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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1968
Page
10
A Fortune analysis notes U S households are rising to a mass high income, with 34 million families projected in the 10 000 plus bracket by 1975. It highlights shifts to higher skilled jobs, changing spending, and possible social tensions between income groups.
David La Crotte, 13, Huntington Park, California is named today’s winner of Tell Me Why winning the 20 volume New Book of Knowledge contest. The article explains stained glass history and six main elements from glass to iron bars, plus how designers draft, cut, paint, fire, and assemble windows for churches and cathedrals.
The piece features a back-and-forth between a mother and son about cleanliness and attire, followed by a brief classroom joke where a student named Jimmy explains he was mid topic about a term shortened to half a go. The excerpt ends abruptly with Jimmy’s unfinished line.
William E Evans explains enrollment for the seventh article in a ten part series on Social Security changes. About 1.4 million seniors who missed supplementary medical insurance signup will miss new benefits unless they enroll now. Enrollment period ends April 1 with July 11 coverage begins.
Vergil C. Hale, brother of Bank of the Apple chief Edward Hale, appeared in Selma on a bench warrant tied to a Mobile grand jury indictment. Hale is accused of false entries from 1962 to 1966 while serving as bank director and employee. Edward Hale was indicted earlier and held on bond.
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