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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1968
Page
10
Today’s Dixie Digest features Cecil Mayfield and Dr. Louie Chapman explaining cotton prospects in Alabama at 6:30 p.m. Viewers learn about agriculture and extension insights.
New Zealand champion Richard Purser arrived in New Delhi for five international events but missed a January deadline due to a late cable. He opted to stay on for sightseeing after arriving in late November.
Health Capsules notes that sleep position does not significantly affect heart action and states the heart is near the middle of the chest. The column promises helpful information for general wellness and cautions it is not diagnostic.
Earl Wilson notes Oscars chatter with Bonnie and Clyde and The Graduate leading Best Picture discussions. Mentions Hepburn Dunaway Poitier and others as possible nominees, plus entertainment legends and anecdotes from Las Vegas to New York venues.
A detailed Tuesday and Wednesday schedule lists time slots for news, sports, weather and a broad array of programs. Highlights include Rifleman, McHale's Navy, I Dream Of Jeannie, The Beverly Hillbillies, and Johnny Carson with late evening offerings across CBS NBC and ABC channels.
A listing of radio stations with frequencies and operating hours. Includes TCADIO STATIONS WMSL and WAJF with morning to evening hours, WJOF FM and WJMW, WKAC and VELCE in Moulton, noting sunrise to sunset or specific time ranges for each.
Legal notice for a hearing in equity in Morgan County Alabama to sell the lands of the decedent Mildred Dunn and related parties to pay debts and divide proceeds among legatees. Hearing set February 7, 1968 at 9:00 A.M. before Judge Newton B. Powell at Decatur courthouse. Issued December 29, 1967. Bryan McAfee, Register.
A burglar who had just looted Ray's Standard Service Station in Edwardsville Illinois refused to stop when two bystanders confronted him one armed with a gun. The sheriff said the man took 40 dollars in cash and change from a vending machine then drove off in a station wagon while saying shoot me if you want to.
This entry lists categories for an advertisement page and notes that all ads must run under appropriate classifications. It identifies J. H. Standridge for cleaning septic tanks as a service item.
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