Communist Broadcasts Rise Worldwide in 1965 War of Words
The USIA report shows total Communist foreign broadcasts rising in 1965 with a 62 percent jump in Russian and Serbo Croatian audio and a 10 percent growth in Africa, with notable increases in Arab world Latin America and West Europe. Moscow and Radio Peking led a broad expansion across 75 languages while Albanian China rivalry persisted.
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Youth Attitudes on Loyalty and Friendships Revealed
An Alhambra summary reports teen views on loyalty and fun as top qualities in friends. A UPI interview cites two-thirds valuing loyalty, 71 percent of girls and 44 percent of boys ranking fun as essential, with notes on common faults and social ease from teens across several cities.
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Instant Housing: Slum Repair via Roof Shafts in New York
New York City plans an instant rehabilitation pilot to convert slum buildings in two days. Tenants move out as three eight foot shafts are cut roof to basement to lift out belongings. Cranes place prefab units and fixtures, minimizing rent increases and neighborhood displacement. Project funded by a $390,000 HUD grant to the Institute of Public Administration.
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John V. Lindsay
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Housing and Urban Development Administration
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