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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1963
Page
3
Public alert lists A.M. to P.M. broadcast hours for stations WAJF 1490 WIJIMW AM 730 WJOF FM 104.3 MC with sunrise to sunset and a note to tune 640 or 1240 during an enemy attack.
AP writer Cynthia Lowry notes that when a typical filmed TV series debuts on a network at season start the public often finds the initial effort lacking. She observes limited audience interest and compares early episodes to established competition.
Sylvia Porter outlines how the 1963 tax bill may bar itemized deductions in 1964 for state gasoline and cigarette taxes, vehicle licenses, transfer taxes, and more while preserving sales and real property deductions. It also details a new $100 casualty deduction floor, joint filing effects, and timing tips to maximize deductions before 1964.
The excerpt notes that established hit Hazel had a long preproduced fall schedule from last spring through early summer, while new programs face a costly backlog that limits changes. CBS hoped to have 13 Judy Garland shows completed before their fall rollout.
NBC presents Mr Novak from 7:30 to 8:30 PM EDT with a focus on cheating as the theme. CBS airs The Garry Moore Show from 10 to 11 PM featuring Dorothy Loudon Roy Castle and Brock Peters.
O Neal Steel Inc announces a growth plan in Birmingham adding manufacturing and warehousing space of 21 000 square feet. President Emmett O Neal cites a 36 percent rise in local business over last year and says the new addition is due to a sharp nine month surge in activity.
James A. Hood, one of two African American students who desegregated the University of Alabama, is reportedly seeking work in Detroit. Hood’s mother Octavie Hood told the AP he has not planned a return to Tuscaloosa and may face possible expulsion over alleged remarks at a Negro rally.
The Army opened an investigation into a crash near Ft. Rucker Alabama that lightly injured two Army officers. The zero one Bird Dog aircraft crashed near a field landing area causing bruises and abrasions.
A plane was demolished in the strip at the southwest part of the military reservation. Hospitalized in satisfactory condition were 1st Lt. Dick Hill, 34, of Troutwood, Ohio, and 2nd Lt. Alfred C. Beckum Jr., 24, of Brunswick, Ga.
Ontario wildlife teams use helicopters to drive moose into deep water where they are tagged for study. The method enables tagging while minimizing stress and danger to animals and crews.
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