Word: extended
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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When work is completed next summer, cars moving west along Broadway or Cambridge St. will go sharply downhill beginning at the fire station. The underpass itself will begin at a spot near Hunt Hall and will extend approximately 400 feet to about Phillips Brooks House where the cars will climb back to the surface. Traffic heading in the opposite direction will begin the descent close to Mower Hall. Before climbing back to the surface, these cars will be able to choose between heading left on Cambridge St. or right on Broadway...
What makes this Trojan Women such good tragedy is that it shows off passion without self-consciousness, and we extend our sympathy to meet it half way. It uses a passionate form of music, rock and roll, so naturally and so well that it may be that long-awaited theatrical millenium--a real rock and roll musical. Bradley Burg's score, which, when it is not playing off organ beeps against tympani thumps, is airing subtle and poignant melodies, may well be the best music he has written...
...acres of the Central Ward as the new campus for the New Jersey State College of Medicine and Dentistry-a move that would force some 3,500 Negroes out of their homes. However dilapidated those dwellings might be, the threat raised hackles throughout the city. A subsequent proposal to extend two interstate highways that pass near Newark through the downtown area might displace 20,000 more Negroes. The resolution of these problems is not yet clear...
Meanwhile, major airlines are trying to teach employees to care almost as much about possessions as the passenger. But as most baggage people agree, the training should also extend to the passenger himself. There is little that the airlines can do except suffer and scramble for the last-minute plane changer and under-the-wire in-checker. Their advice to the sentimental fellow who keeps all his old tags to show off that well-traveled look: to prevent confusion, keep it clean...
...least controversial of the three would help extend the vote to Americans who are living abroad or who have moved recently to a new residency within the country. Only 12 states accept absentee ballots from the the three million Americans overseas. And millions who move each year face archaic residency requirements which interfere with their right to vote. It is illogical for mobile or overseas citizens to lose their franchise in national elections, especially presidential elections, and there is no reason why Congress should not pass this legislation before the end of the current session...