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1964

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1964

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1964

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1964

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1964

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1. Drawing by A. Castro-Lopez of the "Bell Ringer Ball for Mental Health," to be held in Grand Central Station, New York City. Photograph by WHITESTONE PHOTO. [See: BOX# 2027, "Source," January 4, 1964]
2. Diagrams of the World Trade Center's "Skylobby Elevator System." (3 photographs) [See: BOX# 2028, "Source," February 1, 1964]
3. A series of drawings by Carlos Dinz portraying The World Trade Center (15 photographs). [See: BOX# 2028, "Source," February 1, 1964]
4. The World Trade Center (10 different views). [See: BOX# 2028, "Source," February 1, 1964]
5. Guy F. Tozzoli, Director of The World Trade Department,The Port of New York Authority. [See: BOX# 2028, "Source," February 1, 1964]
6. Richard C. Sullivan, Deputy Director of The World Trade Center Department, The Port of New York Authority. [See:BOX# 2028, "Source," February 1, 1964]
7. John M. Kyle, Chief Engineer, The Port of New York Authority. [See: BOX# 2028, "Source," February 1, 1964]
8. Malcolm P. Levy, Chief, Planning Division, The World Trade Center, The Port of New York Authority. [See: BOX# 2028, "Source," February 1, 1964]
9. Minuro Yamasaki, architect, The World Trade Center in the Port of New York. [See: BOX# 2028, "Source," February 1, 1964]
10. John Skilling, structural engineer, The World Trade Center in the Port of New York. [See: BOX# 2028, "Source," February 1, 1964]
11. Julian Roth and Richard Roth, associated architects, The World Trade Center in the Port of New York. [See: BOX# 2028, "Source," February 1, 1964]
12. The individuals involved in the observation of the Omega Minus; Jack E. Jensen, Nicholas P. Samios, William A. Tuttle, Ralph P. Shutt, Medford S. Webster, William B. Fowler and Donald P. Brown. [See: BOX# 2030, "Source," March 7, 1964]
13. Dr. Yuval Ne'eman, scientific director of the Israel Atomic Energy Commission. [See: BOX# 2030, "Source," March 7, 1964]
14. Dr. Murray Gell-Mann. [See: BOX# 2030, "Source," March 7, 1964]
15. Dr. Henry Hurwitz, of the General Electric Research Laboratory, standing with the "Progressland" fusion demonstration to be exhibited at the New York World's Fair. [See: BOX# 2032, "Source," March 28, 1964]
16. Monorail for the New York World's Fair. [See: BOX# 2032, "Source," March 28, 1964]
17. The Sikorsky S-61N helicopter. Photograph by SIKORSKY AIRCRAFT. [See: BOX# 2032, "Source," April 4, 1964]
18. Air view of Port Authority Heliport and Exhibit Building at the New York World's Fair. [See: BOX# 2032, "Source," April 4, 1964]
19. Rendering by Baldwin of the Port Authority Heliport. [See: BOX# 2032, "Source," April 4, 1964]
20. Artist's rendering of the "Top of the Fair" restaurant in the Port Authority Heliport and ExhibitBuilding, Aerial Gateway to the New York World's Fair, 1964-1965. [See: BOX# 2032, "Source," April 4, 1964]
21. Artist's rendering of the "Capsule Bar" at the Top of the Fair" restaurant. [See: BOX# 2032, "Source," April 4, 1964]
22. "Campbell Soup Company's "Soup Drinks." (2 photographs) [See: BOX# 2034, "Source," April 18, 1964]
23. The "Settebello" train. (2 photographs) [See: BOX# 2033, "Source," April 11, 1964]
24. Truck bearing inscription, "Bill's Ineffable Automotive Rehabilitation." [See: BOX# 2035, "Source," May 2, 1964]
25. Woman holding miniature camera. [See: BOX# 2047, "Source," November 7, 1964]
26. "Annis Furs" fur coat designs. (3 photographs) [See: BOX# 2047, "Source," November 7, 1964]
27. "Swing" Coffee Mug Set. [See: BOX# 2047, "Source," November 7, 1964]