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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1965
Page
7
The latest House of the Week showcases a bi level Colonial style home with two distinct living floors. The main level hosts three bedrooms while a lower level offers a recreation room and potential fourth bedroom, plus a two car garage and rear balcony access.
The H-82 plan includes a living room dining room family room kitchen three bedrooms two baths a foyer a covered front portico and a private rear balcony on the upper level. The tower level adds a recreation room hobby room a fourth bedroom or den laundry area a two car garage and storage. Overall dimensions are 60 by 28 feet 1 inch including the front portico and rear balcony.
Florence attorney E B Haltom Jr accused Governor George C Wallace of failing to aid desegregation solutions and urged Wallace to reshape Alabama politics. Haltom praised Wallace as able but urged him to support the Democratic Party and pursue unity with federal authorities.
State Sen. Ed Horton told the Metropolitan Kiwanis Club that the racial issue is not the most important problem facing Alabama and the South. He emphasized war and peace, communism vs capitalism, and population growth as the major linked concerns affecting life and policy. Horton represents Limestone and Lauderdale counties.
The Decatur Daily reports rising bank failures despite prosperity. Five banks with about 44 million in deposits failed in early 1965 amid embezzlement and racketeering probes. FDIC coverage and regulatory changes loom as hearings into Colorado, Texas, and California collapses continue.
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