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12 Fam. L. Newsl. 1 (1970-1972)

handle is hein.journals/flwnwsltr12 and id is 1 raw text is: 0 Family Day, USA Resolution Passes ABA House of Delegates The American Bar Association's House of Delegates passed the resolution proposed by the Family Law Section, for the establishment of a Family Day, USA, on August 11, 1970. The resolution reads as follows: BE IT RESOLVED, That the American Bar Association, urges the PROCLAMATION by the President of the United States enacting a National Annual Holiday Observance, entitled FAMILY DAY USA having among its purposes the goal of focusing spotlight upon the merit, the worth, and the contribution of the ideal family and its members in building and motivating our Nation toward new emphasis and revitalization of this basic unit of society with new definitions and recognitions of rights and responsibilities of the family and its members in promoting constructive influences of togetherness under family rules for peaceful pursuits of happiness in the neighborhoods, communities, towns, and cities of this entire country in concentrated effort toward greater respect for rules within the family unit as the launching pad toward individual dignity, self-discipline, and greater respect for law and order in the home, the school, the community, the Nation and the world. New Officers of Family Law Section New officers of the Family Law Section were elected at the annual meeting in St. Louis. Elected as Chairman was Felix Infausto, of Albany, New York; Chairman-Elect, Jacob L. Issacs of New York City; Vice-Chairman, Ralph Podell of Milwaukee, Wisconsin; and Secretary, Arnold Gibbs of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The Family Law Newsletter (W (formerly The Family Lawyer) Elected to the Council for four year terms were Norman Kalcheim of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Ruth Gentry Talley of Bogalusa, Louisiana. Elected to a two year term to fill out Ralph Podell's position on the Council was Doris Jonas Freed. Section Chairman Neva B. Talley, as presiding officer of the Annual Convention sessions, introducing Section Secretary Arnold J. Gibbs, of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and the originator of the FAMILY DAY LISA concept. His resolution was adopted as the AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION'S recommendation to the President of the United States urging a Presidential PROCLAMATION of an ANNUAL HOLIDAY OBSERVANCE, to be entitled FAMILY DAY USA for the purpose of motivating our Nation toward new emphasis and revitalization of this basic unit of society with new definitions and recognitions of rights and responsibilities of the family and its members in promoting constructive influences of togetherness toward individuai dignity, self-discipline, and greater respect for law and order in the home, the school, the community, the Nation and the world! Vol. Xll No. 1 October 1970 Whole No. 40 Section of Family Law American Bar Association

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