Glassboro quiet site once hosted 1967 world leaders summit
Glassboro remains a quiet college town 20 miles from Philadelphia. Hollybush, private home of Dr. Thomas Robinson and site of the Kosygin Johnson talks, has no public markers. Visitors pass by unaware of the historic June 23 and 25 meeting.
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Glassboro
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Country College
Hollybush
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Thomas E. Robinson
Glassboro State College
Philadelphia
U.S. Rt. 322
Middle East
Kosygin
America
United Nations
Israel
United States
Holybush
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Summit City
Swiss Rails Still Best Swiss Rails Still Best
Switzerland spans 200 by 100 miles and runs about 4 000 miles of rails with 2 600 passenger trains daily. The Swiss Federal Railways have not shown a deficit since 1950.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Swiss Federal Railways
Phones Expanded Across Rural Areas With REA Support
Rural telephone systems financed by the Rural Electrification Administration extended service to 100000 subscriber outlets last year. REA funding supports 868 borrowing systems delivering modern all dial service to four to five million rural residents.
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Washington
Rural Electrification Administration
REA
Photo sales pace outstrips overall economy since 1950
New York reports that from 1950 to early 1967 photo graphic sales rose 410 percent while the U.S. economy grew 161.1 percent. In 1966 amateurs in photography spent 436 percent more than in 1950 on finishing and related costs.
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New York
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