Disneyland Combined Children's Park and Studio at Anaheim
Disney plans a nine million dollar Disneyland project combining a children's park and a TV studio at Anaheim near Los Angeles. Walt Disney will host a one hour weekly ABC TV program this fall from the Burbank studio. The complex includes a Land of Tomorrow, Frontierland, and True Life Adventure segments with Disney characters to star on television. About five million visitors expected annually with 500 staff at the Burbank studio working on the project.
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Alcoholism Help Group Offers Free Community Aid
A local support initiative states it views alcoholism as a sickness and provides mutual aid at no charge. Members emphasize collective care and voluntary service, operating from a P. O. Box $21.
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Pheasants Break Causes Driver's Hospital Run
James Haithcock, 24, of Bloomingbury was injured with a broken collarbone after his car struck the shoulder of a state highway, went over a roadside fence, and overturned in a farm field. He claimed he swerved on purpose to avoid pheasants roaming the road.
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Apple Growers In Ohio Advised On First Cover Spray
Extension plant pathologists at Ohio State University urge southern Ohio growers to apply a full strength fungicide now as scab spores are still discharged in southern, central, and northern areas. Lesions appear on new leaves. a thorough spray program is needed where lesions exist to prevent fruit scab. North central and northern Ohio should continue with petal fall sprays while spore discharge remains high in the coming rains.
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Byrd Says FHA Admits Excessive Rents Often Paid
Sen. Harry F. Byrd says the FHA admits tenants faced excessive rents in government backed apartment loans. He cites rentals based on estimated replacement cost rather than actual cost, creating windfall profits for builders and big profits from loans up to 140 percent of cost. Mason convened 12 private businessmen for a skull session on reforms ahead of Senate Banking Committee review.
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Students Freedom Less Than Pross CHICAGO
A survey of 5 Illinois colleges by the Illinois Institute of Technology finds students have more right to complain about academic freedom than professors. Dr Kerr notes students suffer freedoms deficits including hearing outside speakers criticizing faculty and administration organizing associations and petitioning and off campus activity. The survey cites faculty adviser choice as students' most entrenched freedom and notes faculty self government tenure and curriculum are less secure.
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Short Help Wanted Ad In Chronicle Telegram Urges Fast Dial
A brief notice invites readers to place Help Wanted ads in the Chronicle Telegram to fill openings quickly, with a contact number 4751 for immediate assistance and quick publication. The item reads like a classifieds promo encouraging rapid ad placement.
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