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4 THI NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN, Tue4iy. Oetobcr 14. 1969 Peabody Sets Course for 21 Dakota Indians llii Jm I SOUTH 5 gj fff MOAVOCK PIKE rritib mmn mam mm tsr twm" "CW Jitt(HHW twWPW IWflWSW ffjjywn tyal: fgga jTR fTvf SI (SS! ESS OHH tjffil fssss ZZ3ZZ Z-Wi: 2 ilyjlu Twenty-one Dakota Indians will arrive in Nashville Saturday for a week of teacher training at the John F. Kennedy Center for Research on Education and Human Development at Peabody College. The Indians, representatives from seven Head Start programs operated by the Indian Tribal Councils in North and South Dakota, will be trained in the education of young children.

The program involves curriculum develop-nient, classroom management, parent participation, staff development and evaluation. PKRSONNFL FROM the Demonstration and Research Center for Early Education, a part of the Kennedy Center, will lecture the Indians. A tour of the early trainnng centers in Nashville and Fair-view. Term, is also planned for the Indians. The purpose of the program is to train a team of personnel who can train other persons at the local level.

The Indians will receive on-the-job training in November. Another workshop and on-the-job training session are scheduled for next spring. In other developments at the Kennedy Center, it was announced that Mrs. James OLD 2 Stories To Overlook Pro posed Boulevard An architectural rendering shows the design for I heart of Nashville's Music Row which is to he 21 -story multipurpose building that is planned in the structed at a cost of $5.5 million. eUOY'5 ARM $16 Million Investment Telfer was recently appointed director of information.

She is in charge of distribution of information about the various programs at the center. MRS. TELFER IS also responsible for insuring a regular flow of information Dotted lines mark the boundaries of Opryland, U.S.A., a proposed. $16 million complex in the Pennington Bend area, across the river from East Nashville. Opryland, USA.

To Offer Facilities 'Like No Other' up TTHNTT A TT i (PfWBW WWWMI SWRWeWMt jmvoowuok kks nss rrsi fn ess unwind ri inifflMi iwfciril 1 1 a am UBiffiS wtriim raws between the Nashville center and the 11 other Kennedy Centers across the country. Refore coming to Nashville, she was assistant to the director of communications at Wagner College, Staten Island, N.Y., and assistant to the dean of the faculty at; Wittenberg University, Springfield, Ohio. your Dial 1 South Central Bell rale and save up lysg's'g? tZ to 1 Opryland, ISA, proposed for a Cumberland River sit" which was announced yesterday, "will he the best family entertainment park in the nation and there will he no other like Mike Downs, general manager, said. "And this notwithstanding a $200 million development planned by the Disney organization in Florida." said Downs, a highly rated authority recently appointed to the $16 million project. OPRYLAND WILL he on 3f9 acres on the east side of the river, bounded by Bnley Parkway on the east, and Mc-Gavock Pike nn the north.

There are also 31 arres on the west side of the river, just north of Cornelia Airport. "When Opryland opens in the fall of 1971. it will combine the best of projects like Disneyland, which is a fantasy amusement park, and of Six Flags in Atlanta, which is mainly an assortment of rides," Downs said. "But the similarity stops there," he explained. "We will have the best television facilities in the nation, with which we will attract big name stars from Hollywood and New York.

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Phone 256-112 AIR CONDITIONING CITSON (, HOOPER I 7110 S(h Ave. I FIRRY UNDING Staff drtwin serviced by a "frontage" road running alongside Briley Parkway on the east. OPRYLAND WILL he a wholly-o property of WSM, which is an affiliate of NLT a holding company which also owns National Life and Accident, Third National Rank, Intereal and NLT Computer Services Corp. The Pennington Bend site was selected from among four ofhpr possible locations, which WSM executives did not identify, for its natural beauty and the water-oriented activities it will make possible. Access to the 31-acre site on the west side of the Cumberland will be from across the river only.

Tt was pointed out that the area possibly could be used as a riverboat terminus. In addition to the Cumberland, a number of small streams meander through the property, and it, is the intention of Opryland management lo utilize them in the design and landscaping of the park. "IT IS OUR plan In create a park of great beauty," said G. Daniel Brooks, chairman of the board of WSM and of National Life and Accident. "We expect to give it the strictest maintenance, and the surrounding land will enable us to keep out the garish, honk y-tonk commercialism that has sprung up around some of the other amusement areas around the nation." It is estimated the park will employ about 450 people during the peak summer season, many of them young people between the ages of 18 and 22.

An architectural firm will be retained within the next month to design the park. "It is our plan," said one executive," to make Opryland superior to any other park in the country in design, appearance, and appeal to the public." In addition to the Opry House, the complex is expected to contain: A ISO-room motor Indge-reslaurant complex. A complex of exhibit centers, including one oriented to music and the broadcasting industry, and anolher associated with the story of country music. A group of themed rides and amusements and a complex of specially and snack shops. Fish Killing Poison Ebbs in German River HAMBURG, Germany (UPD The danger from the poison that killed thousands of fish in the Elbe River was over yesterday, West German officials said.

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They said Manfred Rur- next 40 over person To Denmark on Scooter meister, 2R, slipped across Mecklenburg Bay to Gedser, Denmark, in six hours Saturday, and then was permitted to take a ferry to Puttgarden as he wished to go to West Germany. to person. "WE WILL also have recording facilities second to none, plus a wealth of live entertainment, with the whole park keyed to the presentation of the various types of American music. "To get all of these, you would have to go several places, such as Disneyland, Six Flags, Universal City in Hollywood, and the RCA Music Hall in New York." Several parcels of land were involved in the transaction, announced by WSM yesterday, the largest being 23R acres held by the George I. Waddey estate.

THE SITE was assembled, either by purchase or option, by Franklin G. Clark and his associates at Mid South Realty and the proposal must, have final approval, through moning action, of Metro Council after review by the Metro Planning Commission. No purchase price was disclosed. The park's main characteristics outlined in a meeting with Mayor Beverly Briley and other city officials and WSM yesterday included: Major emphasis on landscaping and cleanliness. The home of a new Grand Ole Opry House, a theater designed as a base for the Friday and Saturday night Opry and also as a base for the production of major television shows and for use by symphony orchestras and other performing groups.

A prime consideration in selection of the site was easy access, according to WSM executives. "The majority of visitors will be coming from outside the immediate metropolitan area," said Irving Waugh, WSM president, "and the location should he easily accessible by car. "At the same lime, the highway access should be well-defined and should create an absolute minimum of traffic activity in the area surrounding the project other than on a major arterial. We will work with the local authorities in a coordinated effort to assure a smooth traffic flow into, out of, and past the park." BRILEY PARKWAY already is under construction from McGavork Pike to Lebanon Road, and when completed it will be open from Gallatin Road to Thompson Lane. The extension of Briley Parkway from Gallatin Road to I-fi5 north is scheduled for completion in the next two years.

This will provide Opryland wilh a direct expressway link lo all six interstate lees feeding into Nashville. The site is only annul five minutes from Metro Airport. It also was pointed out that the entire property will be CALL 256-7840 Nights 226-0140-254-8230 FQAM RUBBER CUSHION A ARM PIECES WITH EACH JOB UPHOLSTERING CO. 1 1" Then the area code, if different from your own, III ni (lie (eleplioiic iiiiiiilier UPHOLSTERY SPECIAL Appointments made day or night within 50 miles of Nashville HERMITAGE (iet the low tatioii-to-ta(ion CARNELL end GILBERT SHEARON "25 Years of Experience'.