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{"value"=>"Lindsay political rally; Lesbian child custody talk by Rosaline Davies, sponsored by the Department of Human Services, Division of Youth and Family Services, of the State of New Jersey"}
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{"value"=>"<p>Side A: On February 21, 1980 Manford confronts John V. Lindsay, and accuses him of being evasive on gay rights. Lindsay denies the charge and refers Manford to his record. Manford then accuses Marvin Rosenberg of trying to physically force him away from Lindsay and interfering with his right to question a candidate for public office. He asks if this is the kind of treatment that we can expect if Lindsay is elected Senator.</p> <p>The rest of Side A, and all of Side B, is devoted to a talk given (to counselors?) by Rosaline Davies in 1980 on the difficulties facing lesbians who apply for custody of children. She addresses the doubts and fears of judges adjudicating child custody cases involving lesbians, but also mentions the hopeful signs she has seen of a more sympathetic and responsive disposition in judges, which may account for the recent [1980] increase in successful applications by lesbians for custody of children. Both sides of the cassette are often made inaudible by a loud, extraneous sound.</p>"}