Editorial: Where the kids go safety at summer camps
The piece argues eight million children attend camps yearly with few safety laws and cites a 1929 40 study showing two thirds of accidents avoidable with supervision. It notes many camps lack safety audits, lifesaving tests, medical checks, or staff screening, urging state action and national standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Camping Association
Red Cross
Abraham Ribicoff
Nixon Commentates Texas Arkansas Game
President Nixon declares the Texas Arkansas game of the century a close contest. He emphasizes respect for officials, the sportscaster's duty, and balks at declaring a clear number one team while praising both quarterbacks and the final moment of the broadcast.
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Bud
Bud Wilkinson
Richard M. Nixon
Fayetteville,Art
Pocatello
Idaho
Texas
Arkansas
Penn State
Land
Ours
How to Contact Your Congressmen
Citizens urged to write concise letters to Congress with opinions and facts. Include bill numbers and avoid threats or name-calling. Addresses provided for Representatives Rhodes and Senators Fannin and Goldwater in Washington DC to influence policy.
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Congress
John Rhodes
House
Washington, D.C
Paul’ Fannin
Barry Goldwater
U. S. Senate
Nixon wary of optimistic reports on Vietnam pacification program
A confidential White House order sent to Saigon orders a province by province evaluation of pacification and Vietnamization. Kissinger and NSC staff assemble experts to assess progress amid cautious White House mood after another large troop withdrawal.
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Nixon
Saigon
U.S
Henry Kissinger
White House
Kissinger
National Security Council
State
Defense Departments
Vietnam
Rostow
Lyndon Johnson
Melvin Laird
Laird
Robert ‘Thompson
Malaya
Thompson
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First Corps
Demilitarized Zone
Thieu-Ky
Reading course name sparks student plea for program
A Saguaro High senior praises a reading course, urges its retention, and argues for its expansion to college preparation. The letter laments district cuts, cites improved reading speed and critical skills, and calls for inner city revitalization via housing and high rise development.
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Sherma
Saguaro High
Scottsdale
Saguaro
Suzanne
Jams
Mathematicians Question Nixon Draft Lottery Fairness
Statisticians and astronomers argue the draft lottery was not random. They claim births and names are unevenly distributed, making the process biased. One expert suggests redrawing November and December birthdays to balance the odds using a new formula.
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Nixon
Zuckermans
Zuckerman
Smith
Johnson
Scottsdale Daily Progress 1969 Staff and Publication Details
The Scottsdale Daily Progress lists editor Jerry McElfresh and managing editor Dee Wright. It is published Monday through Saturday evenings September May and Monday through Friday June August by Scottsdale Publishing Company. Mailing and contact details with rates shown and a 1969 date reflect a prize winner note in a national contest.
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Scottsdale Publishing ‘Company
P.O. Box
Scottsdale
Arizonas
Ariz
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