Maternity and home hacks from Heloise letters
Practical reader tips on budget maternity wear using front seam panels and drawstrings, safety pin techniques to extend skirts, shower cap improvisations, keepsake paper towel shelf liners, wall decorating with nursery pictures, curtain rod labeling, and a curio of home hacks shared by readers.
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Gaye Pokora
Retail Sales Gains Expected for 1966
National Retail Merchants Association members predict overall 1966 retail gains with stronger second half. Consumers’ spendable income up 6 percent from 1965 to about 453 billion dollars, with durable goods rising around 4 percent and autos near a 93 million annual pace.
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U.S
National Industrial Conference Board
New York City
Bureau of Advertising
Wall Street Journal
Tra T Eths
du Pont Co
Ivorce Po
American Airlines
Walter B. Hoadles
Armstrong Cork Co
Steel output rises as firms expand and promise growth
AP reports stronger steel furnaces output and rising prices while firms announce expansion plans. Despite Viet Nam war uncertainties, business confidence stays high. inventories and defense orders help spur demand. Furniture sales are forecast to rise 6 percent to 6.7 billion in 1966 as housing and apartments grow.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Steehnen-say
Eno
Hartselle Airport report outlines needed improvements
City council heard a progress report on Roundtree Field Hart selle Airport from Dr. Roland King and Truman Glasscock. They urged extending electricity water and sewer, building an office, more hangar space and improved access roads. no decision pending further study.
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Paul Parker
Hartselle
Roundtree Field
Roland King
Truman Glasscock
King
Glasscock
New Landslides Threaten Rio
Torrential rains unleash landslides in Rio de Janeiro killing at least 122 and leaving over 200 dead across mountainside slums. Niteroi Petropolis Teresopolis and Cachoeira de Macaca report additional casualties as authorities rush to aid thousands displaced and shelter them from flooding and aftershocks.
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Claude E. Erbsen
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Niteroi
Petropolis
Teresopolis
Cachoeira Dé Macaca
Rio
Rio Morgue
Weather Bureau
Copacabana
Seat Level
Santa’ ‘Theresa
Urban renewal planned in Sylacauga district
HUD approves a 133503 grant to survey and plan a 62 acre central business district renewal in Sylacauga Alabama with 14 million reserved for clearance and rehabilitation including street and parking improvements.
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Washington
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Central Business District
Sylacauga
Ala U.S
Lister Hill
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Ardmore Unit Expands Missile Component Firm in Town
G & T Inc, a missile component maker formerly Gross Supply of Huntsville, is expanding in Ardmore Tennessee with a three stage plan costing 35000. A new metal building 80 by 140 feet will produce light construction tools and employ about 40 workers when finished. Established in 1965, further expansions are expected.
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Ardmore
G & T Inc
Tennessee
Gross Supply
Huntsville
Robert Gross
Grand jury in Mobile to hear routine federal business
A Mobile federal grand jury for the Southern District of Alabama convened Tuesday to address routine matters. There was no indication it would pursue federal civil rights charges against three Selma men recently acquitted in state court for the Selma clubbing case.
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Mobile
Ala
Ronald McNab
Jacob Stall Jr
Alpha Walther
Charles S. White Spunner Jr
Walther
McNab
Stall
Alabama
Mobile City Budget Sees 6 Million for Improvements
Mobile Alabama plans nearly 6 million dollars for capital improvements in fiscal year 1965 66. The city commission approved a budget slightly below last year with unspent funds carried over from 1964 65. About 1 5 million goes to final Mobile General Hospital costs and 175 000 funds a 1 million nursing school at the hospital.
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Mobile
Joseph Nangan
Mobile General Hospital
Union Springs Man Wins Wildlife Federation Award
A Union Springs Alabama man Johnny Mac Johnson wins the National Wildlife Federation Distinguished Service Award as Conservation Educator of the Year. Other recipients include Mrs Lyndon B Johnson who earned the prize for inspiration and leadership in preserving America's natural beauty. Mrs Johnson dedicated the $1000 toward beautification of the national zolo.
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Washington
Union Springs
Ala
National Wildlife Federation
Johnny Mac Johnson
Lyndon B. Johnson
America
Johnson
Tuskegee Debates Ban on Segregation in Public Places
Tuskegee Alabama city council discusses an ordinance to ban segregation in eating places and public facilities with stiff penalties for defying racial service rules. Action postponed for 13 days while lawyers study the measure as crowds protest Younge slaying. The case against Marvin Segrest proceeds toward a grand jury in April.
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Tuskegee
Ala
Alabama
Charles M. Keever
Keever
Samuel Younge Jr
Heever
Younge
Tuskegee Institute
Marvin Segrest
Friends
Segrest
Macon County Grand Jury
Dist
Tom Younge
Macon County
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