Editorial on tougher laws to protect children
The piece reports Dr. Herman Lipow and State Rep. Frank Kelley urging stronger protections for abused children. It notes thousands affected yearly, current laws seen as inadequate, and Kelley proposing a bill to create an autonomous welfare agency, set foster-home standards, clarify authorities, and build dedicated homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Herman Lipow
Good Saundiitan Hospital
Frank Kelley
Dr. Lipow
Rep. Kelley
Kelley
Welfare Department
Arizona
Nixon may take more direct role with Congress over Haynsworth defeat
After a 55 to 45 Senate vote defeated Judge Haynsworth for the Supreme Court, Nixon faces calls to engage personally with Congress. Critics say the White House misread opposition, and the administration could have swung four opponents to confirmation with stronger persuasion.
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Washington
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
Nixon
Congress
Haynsworth
Supreme Court
White House
South Carolina
Senate
Time Running Out for Overseas Christmas Mail
The piece urges sending overseas packages now as regular mail is too slow for Christmas, but airmail may still arrive in time if posted within the next week. It notes loneliness of soldiers abroad and that home letters and packages bring happiness, encouraging timely mailing this week.
Dodd Tax Evasion Case Lingers in DOJ After IRS Push
Washington reports an urgent IRS recommendation to indict Sen. Thomas J. Dodd on tax evasion remains stalled in the Justice Department. Since March, the case has seen no prosecution or formal action, fueling charges of politicization during the Nixon era.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Services
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Justice Department
Dodd
IRS
Senate
Hartford
Conn
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Johnson Justice Department
Nixon Justice Department
Tax Division
Haynsworth
The Mailbag Letter Defends Teachers Against Censorship
A reader rebukes Mrs. Bruce Sahlin for attacking teacher professionalism and political expression. The letter defends Larry Bell of Coronado High School and argues teachers must exercise rights and discuss issues while on campus. It cites student unrest, budget concerns, and references historical figures to underscore educational values.
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Bruce Sahlin
Sahlin
Larry Bell
Coro
Nado High School
Scottsdale Jaycees Sell Papers to Raise Funds
Scottsdale Jaycees will sell copies of the Scottsdale Daily Progress on Thursday to raise money for their projects. The Progress will donate Thursday's paper to the group to aid the fundraising drive.
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Scottsdale Jaycees
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Progress
Shocking Movie Ads Spark Debate Over Youth Exposure
The piece catalogs pervasive explicit ads in San Francisco and New York promoting pornographic films and mature adult themes. It contrasts sensational gatekeeping with a contrarian book ad touting a children’s history of Jewish holidays.
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San Francisco
New York
Sex
Scottsdale Progress subscription rates and staff notes
The Scottsdale Progress lists staff credits for Jerry McElfrash as managing editor and W. B. Doc Wright as assistant publisher. It includes a carrier and motor route section and provides out of state subscription rates and yearly pricing, dated December 2, 1969.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
John Goldsmith
LBJ
Oval Office
Robert Allen
Evans
Naval
Clement Haynsworth
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
King Features Syndicate
Scottsdale
Virginia Payette
Gamac
Nechros
Scottsdale Progress
Jonathan. Marshall
Jerry McElfrash
W. B
Doc" Wright
Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale, Ariz
Ariz
Association
Aglzoma Newspapers Association
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