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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1966
Page
11
Architect Lester Cohen designs a compact five bedroom home emphasizing space use and private bedroom wing. The plan features a private master suite with dressing area and bath, a functional island kitchen, and a terrace accessible from the dinette, aiming to maximize livability while keeping costs in check.
G-42 design includes a living room dining room kitchen dinette family room center hall three bedrooms 22 baths a laundry mud room pantry two car garage and indoor outdoor storage. Habitable area totals 1495 square feet with overall dimensions 84 8 by 33. Plans offer a basement or slab option and flexible flow from garage or basement through laundry to backyard without disturbing kitchen or other spaces. A bonus family room serves as a service play area with a fireplace moved from the formal living room and sliding glass doors to a curved terrace.
Alabama state education leaders will confer with Gov. George Wallace on Friday to discuss a possible special legislative session. Wallace plans to use surplus school funds but worries filibusters could delay action indefinitely. Attending are UA president Dr. Frank Rose and AU president Dr. Harry M. Philpott.
A Decatur Daily building editor records a purchase of a baby blueprint on design G-42 for Fifty cents plus three cents sales tax. The buyer is instructed to please print the details.
In Taipei the Free World struggles over U S relations with Chiang Kai-shek regime. The China Daily News urges stronger U S support but not combat forces while editorials warn against appeasement. Rusk set to meet Chiang amid calls to destroy mainland nuclear sites.
The Decatur Daily invites letters on questions of the day. Writers may remain unnamed but must provide their identity and address to the editor. Manuscripts will not be returned.
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