This Closer Than We Think! strip ran in the March 13, 1960 Chicago Tribune.
Community center planners are getting ready to meet tomorrow’s challenges. For proof, look at “Boytopia,” the concept of the Boys’ Clubs of America for the age of automation and space travel.
Such centers would teach youngsters the mechanics of space travel, solar energy and other new phases of science – just as today they are taught about auto engines, television and radio, electricity and wood-working. There would be special facilities for the handicapped, too, so that all the upcoming generation might be better fitted for the strenuous age of interstellar travel.
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Closer Than We Think! (1958-1963)
