anaheim-gazette 1963-11-21

TWA UNITED MALL AREA Sheraton Anaklim Sheraton Hotel (Continued from Page One) Claude F. Sympson, Ralph E. Harrison, — all executives of Pacific-Hawaiian Products, Anaheim — and David S. Coffins, Anaheim realtor, project realtor in charge of all real estate transactions relating to the project. Financial arrangements are being handled by James B. McWaters, president of the Independent Bank, Anaheim. Architect Marko Botich, A.I.A., has designed the 750-room hotel in such a manner that it will neither intrude on nearby Disneyland nor affect the privacy of nearby residences. consideration for more than two years, however, according to Milton L. Freeman. A year and a half ago, it was decided that the nationwide would manage the property. Since then Freemans staff has Sheraton Hotel organization been going through a point-by-point pre-planning and design process geared to avoid the many pitfalls which have caused many large-scale enterprises announced with much fanfare to end in silent collapse. At present, the only apparent roadblock facing the project is a conditional use permit, which must be obtained by any organization seeking to build within Anaheim's entertainment-restaurant-hotel-motel complex. On the basis of the detail with which the plans have been prepared and the conformity with the principal uses of the area, city hall observers saw little reason why the plans should not be approved Dec. 9 when they come up for planning commission auction. Missileman Faculty Talk On Integration Due Friday Chapman College will open its 1963-64 Faculty Forum lecture series Friday with an address by Dr. Leo J. Kuper, professor of sociology at UCLA, at 8 p.m., in Grace Rankin Lounge on the Chapman campus. Dr. Kuper's lecture on "The Problem of Integration Today: Violence or Passive Resistance." On the basis of the detail with which the plans have been prepared and the conformity with the principal uses of the area, city hall observers saw little reason why the plans should not be approved Dec. 9 when they come up for planning commission auction. Missileman To Address Space Group Carl A. Pinyerd, Jr., deputy Pershing Project manager for the U. S. Army Missile Command at Redstone Arsenal, Ala. will address a dinner meeting of the Orange County Section of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics at Anaheim Bowl tonight. He will describe the Pershing missile program from its inception to the present, and will discuss plans for its deployment. In addition, a motion picture will be shown and a large-scale model of the missile will be on display. The speaker will be introduced by Dr. Donal B. Duncan, assistant general manager-Operations, at Aeronutronic Division of Philco Corporation, Newport Beach. Dr. Duncan is chairman of the Orange County Section, AIAA. There will be a social hour at 8:30 p.m., followed by dinner at 7:30 and the meeting at 8:30. The meeting is open only to AIAA members and their guests. Birch Group Meets Clarence Manion, former Notre Dame law dean, blamed death of the top members of the former Diem government in South Viet Nam on the Kennedy administration as he gave the principal address to 1,500 John Birch Society members meeting in Anaheim Saturday. Due Friday Chapman College will open its 1963-64 Faculty Forum lecture series Friday with an address by Dr. Leo J. Kuper, professor of sociology at UCLA, at 8 p.m., in Grace Rankin Lounge on the Chapman campus. Dr. Kuper's lecture on "The Problem of Integration Today: Violence or Passive Resistance" will be the first of five programs in the series devoted to the topic. The Negro in America: Some Problems and Answers". All of the lectures are open to the public at no charge. Future lectures will be given by members of the Chapman faculty and by other visiting speakers, who will also lead sessions of the Honors Seminar which is being devoted this semester to discussions of the Negro in America. Dr. Kuper is the author of "Passive Resistance in South Africa", published by the Yale University Press. In charge of arrangements for the series is Dr. Kurt Bergel, professor of history and foreign languages, who is also chairman of the Honors Program. BTK The Community Funeral Directors BACKS, TROUTMAN, KAULBARS ORANGE COUNTY'S FINEST 1617 W. LA PALMA at EUCLID ANAHEIM PR 2-1617 Your State Senator Reporting By JOHN A. MURDY, JR. California's highway construction budget for the coming 1964-65 budget year will total a whopping $377,212,180. That's $22,335,016 more than the current fiscal year highway construction budget. Of the grand total, $155,444,180 will go for acquiring right on way. In all, 282 miles of multi-lane freeway, 25.2 miles of multi-lane expressways and 37.6 miles of two-lane expressways will be built next year. State Division of Highway reports that the major reason for the increase of more than $22 million in the highway budget next year results from a gain of $8,986,990 from the federal government for interstate routes within California. There are, by the way, 3 miles of interstate and defense highways in California as designated by the federal government. Next year's state budget totals $305,708,240 in federal matching funds. And out of the total state budget of $577 million dollars next year, Orange County get nearly $43 million worth construction for new freeways and highways. The Department of Interior Relations reports more NOW...IN ORANGE COUNTY gain through training You CAN Increase YOUR Paycheck! 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Morris, state campaign manager for Joseph Shell's campaign for the governorship in 1961, is a past chairman of the county's Republican Central Committee. Barnes is now a central committee member and was county campaign manager for Knowland's 1958 bid for the governorship. In announcing the appointments, Knowland predicted that a California delegation casting its first-ballot vote for Goldwater would have a decisive effect in securing the GOP presidential nomination for the Arizona senator. Some early Goldwater for President boosters in the county, however, have been reported as being irate over one of the appointments, that of Robert Barnes. Principal basis for the criticism is the fact that Barnes is a law partner of Bruce Sumner, a declared candidate for the GOP state senatorial nomination. Christmas Camp Due for Children A Christmas resident camp will be held Dec. 26, 27, and 28 at Big Bear by the Fullerton Recreation Department for boys and girls 8 through 14 years. 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