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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1960

Page

6

Luxury House of the Week Offers Grand Living Space

A large comfortable design with 2,268 sq ft of living area features a 28 foot front, long kitchen counters, and a master bedroom 15 1 2 by 17 with dressing room walk in closet and private bath. The plan includes maid’s room recreation room and children’s playroom downstairs plus breezeway dining possible via sliding doors to the dining room.

House features listed with recreation spaces and stats

Description notes a recreation room, children's play room and maid's room on the downstairs level. A two car garage connects via a wide breeze way. Living space totals 2,168 sq ft on two levels plus 1,058 sq ft on the lower level with overall dimensions of 197 ft 4 in by 40 ft 8 in.

Treating Gang Leaders As Psychos Suggested By Scientist

Dr. Lewis Yablonsky of the University of Massachusetts urged treating violent teenage gang leaders as psychos rather than hoodlums to curb glorification of gang violence. He said gangs are near groups and often lack cohesion, with leaders sometimes borderline psychotics. In interviews about the Egyptian Kings case he cited youths describing pressure to join fights and stabbing with little sense of belonging.

Alton Blakeslee NEW York Lewis Yablonsky University of Massachusetts Yablonsky American Association For the Advancement of Science Dr. Yablonsky Michael Farmer New York City

Eisenhower Son to Attend Army War College

Lt. Col. John Eisenhower named to attend the Army War College at Carlisle Barracks in Carlisle Pennsylvania starting Aug 17. He has served as a military assistant at the White House since 1958 and will take other duties before the 10 month course begins.

Officers Prep for Higher Command and Staff Roles

Senior officers are being prepared for higher command and staff positions through targeted assignments and leadership development programs designed to broaden strategic oversight and operational readiness.

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Word puzzle clues for a crossword daily quiz

A themed daily clue set including hush as 1 Across, abbr for laboratory workroom for chemists, weave, roman numeral marking TM, tiger's nails, muddled, sloth and unit of work. clues arranged to form a standard crossword style grid with brief definitions and wordplay.

Crossword 26 Ameri. Pieces Monster and forms

Crossword 26 Ameri includes clues for pieces honorables reputation and monster. The brief list references several entries with numbers 36 39 41 42 46 and yesterday’s answer.

Performs Monster

Algerian Clash Spreads as Plan to Decide Independence Faces Attacks

Tensions flare in Oran where Moslems, Europeans, and police clash amid a curfew. Officials report one French death and seven wounded. Demonstrators in Victor Hugo hurl bottles at riot police while rioters try to damage property and encircle a factory. A French army spokesman says 344 rebels were neutralized nationwide last week with 31 percent captured.

Gaillard de Gaulle Oran Duchet Algeria Victor

Tell Me Why knitting through the ages

The piece notes how knitting started with fishermen's wives in northern Scotland and spread to stockings and garments. It contrasts hand knitting with machine work and mentions William Lee, the English clergyman who invented the first knitting machine in 1589. It lacks a clear event or date beyond historical survey.

Scotland United States William Lee

Lee’s silk machine and royal stockings tale

A machinist improved a loom to knit silk and made Queen Elizabeth I the first to wear silk stockings produced by machine. The queen refused a patent fearing harm to handknitters, prompting Lee to flee to France where he died.

Lee Queen Elizabeth France

Princess Margaret Could Be Bahamas Governor

A close royal friend says Queen Elizabeth II may appoint Princess Margaret as governor of the Bahamas. The move would offer a solution to Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones life constraints and could boost Bahamas tourism and revenues, with them serving at Government House in Nassau.

Eddy Gilmore London Elizabeth II Margaret Bahamas Antony Armstrong- Jones Armstrong-Jones Atlantic Florida Tony Government House Nassau

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