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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1964
Page
6
Andy Lang profiles Rudolph A Matern designed Early American style home with four bedrooms across a single home plus a two car garage. The layout features eight foot ceilings in the living space, a central chimney, large living and dining rooms, a U shaped kitchen, two bathrooms on the first floor, and exterior touches like native stone and shutters.
CBS launches Slattery's People a politics centered drama led by Richard Crenna as a principled minority leader in a state legislature. The episode exposes the pressure on legislators and a chairmanship to stall a bill, offering a sharp look at political morality. Also debuting is Many Happy Returns from Parke Levy, once behind December Bride, originally titled December Groom.
The H-49 Statistics Design 449 includes four bedrooms three bathrooms and a lavatory with living and dining rooms a kitchen with a breakfast area and laundry. A tea porch and a two car garage provide storage and access. The first floor holds 1505 square feet and the second floor 595 square feet. Overall dimensions are 78 feet 6 inches long and 30 feet deep including the garage.
Five former Mobile Bar Association presidents investigate the jailing of a Mobile attorney on contempt of court. Vice President Robert Tenniston appointed the panel to report its findings within a week as Circuit Judge Herndon Inge Jr. imposed twenty one hours of confinement.
Washington report says a 14 hour notice deadline passed with no strike as 150 000 shop workers hailed a tentative four part settlement on job security negotiators plan to wrap up remaining terms soon. Francis A ONeill of the National Mediation Board noted talks would resume to finish the dispute.
President Johnson sent to the Senate on Monday the nomination of Emory C. Gibbs of Hanceville for postmaster of the Cullman County town. Gibbs was the chosen candidate after a screening process.
The Warren Commission will present its JFK assassination findings to President Johnson on Thursday with a public release over the weekend. Chief Justice Earl Warren and six colleagues are expected to visit the White House, joined by members including Allen Dulles, John J. McCloy, and Senators Richard Russell and John Cooper.
U S destroyers left the Tonkin Gulf after patrolling between Red Chinese and North Vietnamese coasts amid unclear results. No debris or bodies were found, a Navy inquiry was sent, and limits on future patrols were left undefined. The Tass claim of sinking five ships was denied by U S officials.
Cullman Police Chief R. B. Moyers announced he will resign when the new city officials take office on October 5. He has led the department for four years and is considering two other higher paying, shorter hours positions, while praising his four years of service.
Edward H. Rice, 40, an Kilby Prison escapee, is held in Boston after FBI agents captured him in Mansfield, Massachusetts. He faces unlawful flight to avoid confinement charges and had been working in a candy factory when arrested.
The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness reports that falls account for nearly 20 percent of eye injuries among children, highlighting risk and prevention needs.
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