Uniformed Dress, A Law Against Impostor Militants
Stuart Bittel Cohen, 22, son of Wilbur Cohen, Lyndon Johnson’s HEW secretary, was arrested in Washington DC for wearing an Air Force jacket and a Marine Corps overcoat. Both suspects had no prior police records and the government chose not to prosecute.
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Government drives youth drug awareness and coed college trend
The government plans July poster campaigns on drugs with messages for youths and parents and distributes pamphlets from the Department of Health Education and Welfare. Yale accepts 370 coed transfers this fall from 86 colleges. A National survey notes desegregation lag in public colleges with black enrollment around 2 percent nationwide.
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Abortion Law Debate Expands to Youth Access
California and Colorado are cited as having liberal abortion laws with mental health grounds. California data show many therapeutic abortion applicants are unmarried women aged 12 to 43, averaging 23, and 25 percent are under 16. The California Senate passed a law allowing birth control device sales to unmarried minors.
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