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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1964
Page
10
In Morgan County Alabama 1964 probate notice states W A Thompson as executor filed accounts for final settlement of Cog Morris deceased. Hearing set November 20 1964 at 10 am to approve the administration. Creditors must present claims by the statutory deadline or be barred.
Sylvia Porter analyzes the space program's economic value amid spending cuts and Soviet progress. McGraw Hill cites talent shifts, team research effects, and uncertain civilian payoffs, noting potential gains in weather, transport, and industry innovations with a long, unpredictable timeline.
A partial program grid lists 10:30 to 6 schedule blocks with shows such as Surfside 6 Hawaiian Eye Gilligan’s Island Mike Wallace Make Room For ETV 6th Grade Science News Porter Potamus News Mickey Mouse Club Highway Patrol Tonight Show and multiple movie slots across a single day with channel 12 13 19 23 31 markers. The fragment preserves times program blocks and channel markers without complete program titles or dates.
A list shows radio stations WHOS FM 102.1 WJMW AM 730 WJOF FM and WAJSF 14 WWHOS AM 800 WMSL Mutual 1400 WHRT 860 WKAC 1080 with operating windows from early morning to late evening. Alternate times note sunrise to sunset and 6 AM to midnight formats across entries.
Washington AP Wallace says Alabama schools will not be totally desegregated in his lifetime and that liberal talk of full national desegregation is unlikely. He reiterates states should decide school racial composition and notes a possible shift of Alabama to the Republicans in November. He will not quit the Alabama Democratic Party nor endorse a presidential candidate.
Morgan County Alabama probate case shows Nancy Eady Moseley and Bradford Mixon filing a will for Bert Jackson Moseley deceased. Nonresident heirs Elijah Moseley descendants in Los Angeles are to appear November 19, 1964 at 10 AM in Decatur Morgan County court to contest probate. Notice to publish weekly for three weeks in Decatur Daily.
Governor George C. Wallace proclaims November 3, 1964 as the election date for a suggested constitutional amendment. The measure would allow the legislature to adjust fees and salaries for probate, sheriff, tax officials, and court officers in Baldwin County and enable certain consolidations and salary baselines. Notices to be published weekly for four weeks in each Alabama county.
Fragmentary OCR notes a state seal of Alabama affixed at the Capitol in Montgomery by Secretary of State George C Wallace on September 3 1964. The text references witnesses and attestation. The rest is garbled.
Governor Segreg Wallace proclaims a November 1964 election across Alabama to consider a constitutional amendment. The proposal allows the Legislature to modify the jurisdiction of inferior courts in Jefferson County in civil cases up to five hundred dollars, excluding libel slander assault and battery and ejectment.
An OCR fragment lists Jack's Refrigeration Service with phone numbers 353-0681 and 355-1258, mentions eye ge ty well drilling for residential or commercial needs, and references Glenn Drilling and Lane Drilling Co with numbers 353-1216 and 353-0803 for water wells.
A garbled proclamation text outlines provisions by the Legislature of Alabama regarding a constitutional amendment to be voted at the next general election. It mentions governor proclamation, publication in every county, and the date set for Tuesday the 3rd day of November.
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