Box 2
Contains 38 Results:
“Should the sale of the internal combustion engine be banned in California by 1975?”, October 5, 1969
“Should Congress require work from those on welfare?”, October 12, 1969
“Should the Goodell bill, calling for the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Vietnam by December 1, 1970, be adopted?”, October 19, 1969
“Should Congress provide funds to develop a U.S. supersonic transport?”, October 26, 1969
“Should the States adopt legislation allowing any woman to terminate pregnancy at any time during the first three months?”, November 2, 1969
“Should we prohibit law suits over auto accidents and have each driver buy insurance for his own injuries?”, November 9, 1969
“Should the federal government issue no further leases for off-shore drilling?”, November 16, 1969
“Should involuntary confinement on the grounds of mental illness be abolished?”, November 23, 1969
“Should criminal penalties for the use of marijuana be abolished?”, November 30, 1969
“Should the police be relieved of responsibility for social problems to concentrate on major crime?”, December 7, 1969
“Should we require each ninth-grade student to take a course in Afro-American culture and history?”, December 14, 1969
“Should we stop giving Christmas presents to restore the meaning of Christmas?”, December 21, 1969
“Should drinking drivers get mandatory prison sentences or treatment of first offenses?”, December 28, 1969
“Should we legalize gambling on pro football?”, January 4, 1970
“Should we use half of the federal gasoline tax for mass transit?”, January 11, 1970
“Should we allow anyone to obtain a divorce after a six-months separation?”, January 18, 1970
“Should Indian reservations be continued indefinitely?”, January 25, 1970
“Should the United States continue to reduce its aid to developing countries?”, February 1, 1970
“Should Congress limit farm subsidy payments to no more than $20,000 per family farm?”, February 8, 1970
“Should we lift our embargo on trade with Castro’s Cuba?, February 15, 1970
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