Better Conditions Seen For Retarded
Dr Phillip Roos executive director of the National Association for Retarded Children spoke at the Alabama Association for Retarded Children banquet promising improvements over the next decade. He highlighted rights recognition preschool programs and adult education expansion along with national accreditation for residences to curb dehumanizing conditions and urged decentralization into the mainstream. He noted rising federal and state spending yet said needs for six million mentally retarded people remain unmet across the country.
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National Association For Retarded Children
Alabama Association For Retarded Children
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Wallace Eyes Write-In Campaign In California Primary
Campaign strategists for Gov. George C. Wallace press a late effort for a large write-in vote in California's Democratic presidential primary. At a Hollywood news conference, Wallace aides acknowledge uncertainty about totals and note California’s difficult write-in process while observers foresee Wallace likely trailing McGovern and Humphrey.
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New York Times News Service
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California
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Hollywood
Charles Snider
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Sens
George McGovern
South Dakota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
American Independent Party
Mishap Claims Athens Man Fatally Injured in One-Car Crash
A 29 year old Athens man died Friday after a one car crash on Highway 31 north of here at 6 20 am Donald Reggie Herbert was taken to Decatur General Hospital then transferred to Huntsville Hospital where he died at 4 10 pm He was employed as a salesman for the Decatur Coca Cola Bottling Co Funeral services will be announced by Gunthorp Funeral Home Details of the accident were not available according to state troopers
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IRA militants ratchet up Belfast violence amid peace talks snag
In Belfast two British soldiers were killed as Irish Republican Army militants announced a snag in secret peace talks and pledged to intensify the fight in Northern Ireland. Across the nation, political and legal briefs touch on elections, poll concerns, and voting rules.
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Hijackers Demand Angela Davis in $500000 ransom case
A Western Airlines jet carrying 98 passengers was hijacked out of Seattle by four men claiming a bomb and demanding $500,000 and the release of Angela Davis. The plane landed in Seattle, then flew toward San Francisco with the hijackers in control, while Miss Davis remained in custody in San Jose awaiting trial.
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Evacuation completed as Allied forces reach England in 1940
On this date in 1940, the Allied evacuation from France ended with about 337,000 British, French and Belgian troops ferried to England. The weather section notes fair and warmer conditions with highs in the mid 80s and lows around mid 50s. The page highlights classified ads, editorials, entertainment, and weather details, with the Tennessee Valley motto and note about page 2 weather, map, and river.
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Viets Leaders Tied To Drug Dealings?
South Vietnam figures including President Thieu former Vice President Ky and Prime Minister Khiem allegedly split opium and heroin profits, with links to Corsican gangs and Southeast Asian officials. McCoy testified before a Senate subcommittee detailing a wide narcotics network spanning Vietnam Laos Cambodia Thailand and the United States.
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Heng
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Rattikone
South
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CIA
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National Broadcasting Co
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Thieu
Sheriff Arraigned In Cullman
Cullman County Sheriff Orlin Buzbee pleads innocent to a bribe charge and faces a trial set for June 26 at 9 am. Attorney Tom Drake accuses The Cullman Times of a vicious campaign. Judge Mayhall denies removing a reporter and orders defense access to grand jury timing and witnesses.
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Wallace Movement In Both Legs Raises Hopes
Doctors said Alabama Governor George C Wallace shows reflex movement in both legs up to the knees and can move left toes. Surgeons debate if movement is voluntary with no immediate operation planned to remove a bullet. A highly optimistic outlook for recovery is noted, with possible travel for the July Democratic National Convention.
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Josephin F- Schanno
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