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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1968
Page
16
A bi level home designed for compact lots offers 1577 square feet with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths on the main level plus a 360 square foot lower level. The plan includes a two car garage, rear patio, deck, family room and two front balconies, with potential to convert the lower level into a rental apartment or alternate living spaces.
Building Editor notes 50 cents plus 3 cents sales tax for baby blueprints of Design No.7-49. Request includes printed name street and state fields.
A Louisville Assumption High School volleyball game triggered a fire alarm when a girl kicked the ball against it. The alarm sent students to the yard and brought six fire units to the scene before officials explained the accidental chain reaction and normal operations resumed.
Steve Lawrence and Edie Gorme defend their act against hippie critics while defending contemporary music, arguing that newer attitudes ignore postwar hardship. The pair, in a seven month successful show at the Shubert, denounce nudity and trends and praise Burt Bacharach as a marker of modern songwriting. Autograph seekers crowd their event as Carmel Quinn visits Hyannis Port and Merv Griffin announces a Las Vegas special.
The item describes piracy's rise across eras from Phoenician naval days to Barbary corsairs and Vikings, noting decline today. It includes a contest to answer pirate themed riddles and asks readers to mail their questions and answers with names and addresses to a newspaper feature.
A damaged excerpt outlines an item described as a sleep aid or stand with unclear terms. Readable parts mention a product-like object, but essential details such as proper name, purpose, or seller are missing.
The first Peace Corps volunteers headed to Ghana in 1961 marking the program’s early mission. Mary Rossi, 12, of Waterbury Connecticut is named today’s winner. Zip code requested.
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