene Dahl Joan Fontaine received awards across six categories for style and coordinated millinery. The event, attended by 300 women fashion editors, was sponsored by the Millinery Institute of America.
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New York
Eleanor Searle Whitney
Arlene Dahl
Roberta Peters
Whitney
William Randolph Hearst Jr
Joan Fontaine
Flields of Endeavor
Irene Dunne
United Nations
International Society
Loretta Young
Fortene Dahl
Millinery Institute of America
First Radio Announcer Plans Retirement in Mansfield
Harold W. Arlin, 63, hailed as the nation’s first radio announcer, plans retirement after 40 years with Westinghouse Electric. He began at KDKA in Pittsburgh in 1920 and announced events like the 1920 presidential election returns and the Dempsey Firpo fight.
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Mansfield
Ohio
UPI
Harold ‘W. Arlin
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
KDKA
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Tua
Arties
Starlite Lance Studio
Lakewood Blvd
Stearns St
Ma Tan
Fabulous
Rocket
Bed
Belmont Sree and
DAN Association
E.2nd Street
Long Beach
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