Montreal Plans Underground City to Bypass Weather and Traffic
Montreal accelerates postwar redevelopment with a vast subterranean city beneath the downtown core. By 1970 an area 130 acres wide will connect McGill University to Place Victoria linking stores, offices, parking, and transit while three million square feet of new office space rise above. The plan centers on separating pedestrians from cars, with the heart of the city housing 2.7 million residents and a three-tiered design to ease congestion.
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EAL
UPI
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St. Lawrence River
Skyscre
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Merchandise Mart
Vincent Ponte
McGill University
Place Victoria
Jean Drapeau
Dorchester
Donald Gordon
Canadian National Railway
Place Ville Marie
Canadian Industries Limited
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
Place Bonaventure
Simpsons
Morgan's Eaton
Mont Royal
Congressmen gauge Viet Nam views from home polls
The Congressional Record shows polls from Indiana, Ohio, California, Michigan and Florida. Voters favor escalating the Viet Nam war, oppose expanding poverty programs, and support a strong stance against inflation. Nixon leads Romney in a presidential straw poll. Some back Johnson, others caution over Presidental influence.
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Viet Nam
Florida
William C. Cramer
North
Rep
Cramer
Richard Nixon
George Romney
Michigan
NATO and WTO disarmament talks risk weak bargaining
The essay warns that NATO is in shambles and the United States faces a weakened position for any NATO Warsaw Pact disarmament negotiation. It argues a miscalculated accord could reward Soviet aims, notes Symington on NATO commitments, and stresses American gold, Viet Nam, and force strength concerns.
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New Castle News President Rents as Telegraph Reforms
President Richard E. consolidates leadership amid newsroom shifts at New Castle News. Treadwell Payson and Bron Kolasinski are named to key posts as editor W. Trevitt steers Advertising and Circulation for the paper.
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Richard E. Rents
Treadwell Anderson
Fred Rentz
Three Minutes A Day Theory of Strong Marriages
A seven year study of 81 couples by Dr Eleanore Braun Luckey at the University of Connecticut finds partners who agree on their self estimates tend to build stronger marriages. Distrustfulness remains a decisive obstacle, including touchiness jealousy and reluctance to forgive. The piece urges self sacrifice and living for others as part of lifelong marital unity.
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Eleanore Braun Luckey
University of Connecticut
Luckey
Bible thought and Hamtramck profile in Detroit suburb
A brief note highlights Psalm 33 20 then presents Hamtramck Michigan as a politically independent city of 34137 residents in 2.09 square miles entirely surrounded by Detroit per the Mobil Travel Guide.
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Hamtramck, Mich
Detroit
Mobil
The Awful Handyman's Book for the Incompetent
Sydney Harris reviews The Awful Handyman's Book by George Daniels from Harper & Row. He jokes it may help readers who struggle with basic tools and opening a tool chest, noting many DIY guides assume expertise. The piece lampoons standard manuals and favors a simple primer beginning with opening the catch on a tool chest.
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Harper & Row
George Daniels
Daniels
Color-Blind Love Encouraged to End Prejudice
Gene Stone presents a devotional urging a happier world through color blindness in relationships. He cites color distinctions in dictionaries, asks readers to judge individuals, and prayers for divine help to discard prejudice and show love to all people.
Reagan vs Brown in California Governor Race
The column argues Ronald Reagan will win the California governor race over Edmund Brown Jr. Reagan is portrayed as cautious, disciplined, and moderate, contrasting Brown's liberal stance and California’s leftist tensions. It notes Brown’s political vulnerabilities amid protests, prices, and cross over votes, while praising Reagan’s steadiness and party unity.
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Ronald Reagan
Edmund
Pat) Brown
California
Reagan
Barry Goldwater
Europe
George Murphy
Hubert Humphrey
Barry
Goldwater
Johnson
Brown
Sam Yorty
George Christopher
Pat Brown
Selection of Ray Broderick Sparks Quiet Philadelphia GOP Shift
The 52 year old Philadelphia barrister Ray mond J. Broderick is chosen to fill the Lieutenant Governor vacancy on the Republican ticket after Walter E. Alesandroni’s death. A moderates’ champion, Broderick has never held elected office and has long pushed urban renewal and transit programs through Shafer’s circle, despite Philadelphia machine resistance. The state party leadership announced the pick just before noon on June 5 as Shafer left for Israel.
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Raymond J. Broderick
Walter E. Alessandroni
Broderick
Quarker Gop
Republican State Committee
Ward Heeler
Republican Alliance
GOP
Raymond P. Shafer
Scranton Administration
Department of Community Affairs
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Billy) Meehan
Meehan
Anthony Murray
Walker-Murray Associates
Shafer
Truax
Kennedy Airport
Israel
Pennsylvania
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