Early American House of the Week by Herman H York
This authentic two story Colonial by architect Herman H York emphasizes balance and simplicity. Front shows nine windows with seven identical, a one story garage offset, beveled siding, dark roof, and a welcoming double door entry. Interior features a large foyer, open staircase, fireplace, front to back living room with dining room, rear terrace, pass through to kitchen, and a family room with fireplace. Upstairs reveal four bedrooms two baths and ample storage plus flexible owners suite with two walk in closets.
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Andy Lang
Herman H. York
York
Design G-52 House Plan Details and Specs
Enclosed is 50 cents and 3 cents sales tax for baby blueprint on design G-52. The plan features a rectangular two story layout with 2200 square feet of living space, a two car garage, four bedrooms, two baths, two fireplaces, rear terrace, full basement, and a front entry option for narrow lots. Includes rooms, dimensions, and a demographic note on marriage ages.
Voice of America details and reader letters page
USIA budget and staffing figures for Voice of America and transmitters in 38 languages. Reports Chinese broadcasts via routes from Washington to West Coast and Honolulu. Includes audience reach in developing countries and the Soviet Union, and policy claims of objectivity. Also features reader correspondence on marriage, alcohol, and Harvard professor debating school liquor education. Analysis extends to Eastern Europe drinking laws and juvenile crime links.
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Voice of America
Europe
Soviet Union
China
Washington
Honolulu
Okinawa
Philippines
John Chancellor
Eaks
Ann Landers
Donneybrook
Harvard
Associated Press
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Budapest
Woes Killed By Cable Car Wreck
San Francisco reports a fatal cable car accident on Powell and Washington streets during the Labor Day holiday. A 65 year old Mrs Jack Jung Dear was killed and another person injured in the incident.
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Risco
San. Francisco
Jack Jung Dear
Powell and
Washington Streets
San Francisco
Labbor
Should I or should I not about raw jokes
Advice cautions against laughing at jokes one does not understand and warns it will not confer belonging or social acceptance.
Civil Air Patrol seeks volunteers at New York Armory
Confidential notice invites readers to contact the Civil Air Patrol for participation or assistance. Residents are directed to write to New York State Armory at 68 Lexington Avenue New York NY 10010 for details.
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Civil Air Patrol
New York State Armory
Lexington Avenue
New York
Politicians Chase Labor Day Crowds Across the Nation
President Johnson addressed hundreds of thousands on a Midwest Labor Day tour opening the 1966 campaign with stops in Detroit and Ohio. Governor Brown and Governor Rockefeller campaigned in California and New York while AFL CIO head Meany blamed inflation on profits, not wages. Fans attended games and races as spectators joined the political push.
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Associated Press
Amerins
Johnson
Midwest
Fairfield County
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York City
Detroit
Battle Creek
Mich
Dayton
Lancaster
Ohio
New York
Rockefeller
Bronx
California
Brown
Pleasanton
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Washington
7-20 Diuretic Promises Quick Relief and Health Boost
An Alabama drugstore advertisement promotes 7-20 a mild diuretic from McPhail Laboratories. It claims to flush poisons, relieve bladder irritation, and improve well being with liquid or tablet forms. The notice urges readers to buy at ALABAMA DRUG CO. Bank Street and lists a phone number.
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McPhail Laboratories
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LimePlace
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Decatur Daily
Kota Eed
USAI
Moss
P. S
Ray Childs
Church ST
N.E
CAPRI
Colbert County
Sheffield and
Tuscumbia
Hospital and Medical Center
Sheffield
Meadow Gold
Jackson Highway
Alabama
Beatrice Foods
Florence
U. S. Hwy
Mtge
Cepri
Woodymac
Nebrig Plumbing CO
Grant St
P. O
Alabama Drug CO
Bank St
General
Sherman St
Call Associates
Sixth Ave
S.E
Decatur
Harl Rose
Fae
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