Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›National Foundation's 1961 poster girl is Linda Breeze, 4, of Columbus, Ohio. When she gets off the swing she needs crutches to get around. She was born with an open spine and represents millions of handicapped children.
National Foundation's 1961 poster girl is Linda Breeze, 4, of Columbus, Ohio. When she gets off the swing she needs crutches to get around. She was born with an open spine and represents millions of handicapped children.
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National Foundation's 1961 poster girl is Linda Breeze, 4, of Columbus, Ohio. When she gets off the swing she needs crutches to get around. She was born with an open spine and represents millions of handicapped children.

United Press International · [ca. November 1960]

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