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.CA.F s ule C ENTRAL SUITE 27 4 0 • A 30-SECOND PROGRESS REPORT AtLANTA 2 PEACHTREE P ROGRE SS, STREET • TELEPHONE INC . ATLANT A , GA . 30303 577-3976 April 28, 1967 NOTICE TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS: 1. DIRECTORS TO MEET THURSDAY, MAY 4.th, 1: 45 PM ATLANTA ROOM, C & S NATIONAL BANK (DOWNTOWN). OFF I CE RS A1ex W. Smi th, PRES IDE NT Rober t M. Wood , 1s t VI CE PRESIDENT Al vi n B. Cates , 2nd VICE PRESIDENT Richard A. 09 l esby , SEC' Y-TREASURER 2. C.A.P., Inc., were hosts last Wednesday to Downtown Dayton (Ohio) Association. Itinerar y included: William B. Hart , ASS' T SEC ' Y TREASURER Rober t W. Bivens, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Donald G. I ngr am; ASSOCIATE DI RECTOR EXEC UT I VE . COMM I TT EE J. ~~L C143.215.248.55 15:37, 29 December 2017 (EST)b~!./f143.215.248.55t JOSEPH E. BIRN IE , Pres i dent The National Bank of Georgia W. LEE BURGE, President visit with the Mayor ••••• briefing on Central Atlanta and C.A.P., Inc. skyview of Atlanta from 41st Floor, FNBB luncheon at White Columns as guests of Cox Broadcasting Co., per CAP Director J. Leonard Reinsch visit with Governor Maddox --- tour of Capitol bus tour of Central_Atlanta guided tour of Peachtree Center, per arrangements by CAP Director John Portman Re ta;,; Credit Company ALVIN B. CATES, Pres ident* Adams-Cates Company THOMAS G. COUSINS, Presiden t Cous ins Pl'opel'ties, Inc . GEORGE S. CRAFT, Chairman Tl'Us t Company of Georgia R. HOWARD DOBBS , JR . , Presi dent Life Insurance Company of Georgia. EDWIN I. HATCH, President 3. Many central core projects are moving along independently, and precariously piecemeal. CAP, Inc. is bringing principals together for coordination, cooperation, and unified a ction. Much more needed . Georgia Power Company GORDON JONES , Pres i dent Fulton Natiorial Bank MILLS B. LANE, JR . , Presiden t Citiz ens & Southel'71 Nat ' l Bank WALLACE L. LEE, Pres ident Atlanta Gas Light Company FRANK M. MALONE, President Southern Beil Te l . & Te Z. Company ROLLAND A. MAXWELL, Presiden t Da.vison ' s · RICHARD A. OGLESBY* 4. Rapid Transit planning moving along, largely in vacuum from business community, to date. This $500-Million project MUST CONSIDER WHAT IT CAN DO TO BUILD CENTRAL CORE --- as well as move people . First /lational Bank LUC1~~r~; ~~!~~k ~~e c~~ient JOHN C. PORTMAN, J R. , Architect Edi.!ards and Portman RI CHARD H. RICH, Chairman Central Atlanta must be involved now· as well as when bills to be pa id. Rich ' s ., Inc . JAMES D. ROB INSON, JR . , Chairman Fir st National Bank MRS. CAROLYN M. SELIG The Maosell Companies . ALEX W. SMITH, Attorney Snrith., Cohen, Ringel, Kohle r f,l,artin & Lowe JACK TARVER, Pres ident 5. Major outside investors are coming by CAP offices to s ee .. what is be ing done to protect and enhance their inve stment& now and into the future. The Atlanta Newspapers ROBERT M. WOOD, Genera 1 Counse 1 Sea:rs., Roebuck and Company ..ex officio THEY ARE I MPRESSED WITH CAP'S PROPOSED ACTION PROGRAM INVOLVING ENLIGHTENED BUSINESSMEN WORKING TOGETHER. IN CENTRAL ATLANTA PROGRESS. ~day, Robert W. Biven s EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR _.... �