Crime rate is low chief quite proud

Includes black and white photograph.

Bibliographic Details
Format:	Electronic
Published:	Birmingham Public Library
Subjects:	Birmingham newspaper clippings
Online Access:	https://cdm16044.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/p4017coll2/id/10336

Similar Items

Thomas' crime rate plummets communication is given credit
by: Moore, Geraldine

Wallace wont quit race chief says
by: Bryant, Ted

Union workers quit

Governor lists quitting price

Wallace urged to quit race

Governor is proud of family and state
by: Bennett, James

Shores quits NAACP to aid democrats

GOP Woman quits to support Wallace

John T Rives proud of grey uniform

Collegeville violence, crime is curbed
by: Barbara Casson

Ensley is organizing against crime

Wallaces secret he never quit running
by: Sparrow, Hugh W.

Theyll quit US unless George wins

Ask Pruett why he quit Wallace
by: Holmes, Ralph

US would quit Oxford if order is guaranteed

Wallace intervenes in rate case

Norwood Exchangites can be proud of park and center
by: Campbell, Joe

Wallace joins Demo call for Mrs Westwood to quit

2nd Wallace aide to resign in month quits

Eastwood citizens to fight area crime

Lawmaker calls capital crime city

Central Park is proud of its highway and is set to celebrate

Jefferson county float proudly displayed during parade

New first lady of Alabama excited proud and grateful

Wallace proud of veto of 2 city liquor bills

Alabama editors rate Wallace on tv

Wallace says Nixon quitting earlier might have helped
by: Skinner, Franklin; Bryant, Ted

Jury sees lie in King ride but no crime

Theft at school started Rays career of crime
by: Heinecke, Burnell

James Rays life filled with crime running
by: Cappo, Joe

Mrs Hays concerned about Capital crime

Washington finally makes start on crime problem
by: Cunningham, Morris

Highland Avenue, street with proud history, starts new phase
by: Stevens, Deborah L.

North proud South standing up for causes Wallace says

Join the parade of happy and proud homeowners in Roebuck Garden Estates

Wallace spent 15000 in utility rate cases
by: Holmes, Ralph

Wallace ends 12 year bid quits race endorses Carter
by: Bruer, Frank

Most Elyton residents feel crime there is serious problem
by: Nunnelley, Carol

Washington crime hampers efforts in Dixie RFK says

Gov Wallace sending pair to hearings on utility rates