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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1965
Page
11
Harvard researcher Dr. Eleanor Glueck and her husband Dr. Sheldon Glueck claim two to three year olds can be flagged as delinquency risks. They updated the Glueck Social Prediction Table to weigh younger children. A 10 year study showed high-risk youths often become persistent offenders.
MEMPHIS AP Gov George Wallace planned to fly to Memphis to speak to Memphis State students and remain through Saturday to watch Auburn face the University of Mississippi in the Liberty Bowl. Huntsville officials broke ground on a tall 11 story State National Bank, a key Rocket City renewal project. Alabama state records show a new official car was purchased for Finance Director Seymore Trammell, a 1966 Ford Galaxie with a 315 horsepower engine and modern features costing 2823.77.
Workers began erecting the Saturn 1 test model at the Marshall Space Flight Center orientation center after ten successful flight firings. The booster joins a wall of historic rockets including the Juno, Jupiter, Mercury and Redstone as part of NASA’s display of space achievements. In Alabama, federal grants totaling 473,422 are approved for wildlife restoration and land purchases, with 116,010 for fish restoration and 357,412 for wildlife facilities, distributed by Senators Lister Hill and John Sparkman.
Dr Glueck cites two new constitutional factors infant destructiveness and resistance to authority in predicting delinquency. She argues identification of potential delinquents could move back to before age three, blaming the weakening American family as the primary cause.
In Pensacola Florida AP reports David E Dunn postmaster of Montgomery Alabama was critically injured in a two car collision Wednesday a passenger in his car was killed according to the Florida Highway Patrol details say the accident occurred on a highway near Pensacola Florida
A crash on U.S. 29 about 20 miles north of Pensacola killed a man who was riding as a passenger in Dunn's car. Dunn was hospitalized in critical condition in Pensacola with a broken back and extensive head injuries. The dead passenger has not been positively identified.
Chavis Construction Co. of Pensacola Fla appears lowest with a bid of 92489 for an addition to the Hurlbert Field commissary at Eglin AFB in northwest Florida. Army Engineers noted Linden Construction Co of Silverhill Ala as second bidder at 93805, government estimate was 96387.
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