Alabama Crippled Children's Service Highlighted by U.S. Consultant
Miss Clara Arrington, a physical therapy consultant for the United States, toured Alabama Crippled Children's Service facilities with Miss Ida May Summers, praising the program as a national standout. She noted federal grants support state efforts, the team approach in care, and the inclusion of babies to 21-year-olds, with Alabama stressing rehabilitation and training centers like the Developmental and Learning School in Birmingham.
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Faye Blair
Alabama
Clara Arrington
United States
Arrington
the Children’s Bureau
Washington D.C
Decatur
Ida May Summers
Alabama State Crippled Children’s Service
Miss Arrington
U.S
Children's Bureau
University of Alabama Medical Center
Birmingham
Crippled Children's Service
Ingham
U. S
State Department of Education
Sehokumenan Eae
Morgan
Limestone Counties
Carmen Montgomery
Crippled Children’s Service
North Alabama
Janet Cahela
Hillsboro 1
Crippled Children’s Services Rehabilitation Center
Children’s Bureau
Washington
D.C
Crippled Children’s Service PT
Christmas List Adds Vietnam Address and Local Notices
The Decatur Daily adds Spec 4 George Bynum in Vietnam to its list and notes Lt. Robert N. Riddle at APO SF96384. Local groups like the Austin High Choral Boosters and Decatur Elks start meetings this evening. Newcomers for December include Glen Keenan and others. Police probe two weekend burglaries at McCrory Economy and Smith Motors with safes damaged by a torch.
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Haseen
Decatur Daily
Vietnam
Robert N. Riddle
HHIC
Sig
USA
McCrory
Gateway Shopping Center
Smith Motors, Inc
Oak St
Smith Motor
Athens shooting at home leads to disturbance charge
Robert Malone Jr. suffered a gun wound to his left arm at his residence Wednesday afternoon. Billy Gene Turner was charged with disorderly conduct in connection with the shooting which occurred shortly after 4 p.m. Malone was treated and dismissed at Athens Limestone. Det Roy Brown investigated. The Moulton Elementary PTA will meet at 7 p.m. in the cafeteria with Bert president of the Mountains Association as guest. public invited.
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Athens
Robert Malone Jr
Highland St
Billy Gene Turner
Lucas St
Malone
Athens-Limestone
Roy Brown
Moulton Elementary Pta
Bert
The
Mountains Association
Chief Lackey Case Mistrial Reported
Dist Atty David Crosland will reschedule the case against Police Chief Drue H Lackey for February after a mistrial. An all male circuit court jury deliberated nearly eight hours on a charge that Lackey altered or destroyed public records. The jurors initially declared themselves deadlocked before additional deliberations.
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Montgomery
Ala
David Crosland
Drue H. Lackey
Lackey
Richard Emmet
Emmet
Crosland
Brewer Named To Committee For Alabama Education Study
Lt. Gov Albert Brewer of Decatur is named among 21 members of a new education study commission created by Gov. Lurleen Wallace to draft a plan aimed at giving Alabama schoolchildren the best possible education. Wallace appointed 13 members herself, eight others chosen earlier by the legislature, drawing immediate criticism from Negro educator Joe Reed who says the panel excludes Black educators and perpetuates racism.
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Montgomery
Albert Brewer
Decatur
Education Study Commission
Lurleen Wallace
Alabama
Florence State Girls Send Christmas Gifts to Viet Nam Troops
Willingham Hall residents at Florence State College mailed over 50 pounds of foods and other items to Company A, 1st Battalion, 2nd Infantry, 1st Infantry Division in Vietnam. About 200 soldiers receive gifts including smoked oysters lollipops diaries pens Kool Aire and Playboy magazines as ornaments for a replica Christmas tree.
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Florence
Vietnam
Florence State College
Willingham Hall
2Nd Infantry
Playboy Magazine
Marguerite Maddox
Willingham
Kenneth Jodoin
Rotc Department
Saaradie Ae
Kerry” Moot, Iéft
Bessemer
Janis Bowen
Decatur
U. S. Army
Alabama Independent Democratic Party forms for Wallace bid
The Alabama Independent Democratic Party plans to run Wallace supporters on the 1968 ballot, aiming to mirror nationwide third party efforts. Founder David J. Vann says the new party will guarantee Alabama voters access to the same ballot as the national movement.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
George Wallace
David J. Vann
Alabama Independent Democratic Party
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