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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1966

Page

18

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Free Legal Service Aimed At The Poor Offered

Sylvia Porter reports on a Washington incident where a foolish con used a janitor with limited literacy. A salesman persuaded him to sign for two pairs of glasses at 59 dollars each, leading to wage garnishment from his 22.50 weekly pay. An elderly couple also bought a custom orthoped ic mattress set under questionable claims.

Sylvia Porter Washington Street

Jones Picked For Natural Resource Trip

U S Rep Bob Jones accepted a presidential commission on natural resources development. The 10 day mission will meet West German officials and include Stewart Udall and Sen Ed Muskie. Jones will speak in Bonn on water quality and European water programs.

Jones Natural Resource Trip Washington U.S Bob Jones House Public Works Committee George Fallon House On Water Resources Natural Resources and Power House Government Operations Committee Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall Ed Muskie Maine James M. Quigley Federal Water Pollution Administration Congressman Jones Sen Muskie Bonn Germany Central Europe

Names and cases highlight legal aid need in poverty

In Albuquerque, chimpanzees are named Sis and Suzie Q while other notes discuss rising legal aid needs for the poor. The Neighborhood Legal Services Project in Washington reports high demand, with mass cases across the nation and plans to expand free legal services funded by the Office of Economic Opportunity.

Albuquerque Rio Grande Zoo S. Zoo John Roth Sis Suzie Q Sarah Sandy Washington Office of Economic Opportunity U. S OEO Nichols Deb. Katzenbach

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