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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1968
Page
13
In York South Carolina an ultra modern feeding lot on W. H. and Henderson Borders farm operates with push button mechanisms. Each dawn one brother starts the process and returns for breakfast as a system blends high moisture corn feed concentrates minerals and silage to the cattle.
Police and volunteer marshals in Louisville's West End report arrests exceed 400 as they cope with scattered looting and sniping. National Guard support was not utilized as police continue operation amid unrest.
Question and answer style guidance covers tips reporting for Social Security, Medicare eligibility at 65, and using Medicare funds to pay medical bills. Also includes a local incident report of racial unrest, arrests, and National Guard deployments in a Kentucky city with details on victims, suspects, and police actions.
Union Station Washington, once the gateway to the Capital for millions of railway travelers, will be converted into the National Visitors Center by early 1970.
Notices cover May 1968 probate actions including William Bassham will hearing set for June 27 1968 and letters testamentary issued to Beatrice Watkins. Foreclosure sales announced by Federal National Mortgage Association for properties in Decatur including Lot 15 Block B Westwood and Lot 18 Block 8 Brookhaven, with sale dates set for July 2 1968.
The Morgan County Court of Morgan County Alabama issues an order requiring Marvin D. McCoy, a non resident, to plead answer or demur to the bill of complaint by June 10 1968. Publication to run weekly for four consecutive weeks in the Decatur Daily. Bryan McAfee register.
Paid political notices seek votes for Morgan County races including Justice of the Peace Beat 1 Place No 2 and Chairman of the Board of Revenue and Control. Also promotes a historical feature and lists two lost pet notices a male tri color beagle and two male Siamese cats with rewards.
Bill Oakley at 353-2803 promotes insulation methods claiming temperatures reach 800 degrees and touts exclusive party color options.
Exteriors and interiors pointed with free estimates and guaranteed work. Call 773-7200 or 773-2638 for details and a quote.
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