Spare Red Spoil Child Flogging in Schools Debate Rages
Diane Divoky argues corporal punishment remains legal in many American schools despite bans in prisons and mental hospitals. Surveys show teachers and parents often favor its use, with 1973 figures and various polls cited. The piece notes ongoing legal questions about due process and the Eighth Amendment.
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Diane Divoky
New
Learning
National Education Assn
Grade Teachers Magazine
Pittsburgh
Nation’s Schools Magazine
Miss Divoky
Gallup
The
American Civil Liberties Union
U. S
Rectal Exams Advised For Older Adults Says Dr Lamb
Reader questions on routine proctoscope exams and vitamin E are answered. Dr Lamb emphasizes that a plain rectal examination is essential in regular checks, especially past age 40, citing cancer detection and polyp removal in astronauts as supporting evidence. He notes many obtain sufficient vitamin E from food and that synthetic forms are comparable.
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Dr. Lamb
Do It Yourself Move Furniture the Easy Way
A Newspap er Enterprise Association guide on caster dolls and casters. It explains three wheel caster dollies for heavy furniture, permanent casters in various materials, and ball casters for easy multi directional movement. It also covers mounting methods, stem and plate casters, and locking casters for power tools.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Ann Landers letters on birth control and family norms
A reader asks if a father can tell from a pelvic exam if she has had intercourse and whether to seek guidance on birth control. Experts say doctors shouldn’t treat family. an examination would occur via a colleague, and reveal remains uncertain.
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Ann Landers
Birmingham
I.N
America
Syracuse Reader
S.A
M.C.P
Doctors, clergymen, and widows reshape mental care
Dr. Rundle argues many inmates and widows show psychosomatic needs best addressed by warmth and counseling from clergy rather than doctors. He claims shifting 50 million such patients from physicians to churches could reduce taxes and ease church budgets, with most patients improving without drugs or surgery.
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Rundle
America
God Almighty
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