Tot Killing Epidemic Warns City Officials
In New York City Dr. Vincent Fontana of the New York Foundling Hospital warned that one or two children die daily from parental abuse. He said five children were slain by parents in the past week in the city as a task force proposes new laws to protect kids. The case of Roxanne Felumero, a 3 year old beaten to death and discarded in the river by her stepfather last month, is cited in discussions.
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Vincent Fontana
New York Foundling Hospital
Unis
New York City
John V. Lindsay
Roxanne Felumero
Jastmonth
Did LBJ Tap Bobby Kennedy Phone Claim Stirs Debate
The author Jack Newfield says Robert F. Kennedy believed Lyndon B. Johnson tapped Senate lines. Kennedy allegedly feared discussing delicate matters on his Senate phone. George Christian calls the tapping report nonsense. Johnson not comment.
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Senate
Johnson
George Christian
Xerox withdraws Mother Goose over race protest
Xerox pulls 3000 reprints of an 1895 edition after the American Jewish Congress cited racist stereotypes in two rhymes and illustrations. The recall follows letters of apology from Xerox's PR chief and Amo Press president. Critics across civil rights and publishing weigh freedom of expression versus harmful content.
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Xerox
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Xerox Corporation
American Jewish Congress
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Arnold Zohn
Amo Press, Inc
A.J.C
Edward £. Booker
American Book Publishers Council, Inc
McGraw-Hill, Inc
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Hearing Aids Offer Crystal Clear Sound at Low Price
Japanese engineers developed a simple compact aid with essential functions of costly models. Slip the receiver in the ear, adjust tone and volume for clear voices. Home Hearing Aid Service lists 207 East Broadway Long Beach, phone 432 545¢ with free delivery.
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East Broadway
Long Beach
Eisenhower attends Easter service with empty pews
The Easter service at Palm Desert Community Presbyterian Church featured an empty pew for President Eisenhower, marking the first Easter since 1960 with his absence. Rev Dean W. Miller praised his presence as an embodiment of national ideals, noting the privilege of his worship.
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Dean W. Miller
Palm Desert Community Presbyterian Church
Mutiny Trial For 14 GIs At Fort Ord
Fourteen soldiers charged with mutiny for taking part in last October’s sit down strike at the San Francisco Presidio go on trial today before an Army court martial board. The Sixth Army moved the case to Fort Ord to avoid antiwar demonstrations influencing the verdict.
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UPI
San Francisco Presidio
Sixth Army
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