Year of the Childs Advisory Panel calls for action
The 1979 Year of the Child highlighted kids ages 10 to 17 through a 25 member advisory panel. They urged adults and youths to collaborate on stopping child abuse and avoiding war, expanding student voting rights, school involvement, multicultural education, diverse programs, and tackling drug and alcohol abuse. President Carter approved National Youth Day proposals.
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Severna Park
Maryland
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Chamber of Youth
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Hal Linden Hosts Children Show Animals Animals Animals
Hal Linden stars as host of the award winning children's program Animals Animals Animals about humans and animals living together. A musician singer announcer and Broadway star Linden trained in New York City and began as a saxophonist and singer before serving in the military. He later pursued acting on stage earning a Tony award and built a career in Broadway plays. Linden is married with four children and enjoys skiing bridge and travel with his family.
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Hal Linden
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Longest nominating convention for 1924 Democratic candidate
The Mini Page notes that the 1924 Democratic nominating convention required 103 roll call ballots to nominate John W. Davis, marking it as the longest such process. Betty Debnam’s Universal Press Syndicate feature cites health and animal facts alongside the historical note.
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