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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1964

Page

12

City of Decatur bids for improvements sewer work ordinance 1420

Sealed bids for materials labor and equipment to construct public improvements per Improvement Ordinance No. 1420 will be opened Sept 1 1964 at City Hall Decatur Alabama. Plans and specs available for 25 dollars deposit refundable minus 10. Bid security 5 percent. Bonds require 100 percent performance and 50 percent labor/material. License proof required for certain work. The city reserves right to reject or waive.

City of Decatur Alabama North Alabama Engineering Company Wilson Morgan

Barnett lauds Wallace at Neshoba County Fair

Former Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett said George Wallace shook up northern liberals with his presidential bid at the Neshoba County Fair. He predicted Johnson would need more than Texas to win and called Johnson a counterfeit Confederate. Secretary Heber Ladner also praised Wallace and criticized Johnson.

Philadelphia Miss Mississippi Ross Barnett Alabama Barnett Neshoba County Johnson Texas Heber Ladner Wallace

Jehovah's Witnesses Convention in Montgomery

About 8,000 delegates from 18 states attend a district convention of Jehovah's Witnesses in Montgomery. The gathering runs from Thursday through Sunday and targets districts where two thirds of fluid milk is consumed by people under 20.

Montgomery United States Jehovah's Witnesses

Maddox vows to fight Civil Rights Act after closing Pickrick

Atlanta restaurant owner Lester Maddox pledged to continue court challenges to the Civil Rights Act after he closed the segregated Pickrick rather than serve two Negro students. He told about 80 spectators he would take the case to the U S Supreme Court, claiming the Constitution was violated and decrying loss of his business and jobs.

Atlanta Lester Maddox U. S. Supreme Court Pickrick Maddox Congress Calvin Jones Gary Robinson Hugo L. Black Leb’s

Estate of AR I Elizabeth Namie Deceased Probate Notice

Letters testamentary on the last will were granted July 28 1964 by Judge T C Almon of Morgan County Probate Court. All persons with claims against the estate must present them within legal time or be barred. Julia Namie Hale executrix. July 31 August 7 14

Elizabeth Namie T. C. Almon Morgan County Julia Namie Hale Willie E. Wear T C. Almon s/ Lula Mae Wear

Probate ruling bars Lula Mae Wear as executrix

On August 12, 1964 Judge T C Almon declared Lula Mae Wear barred as executrix of the will of the deceased, under the probate court action noted by Willie E Wear as the undersigned.

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