Luxury House of the Week blends budget with design
The four bedroom split level by Samuel Paul emphasizes a main living level with no stairs, a linear ranch layout, and a 1,997 square foot footprint. Features include a front kitchen, multiple exterior entrances, a combined living dining area, and a stone fireplace wall, with a 1,025 square foot upstairs bedroom wing and a 605 square foot garage workshop.
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Samuel Paul
Paul
Mark Twain
Connecticut
Radio Station Schedules and Alarm Frequency List
A list of radio stations with broadcasting hours including WAJF 1490 Sunrise to Sunset and WJIMW AM 730 Sunrise to Sunset. It also notes WJOF FM 104.3 MC with Sunset to 10 30 PM and a precaution to tune to 640 or 1240 during an enemy attack.
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WJIMW
WJOF
Office Cat and Other Daily Laughs From The Asheville Citizen
A collage of lighthearted snippets on telephones family jokes and misheard phrases. Vignettes include adolescent chatter over phones, a grandmother and grandson exchange, and a translator machine gag. The tone mimics late newspaper fun columns with dated language and playful quips.
Building Editor Plans Baby Blueprint J-54 Design
The Decatur Daily notes a 50 cent payment for a baby blueprint related to design J-54. The item lists a payment amount and a project identifier, with no further context provided.
Rockefeller Begins Second Term As New York Governor
Albany reports Governor Nelson A Rockefeller starts a second four year term amid national attention. The piece notes his renomination prospects and outlines political context while a string of unrelated jokes about money and daily routines appears in the same brief.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Republi
Rockefeller Inaugural Seals Continuity of Governorship
Governor Rockefeller is sworn in privately at the executive mansion with about 20 officials present and will take a public oath this afternoon. A 19 gun salute from the National Guard will accompany the ceremony at Academy Park as Lt. Gov. Malcolm Wilson and others are sworn in. The event reinforces continuity after the midnight end of Rockefeller’s first term.
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Malcolm Wilson
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Arthur Levitt
Army National Guard
Academy Park
Capitol
Rockefeller
Ann . Pierson
Robert L. Pierson
Charles S. Desmond
Court of Appeals
Laura Spelman Rockefeller
Robert M. Mor
First National Science Medal Named for Von Karman
Dr. Theodore Von Karman, 81, receives the first National Medal of Science for leadership in science and engineering. The Hungarian-born American, founder of Aerojet General, contributed to jet propulsion and supersonic wind studies and serves as NATO AGARD chairman. He must travel abroad for his duties and plans to be in Paris in February.
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von Karman
Palm Beach Fla
Dr. von Karman
Hungary
U.S
Paris
Budapest
AGARD
NATO
Aerojet-General Corps
Pasadena
Calif
Graduates Work Chicago Describes Unemployment Rates
The Labor Department, via Commerce Clearing House, reports that October 1961 unemployment stood at 16 percent for high school graduates and 30 percent for high school dropouts, reflecting a widening gap.
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Chicago
U.S. Department of Labor
Commerce Clearing House
Rockefeller Quiet On 1964 Political Future
Rockefeller, a leading GOP prospect for challenging President Kennedy in 1964, continues to refuse to discuss his political future as Genthau, the U S attorney for southern New York, notes his status.
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Genthau
U.S
New York
Kennedy
Rockefeller
Mid-Year For Television: Odds and Ends Highlights
AP television writer Cynthia Lowry summarizes end of year items in TV, noting stars launching solo records, new series names, industry moves, and curious trivia. Highlights include Bonanza fame, The Best Years renamed The Young and the Bold, and Steve Allen Show expansion to 25 outlets with major bowl games set for New Year viewing.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Lorne Greene
Pernell Roberts
George Maharis
Route 66
Hollywood
Marilyn Moe
Drown
Revue Studios
Sam Goldwyn
ABC News
Ron Cochran
FBI
Frank McGrath
California
Hawaii
Gail Patrick Jackson
University of Alabama
Pat Boone
Steve Allen
Lew Ayres
Dr Kildare
Laramie
Ayres
Dr. Gillespie
Kildare
United States
Janet de Gore
Chip off old crop avoids potato chips in Ecuador
In Quito Ecuador banana chips serve as a popular substitute for potato chips. The process mirrors that for potatoes with sliced bananas used in the same method and recipe.
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Quito
Ecuador
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Empire
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Ray Childs
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Asheville
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Lamm
Generel Contractors
Lee St
the Decatur
Rocky
Samm
Longfellow
Elsie — Longfellow
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Phoebe Cary
Maurice Seitter
Can
Indio
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