Joseph Rhodes Jr. (English Wikipedia)

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"Lee DuBridge shaking hands with Joe Rhodes". California Institute of Technology. Retrieved 2015-10-10. Photo of Lee DuBridge shaking hands with Joe Rhodes, 1967.

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"Rhodes' Caltech Years End; Has Joe Set Patterns for Future?" (PDF). Caltech News. Vol. 3, no. 4. May 1969. pp. 4–5.

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The Report of the President's Commission on Campus Unrest. Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office. 1970. Retrieved 2013-11-17. This book is also known as The Scranton Commission Report; Gov. William Scranton chaired the commission. As a government document, the report is in the public domain. Separately copyrighted photographs have been deleted.

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Rhodes Jr., Joseph (Fall 1974). "A Dialogue". Daedalus. 103 (4): 302–310. JSTOR 20024277.

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"Lecture Archives - MIT Compton Lecture Series - Joseph Rhodes, Jr., and James Ahern, 1970". Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Publicity for a lecture, "The Nature of the Modern Academic Community," October 19, 1970.

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Clouser, Megan (June 1996). "The Separation of Juvenile and Adult Offenders: A Strategy for Success" (PDF). Pennsylvania Progress. 3 (3). National Center for Juvenile Justice.

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Bryant, Jean (September 3, 1979). "Act Defending Runaways Defended Here". The Pittsburgh Press.

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Reinhold, Robert (June 15, 1970). "Negro on Campus Panel Feels 'Solemn' Duty to Stop Killings" (PDF). The New York Times.
McNaughton, James M. (June 17, 1970). "Agnew Bids Student Quit Panel, but White House Rejects Move" (PDF). The New York Times.

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Miller, Barbara (November 12, 2013). "State Rep. Joe Rhodes Jr., champion of prison and social reform, dies". The Patriot News. His interest in prison reform was sparked by seeing juveniles housed with adult criminals at the State Correctional Institution in Camp Hill, said his former wife, Dr. Linda Rhodes. He sponsored legislation in 1977 that amended the Juvenile Justice Act, which diverted status offenders from the juvenile justice system and made it unlawful to hold juveniles in adult jails. He considered passage of Act 41 as his greatest achievement during his three-terms as a lawmaker, Linda Rhodes said. The statement that Rhodes served 3 terms is apparently erroneous; he served 4 terms.

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Cusick, Fredrick (March 2, 1988). "Casey Names 3d Candidate To Puc Seat". The Philadelphia Inquirer. Archived from the original on June 10, 2015.

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Jones, Diane Nelson (November 12, 2013). "Joseph Rhodes Jr. Pittsburgh-born activist and Pennsylvania lawmaker, dies at 66". Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

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Hodge, Ruth E. (2000). "Guide to African American Resource at the Pennsylvania State Archives-MG 407. Joseph Rhodes, Jr. papers, 1973-1980". Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission.

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Rhodes Jr., Joseph; Whittaker, III, Raymond J. (October 20, 2008). "Interview with the Honorable Joseph Rhodes Jr. (D) 24th District Allegheny County 1973–1980" (PDF). Pennsylvania House of Representatives. 37-page transcript of a 2008 interview that was part of an oral history project of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives.

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Cusick, Fredrick (March 2, 1988). "Casey Names 3d Candidate To Puc Seat". The Philadelphia Inquirer. Archived from the original on June 10, 2015.