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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1963
Page
3
Sylvia Porter reports a new fashion shift as American men embrace lighter brighter suit colors for spring and summer. Industry sources note decades of stagnation may end as buyers push bold tones and fabrics, aided by young buyers and travel influences.
Graysville, Ala. AP report says Joseph Brown aged 53 of Pratt City died when a loaded coal truck and an automobile transport truck collided on U-78 on Monday according to the Highway Patrol.
A remark ties a man's suit age to his vehicle, suggesting the suit may soon exit the most durable category. The idea implies shifting perceptions of longevity in clothing versus autos, with implications for investment in formal wear.
A compact listings page showing the 6 News Weather schedule for Wednesday, various shows like Conflict and Sea Hunt, plus the Virginian and Johnny Evans ETV Platform. Radio stations WMSL WHOS WHOS-FM WHRT WAJF WJOF WJMW provide frequencies and operating hours. sunrise to sunset or similar timeframes are noted.
A reader asks about why animals purr and bark while a Britannica prize contest is offered. The page explains brain structure including cerebrum cerebellum and brain stem, lobes senses and coordination, and ends with an ongoing puzzle and last winner names Christine Raukus Worcester Massachusetts and Rhonda Schuermann Oklahoma City Oklahoma.
AP critic Cynthia Lowry notes television’s top performances of 1963 centered on actual events and documentaries. Key entries include CBS Reports pieces on the JFK assassination aftermath, The Biography of a Bookie Joint, The Great American Funeral, plus NBC portraits Comedian Backstage and Miss America Behind the Scenes.
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