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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1963

Page

9

Mortgage Foreclosure Rate Slightly Below June Figure

The Mortgage Bankers Association reports the September 30 delinquency rate for one to four family loans near 3.17 percent, slightly under the June level. FHA and GI delinquencies rose modestly while conventional delinquencies grew more, with only about 10,223 of 3,068,152 loans in foreclosure or proceeding.

Chicago Mortgage Bankers Association of America MBA FHA

Shower Added Without Need To Remodel

A simple tub to shower conversion allows a shower without wall or floor remodeling. Piping from the bathtub spout with a chrome shower head adds a tub shower combination, secured to the wall, using the spout valve to divert water. An economical method, installable by a plumbing contractor without wall work.

New Hospital Designs Aim to Cure Ailments of Old Buildings

Architects and equipment upgrades address overcrowded wards and staff shortages. Air conditioning, semi private rooms, recovery areas, and specialized wards improve efficiency, patient comfort, and care. Hospitals shift surgeries seasonally to balance loads year round, with better use of nurses and beds.

Edwin E. Fairfield Craw, Lewis & Wick Fairfield

Aging Nonwhite Elderly Hit Harder By Housing Gap

The Housing and Home Finance Agency based on the 1960 Census finds 52 percent of elderly nonwhites live in substandard housing versus 1 percent of elderly whites. Nonwhite seniors are more crowded, with median home value around 5,700 dollars for nearly one million nonwhite elderly owners, about half the 10,500 dollars for all elderly owners.

United States Housing and Home Finance Agency Housing Agency Office of Program Policy Morton J. Schussheim HHIA Bureau of the Census District of Columbia Nanwhile Hhea Statistical Reports Everett Ashley Ard Washington, D.C

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