A Rambling Ranch Two Ways in L Shape House
The House of the Week design by Samuel Paul features an L shaped rambling ranch with two front options, three bedrooms and two baths, a two car garage, and 1608 square feet of living space. The layout centers on an foyer and center hall with a living room bay window and a stone faced fireplace. The kitchen includes a double bowl sink, dishwasher, wall oven and 21 feet of counter top, with easy service to both dining areas.
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Samuel Paul
Today in History highlights May 2 1966 edition
Highlights mark key historical events on May 2 across centuries. Notable items include Hudson's Bay Company chartering, Stonewall Jackson's fatal wounding, Oklahoma territory status, early parcel post tests, first nonstop transcontinental flight, Berlin fall, and era shifts in world politics.
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Hudson's Bay Company
Europe
Stonewall Jackson
Chancellorsville
Oklahoma
House of ‘Sentatives
Oakley Kelly
John Macready
Roosevelt Field
Long Island
Astrological Forecast for Tomorrow and Year Ahead
The star chart advises sticking to routine tomorrow, avoiding new undertakings and risky speculation. It highlights a active birthday period with strong recognition and a four month asset growth cycle starting March 4 1967, plus cautions to avoid excess in August November and December and notes favorable months for job advancement and travel.
Navy fires Phoenix air-to-air missile at Mugu range
The Navy successfully test fired its new air-to-air missile Phoenix on the Pacific Missile Range near Point Mugu California marking a milestone in naval aviation weapons development.
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Point Mugu
Calif
Navy
Phoenix
Pacific
Johnsons Vote in Johnson City Primary Ballots
AP reports President and Mrs. Johnson sent absentee ballots for the May 7 Texas Democratic primary. County clerk Mrs. Jeffery B. Furber confirms the action in Johnson City.
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Jeffy B. Furber
IRS Receives Anonymous $50 Bill with Religious Note
An unidentified donor using the signature God Knows Who sent a $50 bill to the IRS in Richmond Virginia for back taxes. The letter asked IRS to place the money in the cash register with other money and stated God is looking at you. IRS officials said the funds will be handled as a regular income tax collection from an unknown source.
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God Knows Who
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Calabash Tree Described For Pipe Making
A calabash is a tropical tree valued for its hollow fruit used in crafting pipes and containers. The plant's distinctive gourdlike fruit provides a natural, hard material suited to traditional pipemaking and decorative uses.
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Associated Press
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Middletown Journal
Post Office
General Post Office
New York, N.Y
U. S
Riverside Concrete CO
Germantown Rd
Miami River Bridge
Moscow
Berlin
United States
Kremlin
China
Johnson
Dominican Republic
Read & van Guelpen Plumbing CO
S. Marshall Rd
Home of Quality Products
Armstrong
Anderson
John-Manville Products
Middletown Lumber Co
Robert Callahan Construction CO
Crawford
William J. Miller
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Johnson City, Tex
Mrs. Johnson
Texas
Miami Cement Products, Inc
Seven Mile
Ohio
Middletown
Newi Ods Structural Panels
Complexi Ce
Garry Smallwood
Richmond, Va
Hempstead
Girard Ave
P.S
Shaffer’s Kleen Air Service
Norm Shafter
Sterling Dr
Weldwood
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