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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1966
Page
23
A baby squirrel found by Matt and Jim Gundelfinger of Kansas City ten days ago was adopted by their mother who fed it after Jinx gave birth to pups. The children tried to feed the creature with an eyedropper before placing it in a basket with the family.
Huntsville chapter of the Alabama Association of the Deaf sponsors a defensive driving series this month. The first class is scheduled Friday from 7 30 to 9 30 p m and will be held in the Huntsville Police Department classroom in the basement.
A second soldier stands trial for refusing to go to Vietnam at Fort Dix. Pfc James Johnson, 20, of New York joins Pvt Dennis Mora, 25, also of New York, in a general court martial over antiwar defiance. Mora received a three year hard labor sentence and dishonorable discharge. Johnson faces similar charges as three other service members are held.
Tommy Wheeler president of the Huntsville chapter says classes for deaf people are open to all at no charge. He urges all deaf to attend regardless of AAD membership.
In Tampa Florida the defense presents its side in the murder trial of Michael Wade charged with the June 11 slaying of 16 year old Barbara Trombly. Blood traces were found on a seat cover in Wade’s car though blood type was undetermined. Trombly’s body was found June 13 near a ditch by a road outside Tampa. Two teen witnesses testified they saw Wade and Trombly leaving a dance together. Other witnesses could not identify Wade. Wade’s attorney James Parham declined to say if he would call Wade as a witness and anticipated finishing by noon. Wade’s mother Mary Wade testified he returned home around 1130 p.m. and stayed there.
Dowagiac Michigan AP A Marine who earned a Purple Heart in Vietnam pinned the medal on a dead comrade who died in a non combat incident. Tom Klein 21 rolled to the casket at Edgerly's funeral and said any who fought there deserves recognition.
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