Mecklenburg welfare chief critiques poverty program in Charlotte
Charlotte faces stubborn poverty with 20 percent of residents not helped by existing welfare. Wallace Kuralt, head of Mecklenburg County welfare since 1945, questions the war on poverty and emphasizes education, day care, homemaking services, and birth control. He notes prenatal care and high desertion rates as key factors, urging better health and early exposure to hopeful influences for children.
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Case Thrown Out Of Court In 1953 Infant Death
Charlotte AP reports the manslaughter case against Helen Victoria House Kuhlman of Mocksville was dismissed. The four year old mother faced charges over her infant son found dead in a refrigerator on April 9 1953. No evidence linked her to the death and prosecutors dropped the case.
Man Gets 10 Years For Shooting Wife
Kenneth Shanks, 37, was sentenced to 10 years for assault and battery with intent to kill and carrying a concealed weapon after shooting his wife Marianne Shanks. The victim, paralyzed from the neck down, testified from a stretcher. the jury deliberated under 30 minutes. She has remained hospitalized since the July 31 shooting at Greenville General Hospital.
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