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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1964
Page
10
Architect Lester Cohen presents a suburban H-42 home focused on outdoor living with a rear full-width terrace shielded by a fence and garage. The layout features a fireplace wall, sliding doors, two living areas, a mud room, and three bedroom layout with dual baths and abundant closets, all supporting easy outdoor access and privacy.
The Southern Regional Council reports 551825 more Negroes registered to vote over two years, totaling 1937982 in 11 southern states. White registration stands at 13600000. Overall 38.6 percent of qualified Southern Negroes are registered, with state rates ranging from Mississippi 6.7 to Texas 57.7.
The Ohio Bankers Association launches a registration and vote program aimed at 100 percent registration and voting by bank officers and employees. A concentrated drive promotes existing voting programs and targets banks not yet involved, with initial mailings to bank CEOs in counties requiring registration.
A reader considers an old house described as a terrific buy and plans remodels. The piece advises consulting experts to uncover hidden issues such as roof, foundation, termites, plumbing, and heating, with checklists and examples of sale auctions and zoning notices.
Surfing championships on Long Island drew 210 contestants from nine states showing growing East Coast adherence to the sport. State of Ohio notice invites sealed proposals for bituminous surface treatment on US Route 25 and Interstate 75 segments in multiple townships and villages, with prequalification, bids due August 11 1964, and wage standards per the Industrial Relations department.
After estimating costs for major fixes, buyers and sellers debate whether a home is a good buy. Some prefer to unload cheaply rather than invest in repairs, shaping the market sentiment on value and urgency.
Lord Baltimore granted 560 acres near present day Washington to Col. Joseph Belt of the colonial militia. The 1725 charter lists the locus as Cheivy Chace, marking a historical land allocation to Belt’s family.
Condensation occurs when cooler water surfaces contact warmer moist air in summer. Ventilate bathroom or enclose tank exterior. a mixing valve can warm incoming water. ensure tank water matches room temperature to prevent droplets. an inner tank design avoids outer cooling and condensation.
Former President Harry S. Truman was given a framed copy of Senate Resolution No 78 by Senator Claiborne Pell. The measure allows ex presidents to address the Senate, and Truman spoke on his 80th birthday. Pell praised the potential influence of former presidents in debates.
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