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	Encyclopedia :: encyclopedia : Albert Ellis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Ellis was born of Jewish parents in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
		Ellis recounted that she typically was sleeping when he left for school and was usually not at home when he returned.
		The next year Ellis began teaching his new technique to other therapists and by 1957 he formally set forth the first cognitive behavioral psychotherapy by proposing that therapists help people adjust their thinking and behavior as the treatment for neuroses.
	www.hallencyclopedia.com /Albert_Ellis (1415 words)

	Georgia Biography -- Political Figures
		Two-term Atlanta mayor who guided early racial integration, oversaw the planning and construction of major transportation infrastructure, and brought professional sports to the city.
		Arnall was an energetic, progressive governor whose four years in office witnessed significant reform as well as fiscal efficiency.
		One of Georgia's most distinguished jurists, Judge Bleckley served as chief justice of the state supreme court for almost ten years and is the namesake of Bleckley County.
	dlg.galileo.usg.edu /GeorgiaReferenceShelf/BiographyPoliticians.html (899 words)

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		His principal opponent for the nomination was former governor Ellis Arnall.
		In the primary election, Arnall won a plurality of the popular vote, but was denied the required majority because a small number of votes went to an obscure state senator named Jimmy Carter.
		Arnall barely campaigned in the run-off election, and the result was a surprising victory for Maddox.
	encyc.connectonline.com /index.php/Lester_Maddox (866 words)

	New Georgia Encyclopedia: Civil Rights Movement
		In the weeks leading up to the Democratic primary, his supporters had systematically challenged the qualifications of fl voters and purged them from electoral rolls.
		moderate Democrat James V. Carmichael, supported by Governor Ellis Arnall (who had previously defeated Talmadge and was prevented by the state constitution from a succeeding term), won the popular vote over Talmadge by 313,389 to 297,245 votes.
		Owing to the county unit system that gave disproportionate power to rural voters, and which would be abolished by the federal courts in 1963, however, Talmadge secured victory by winning the county unit vote 242 to 146.
	www.georgiaencyclopedia.org /nge/Article.jsp?id=h-2716 (2293 words)

	New Georgia Encyclopedia: Jimmy Carter (b. 1924)
		For a little-known state senator, he ran a surprisingly strong race but missed the runoff, finishing third to former governor Ellis Arnall and flamboyant restaurateur Lester Maddox.
		Although deeply disappointed by the election results, Carter soon began laying plans for a second gubernatorial campaign in 1970.
		In the first race Carter had positioned himself as a moderate progressive alternative to the more liberal Arnall and the staunchly conservative-segregationist Maddox.
	www.newgeorgiaencyclopedia.org /nge/Article.jsp?id=h-676 (2796 words)

	Crime and Criminals in Georgia: For Georgia Genealogy and Georgia History Research, Researchers
		In 1945, Governor Ellis ARNALL finally ended the chain gang system and invited BURNS to return to Georgia.
		He did and ARNALL immediately commuted his sentence to time served.
		A free man at last, BURNS returned to his New Jersey home and continued to lend support to penal reform movements until his death in 1955.
	gagen.i-found-it.net /gacrime.html (5822 words)

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