Talking Books Open New World to the Blind
The Library of Congress Division for the Blind and Physically Handicapped expands free talking book services for the blind and physically disabled. Since 1933, tape recordings and magazines are offered, with 500 titles this year, aided by a $1.497 million appropriation to broaden access and new tech to speed and simplify listening.
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