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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1969
Page
3
The piece argues a prank selling Pennerest High was a clever joke, not a real sale. It stresses Pennerest’s strength and the district’s changes, praising students and staff while warning against fear that a school can be sold.
A Harvard graduation crowd of 3,900 graduates and 10,000 guests booed as a Students for a Democratic Society representative addressed the exercises. Law student Meldon H. Levine denounced leadership for denying dissent and police use on campuses, ending with a near-universal ovation for the speaker.
Readers accuse the Delaware County Commissioners of misjudging local needs citing unemployment in Eastern Delaware County and job attraction elsewhere. They demand better parking near Penn Central and Red Arrow stations, question the proposed private airport in western Delaware County, and criticize land condemnation legislation HB 2853.
A reader counters Morris Barrett at Lankenau Hospital over SIECUS materials in school sex education. The letter cites SIECUS as a source and lists authors and study guides, arguing Lankenau’s guide includes SIECUS content and publishers. The writer asserts Barrett is misinformed and that SIECUS materials were used in the program.
Edith Green proposes a campus disorder bill drawing liberal outrage and opposition from college presidents who call it unwarranted federal interference. They warn Congress cannot curb a generational revolt sweeping universities.
A national commission warns punitive campus legislation would worsen unrest in universities. The Green bill would cut federal funds for noncompliant schools and allow variable student discipline periods, while opponents urge self governance and warn of federal overreach. Hedley, Finch, Mitchell figures temper debate as campuses face increased scrutiny.
The piece argues for preserving campus self governance free from federal overreach. It cautions Congress not to empower punitive measures or new codes and urges using existing laws to protect life and property while strengthening academic self-government. The goal is orderly campus reform without haste or punitive intent.
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