Park Town: Cincinnati Integrated Apartment Project
Park Town in Cincinnati spans 122 acres as a private apartment complex built from a west end slum clearance. Two years in, it functions as a tiny integrated community with 243 Negro and 39 white families, proving mixed housing can work as a business and social model.
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Cincinnati
West End
Park Town
Stan Sheehan
Nati
Park Town housing shift spurs mixed reaction in Cincinnati
Reynolds Metals cuts down payment and lowers interest to 3.125 percent for Park Town cooperative housing, while income limits tighten eligibility. Some residents like Dr Kenneth MacLeod condemn the financing change as walls of structure overshadowing people, despite continued occupancy in the complex built for moderate income families.
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Park Town
Reynolds Metals Co
Cooperative Corporation
Reynolds
Kenneth MacLeod
Cincinnati
Franky
Dr. MacLeod
Reynolds Aluminum
Federal Housing Administration
Servicemen Receive Awards and Training Assignments
Army Spec. 4 William F. Singleton of Lebanon earned a safe driver award while with the 517th Medical Company in Germany. National Guard Pvt. Glenn R. Needham of Middletown completed a cooling course at Fort Polk under the Reserve Forces Act program. PFC. William R. Manning of Crawford Street attended a religious retreat at the Eighth Army Retreat Center near Seoul after enlisting in 1962 and completing basic training at Fort Knox.
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ARMY
William F. Singleton
Charles F. Singleton
Lebanon
517Th Medical Company
Germany
Rt. 3
Fort Polk
William R. Manning
William T Manning
Crawford St
Eighth Army
Seoul
Korea
Fort Knox, Ky
Two Bills Die In Ohio House Tax Panel
The House Taxation Committee in Columbus killed two measures. One would remove a 2 percent discount given to automobile dealers for collecting sales taxes. The other would raise county clerks filing title fees from 1 to 2 dollars. Also noted is per capita beer consumption in the United States exceeding 18 gallons annually.
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Columbus, Ohio
House Taxation Committee
United States
Yukon rescue cost over 100000 in search for couple
The Royal Canadian Air Force led a large hunt in British Columbia and Yukon Territory for missing plane crash survivors Ralph Flores and Helen Klaben. The search involved 21 officers and airmen, 21 military aircraft, and 14 civilian planes and ran from February to March before the survivors were found.
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N.Y
British ‘Columbia
Yukon Territory
RCAF
Whitehorse
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Cincy Apartment Project
Sheehan
Gladys
National Guard Pvt
Glenn R. Needham
Ralph C. Needham
Middletown
Greathouse
Niutaael Ie
Other
Eastman Krodell
Pacific Mills
Central Ave
Chevrolet
Filson
America
Guess
Howe Motor CO
Central
Jamaica
Yukon
Donald A. Mathis
Norman Mayancouvver
B. C
Young St
Royal Canadian Air Force
Munich
Ralph Flores
Hel
Klaben
Flores
San Bruno
Calif
Fort Knox
Miss Klaben
Brooklyn