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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1969
Page
4
An Associated Press report notes experts say drug addiction among youngsters is largely a local issue. It advises parents, teachers, and counselors to involve professionals, promote early healthy patterns, and show real commitment to education and alternatives to drug use.
LAFF A DAY News Bureau notes widespread actions to curb drug use through youth oriented programs. Parents schools clubs and colleges push factual information and preventive education while researchers warn that knowledge alone may not always deter experimentation. The piece cites studies from Pennsylvania State University and diverse communities confronting heroin and other drugs.
Timely quotes discuss preventive activities tailored to groups and funded as a cost of good life. Robert Finch and Nigel Birch critique reliance on titles and oral sources, noting inflation, interest in origins of information, and skepticism about authorities in education and drug abuse debate.
Edward Tate, 42, a World War II veteran and father of Lance Cpl. Robert Tate killed in Vietnam, seeks re enrollment in the Marine Corps. The corps limits former marines to age 32, despite Tate’s insistence that he can fight Viet Cong at 42 as he did at 19. He risked credentials and traveled to Saigon as a freelance photographer, but was blocked from the front. Tate, wounded on Okinawa, notes another son serves in the Army at Fort Belvoir. San Francisco reference appears incidental.
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