House of the Week Uses Every Inch of Space
Architect Lester Cohen designs a modest ranch house of 1590 square feet with a 62 by 39 foot footprint. An unusual U plan adds 234 square feet of usable space via a front terrace between the opening in the U. Terrace covers half to create a porch enhancing privacy and function. The stone veneer and arched columns give a colonial touch to the front of the bedroom and garage wings.
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Lester Cohen
Today in History highlights through the years
On this date in 1777 Colonial troops defeated British regulars at Princeton New Jersey. In 1870 construction began on the Brooklyn Bridge. In 1911 experimental postal savings banks opened nationwide. In 1919 Herbert Hoover was named relief director general for liberated nations.
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Friendly Chimps Scare Berliner
An elderly woman in central West Berlin was startled as two chimpanzees approached and hugged her causing her to fall. A passer-by rescued her and alerted police. Officers said the chimps had escaped from their owner's apartment.
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Berlin
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Space saving design with side entrance and central hall
The house features a side front entrance into a center hall serving as foyer and buffer between sleeping and living areas. It includes a two bedroom wing, master bath, large closet, diamond windows, connected living dining kitchen family room, rear patio, mud room access, two car garage, and full basement. Architect Cohen optimized space for value.
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Cohen
Crossword Clue Answers Hint at 1965 King Features Puzzle
A readable text lists across and down clues for a Saturday crossword with 55 and 56 labeled sections and numerous entries. It includes references to obituaries and various dictionaries and ends with an average solution time of about fourteen minutes.
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Ohio highway network aims for 84 percent by 1966
Ohio plans to finish or have under construction 84 percent of its interstate network by 1966. State Highway Department director P. E. Masheter said the state has 945 miles open of a 1,529 mile system and 180 miles under construction.
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Jackals A Problem
A New Delhi columnist says jackals howl nightly in the suburbs and suggests citizens could handle the issue but rifle shells cost too much at one dollar each.
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New Delhi
India
Massive Marijuana Seizure and Arrests Reported in 1965
JOHANNESBURG police say 1,700,000 pounds of marijuana were seized and 2,000 narcotics arrests made in 1965. The marijuana is valued at about $10.6 million on the underworld market, according to a police spokesman.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
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