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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1964
Page
6
The House Of The Week presents a 2011 square foot trim ranch by architect Lester Cohen. It features three bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a two car garage, open living spaces and a rear terrace with wide glazing, emphasizing low maintenance materials and flexible layout for moderately successful young families.
A three bedroom ranch features a living room dining room family room and foyer. The home includes a main level laundry, basement, and double garage. Overall dimensions are 92 feet wide by 37 feet 4 inches deep yielding about 2 011 square feet of living space.
Montgomery area Baptists lead Alabama State Cooperative Program six month figures with 570 churches contributing at least 500 dollars. Decatur churches listed include Central Decatur 15700, First Baptist Decatur 8999.29, Sixteenth Ave Decatur 3062.06, Southside Decatur 6200.91, West Hartselle 1844.42 and others.
The California Redwood Association reports that thinning thick forests increases light air and water aiding redwood second growth and accelerating regeneration efforts.
In a 1964 bridge column, Goren reviews a tournament hand where only one declarer made 12 tricks in a heart contract. West opens spades, North doubles, South bids hearts, and the play centers on heart and trump management to secure the score.
In Garden City Kansas Bob Jaggard president of the city school board sold his soft drink business and was between jobs when his son Bob Jr filled a school pre enrollment form. In the line for his fathers occupation the boy wrote school board president and added without pay roughly revealing the family’s financial strain.
The Athens Guard, a 100 strong unit from Huntsville and Athens led by Capt. Marvin A. Clem, arrives at Fort McClellan for two weeks of annual active duty training. They will assist the 1343rd Engineer Battalion in building bridges roads and a rifle range at Fort McClellan and Redstone Arsenal.
President Castello Branco signed a decree removing Juscelino Kubitschek from the Senate and suspending his political rights for 10 years. The move targets the former president once favored to win in October 1965, as thousands rally and tensions rise with rival supporters outside his Rio de Janeiro apartment.
Athens City Council granted the Electric Department authority to install street lights in Fowler Lakewood Brookwood Cloverleaf subdivisions at its discretion. The Athens Library Board was approved to use the Houston Memorial Building for reading rooms and other uses. A 10 year power requirement study for the electric department was reviewed.
Loxley L. Dees of Monroeville who lost the Monroe County judge runoff by 17 votes asked removal of his contest petition. He said the filing aimed only to verify totals and that it would be best for the county to drop the matter. Dees had filed June 7 after losing to incumbent David M. Nettles on June 2.
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