Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 22, 1963, Image 42

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    I1LUSTIATION IV MAtVIN FHIEDMAN
Controversy:
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TEACH
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PANK?
It's a red-hot issue that has the nation sharply divided into opposing camps; even
the President and his top educational aide don't agree! By LESTER DAVID
WHAT DO YOU THINK?
This article tells what educators, legislators,
and experts in human behavior think about giving
teachers the right to spank unruly students. After
you have read it, we would like to know how you
feel about this controversial issue.
Please cast your vote, express your reasons for
or against (this is optional; your vote will count
even if you choose not to fill out the Comments
section), and mail to: Spanking Poll, Family
Weekly, 60 E. 56th St., New York 22, N. Y. The
results of the survey will be published in a future
issue of Family Weekly.
BALLOT
Teachers should be allowed to spank unruly students.
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Comments
I (am) (am not) in favor of allowing teachers to spank unruly
students because '
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