Washington's rush hour jams push transit plan push
Washington planners warn of a choking traffic problem as the city eyes a 2.5 billion plan to ease rush hour by 1980. The strategy includes eight freeways three loops, four rail lines, underground sections, and expanded parking to accommodate a projected 3 million residents.
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Patricia Connor Washington
UPI
Washington
National Capital Region
Virginia
Pentagon
Potomac River
Washington Channel
Maj. L’en- Fant
Washington Circle
Rock Creek Parkway
Connecticut Avenue
Memorial Bridge
Lincoln Memorial Circle
Key Bridge
M Street
Georgetown
Health, Education and Welfare
Advertising Adman Keeps 17 Grocery Accounts 17 Years
Lester Wolf’s agency manages 17 competing grocery accounts across New York, Buffalo, Cleveland and Detroit. The firm emphasizes last minute ads driven by volatile perishables pricing, packing 70 items per ad to boost sales while maintaining client trust and steady relations.
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New York
UPI
Lester Wolf
Wolf
Buffalo
Cleveland
Detroit
Princess Meg Unworried by Motherhood in Modern Life
London reports Princess Margaret, four months from birth, continues a normal social life. She smokes less, swims, walks dogs, dances at parties, and attends theater and ballet. Weekends at Windsor Royal Lodge with Antony Armstrong-Jones, helping with crafts while Tony pursues hobbies. Fashion favors loose coats and high bodice gowns. She follows a strict protein rich diet.
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London
UPI
Margaret
Antony Armstrong-Jones
Elisabeth
Windsor Royal Lodge
Tony
Rene
Fancy Milk Bar Brings Sophisticated Nursery Furniture
Chicago report on the International Home Furnishings Market introduces a nursery collection by Arthur Umanoff that imitates a cocktail lounge. The milk bar features a white plastic top, wrought iron rail, orange and yellow stained slats, and bar stools, with growing, modular case goods finished in natural tones and colored panels.
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Chicago
UPI
Arthur Umanoff
Umanoff
Cadet Dyer Attends ROTC Summer Training
Cadet Dana D. Dyer son of Mr and Mrs Allen L Dyer of Scottsdale is at the Air Force ROTC Summer Training Unit at Fairchild AFB Washington. After completing his junior year in advanced Air Force ROTC he attends a four week summer training period as part of his Reserve Officer Dyer Training at college. He will be eligible for appointment as a second lieutenant in the Air Force after graduation from Arizona State University.
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Dana D. Dyer
Allen L. Dyer
N. 56Th Street
Scottsdale
Air Force
Fairchild Air Force Base
Washington
Dyer
Cllege
Arizona State University
Western Park Drive
Indian School
Myrtle Huck
Frankfort
Mich
Michigan
Progress
Following Too Closely Causes Many Traffic Crashes
Liberty Mutual Insurance Company notes that tailgating accounts for nearly 15 percent of all traffic accidents, highlighting the danger of drivers who follow too closely.
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Liberty Mutual Insurance Company
Recreation Calendar Highlights Weekday Activities and Weekend Events
The schedule lists daily programs at multiple venues including craft sessions, games, music, and free play from Monday to Friday with weekend events like games, prizes, and a party. Scottsdale High offers tennis, gymnastics, weight training, and gym classes across days, plus art, theater, drawing, Spanish dance, and oil painting classes at various times.
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Childrens Theater
Stagebrush Theater
Book Corner review of Indian art study by Clara Tanner
University of Arizona Press and Arizona Silhouettes publish a richly illustrated guide to Indian art. It surveys 165 artists across Rio Grande Pueblan Western Pueblan and Navajo Apache styles, highlighting figures like Fred Kabotie and Pablita Velarde and noting library demand.
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University of Arizona Press
Arizona Silhouettes
Clara Tanner
University of Arizona
Fred Kabotie
Andy Tsihnahjinnie
Harrison Begay
Warts to Cancer Fears and Family Matters Explored
Dr. Walter C. Alvarez discusses skin sores that ulcerate could be cancer risks and warns against neglect. He also critiques beliefs about environment shaping adopted children, comments on varicose veins and Guillain Barré syndrome, and cautions about unnecessary bowel surgery for diverticula.
Calendar of events in the valley July 23 to 29
Things to see and do across the valley July 23 to 29 include art shows at Phoenix Art Museum and Heard Museum hours, a People of Koleva film, Saguaro Camera Club dinner at Macayo, Philatelic Association at Goettl Auditorium, Encanto Jazz Concert, book review at Scottsdale Library, and Heard Museum art and craft classes. Also Kids activities and creative instruction at Gateway Theater with a legal notice pending.
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Phoenix Art Museum
Arizona
Indians of
Saguaro Camera Club
Macayo
Heard Museum
Gateway Theater
Dorothy I. Ketchum Town Clerk Notice
Public notice from Dorothy I. Ketchum Town Clerk under date July 21 and July 22, 1961. Details pertain to official town clerical actions published in this issue.
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Dorothy I. Ketchum
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Mayo Clinic
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East Main Street
Aricopa County
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Indian School Road
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