Linkletter Blames Beatles and Leary for Drug Crisis
Art Linkletter told a congressional hearing that rock music, the Beatles, and Timothy Leary strongly contribute to Americas drug crisis. He testified before the House Select Committee on Crime evaluating drug abuse and its criminal aspects, noting his 20 year old daughter's recent death described as a suicide leap during an LSD induced floatback.
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Future Buildings From Garbage May Be Feasible
Stanford professor Cedric W. Richard investigates turning garbage into a glass powder for building materials in a two year study. Palm Springs report notes Ali McGraw wed Paramount production chief Robert Evans in a private ceremony. Honolulu surgeon Gene Carlin cites sexualization of the female breast as a cultural shift. Washington study claims cremated refuse yields glass and metal. McCormack denies LIFE report on influence. declares reelection bid for Senate speaker.
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Weather forecast mixed across regions with showers
Local forecast notes considerable cloudiness and a chance of showers. The national outlook shows clear skies for most of the country with exceptions in Florida, Georgia, and parts of the Dakotas. Temperatures and precipitation details follow, including hourly sun and wind notes and recent rainfall totals.
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Gardner the Good Liberal Yet Confused Says Reader’s Digest
John Gardner frames a liberal vision in a Reader’s Digest article and Harvard lectures. The critique paints him as a frightened, stubborn reformer blurring lines between reform and rebellion while defending personal liberty and pluralism amid social upheaval.
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Prisoner Break After Jail Release Mistake
PORTLAND Ore Paul Conrad Tyrell 20 was serving a year in jail for trespassing drunkenness and assault and battery when he was released by mistake after zero days. Guards say it was one of those things and Tyrell has not been seen since Wednesday.
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