Motels Seek Growth Fueled by Interstate System
In a summary of the motel boom in the United States and Canada, the piece notes over 62 000 motels, 4 billion dollars in income, and 900 million guests served annually. Quality Courts and Phillips Petroleum push coordinated stops along the Interstate System with amenities like air conditioning and pools. Concurrently a murder case in Newport News involves Barry Jon Johnson as defendant in the fatal shooting of Mrs Shirley Hall Healy of Gloucester, with legal motions heard.
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New York
UPI
San Luis Obispo
Los Angeles
Arthur S. Heineman
Heineman
Mexico
Canada
John A. Lacock
Quality Court Motels
United States
Quality Courts
Cabana Mojave
Bradenton
Fla
Lacock
Phillips Petroleum Co
Phillips
Tiesiakta Ieaasient
Dobbs House
Indianapolis
Tommy Watford
Barry Clint
Jon Johnson
Boe Nements
Arthur Johnson
In Klem
Dianapolis
W. Hale Thompson
Newport News
Russell M. Carnel
Williamssburg
Attor Imey
Richard C. Cotter
Shirley Halll Healy
Gloucester
De Gaulle Faces Last Round Amid Election Uncertainty
Paris voters await the final round as President Charles de Gaulle and five rivals campaign for a first ballot victory. De Gaulle remains the favorite but could fail to win 50 percent, prompting a possible runoff. Gaullist aides discuss quitting or proceeding to a runoff. De Gaulle plans a final eight minute radio television appeal.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Two Foreign Students Tour Indiana Youth Center Plainfield
A fragment notes two African students visiting the Indiana Youth Center at Plainfield as part of a field trip from Carbondale Illinois. The report mentions government views and undecided voters in Indianapolis and references travel orders and a crime education course in Poland tied to a public cereal law.
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Indiana Youth ‘Center
Plainfield
Gram
Carbondale
Indiana
Indi
Schepion Sundnes
del Axplanapolis
Eae
Ee Gaulle
Ste Baer GS
Cner
Nan Laken
Indiana Youth Center
Washington
Omar Gulaid
de Gaulle
Chad Bigeare
Beyeoney Anzania
Angea
Warsaw
Poland
Ilinois
Basements Seen as Best Buy in Home Building
Industry spokesmen say basements are a bargain in modern homes. Wood joisted floors above damp concrete offer warmth and healthful insulation, potentially delivering double the usable space for about 1 to 2 per square foot compared with ground construction, making basements a practical investment.
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Chicago
UPI
Atlanta
Dominican Republic to hold elections June 1, 1966
President Hector Garcia Godoy announced that general elections will be held June 1, 1966 under OAS auspices. Voters will choose president, vice president, national congress and municipal officials with OAS observers supervising the balloting.
Bedford woman dies after vandalism linked heart attack
Bedford police say vandals fired BB pellets through a window at Bertha J. Edwards, 61, possibly triggering a heart attack she suffered two hours after calling police. She died at Dunn Hospital as neighbors reported she became excited during the incident. Police plan stricter curfew enforcement. Christmas in Manila lasts 22 days.
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Bedford, Ind
UPI
Bedford
Bertha J. Edwards
Dunn Hospital
Ernest Mathews
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Massagic
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Murray
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Big 6
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U.S.D.A
Northland
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