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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1968
Page
4
A minister cites old sayings on morality while school psychologists discuss the impact of strict and lenient parenting. The piece contrasts overprotective and permissive mothers and their daughters Bea and Beth, noting shared difficulties and the need for practical behavior rules.
TV guide describes Liberace guesting on Laugh-In and The Outcasts with Otis Young as Jemal David, plus Mayberry RFD and Family Affair episodes. Carol Burnett movie spoof and other color broadcasts fill the night, highlighting comedy sketches and Western drama across CBS NBC and ABC schedules.
Dr L J Coleman cites LSD dangers for youth. He notes hundreds of thousands of cases admitted to psychiatric wards and warns that LSD can permanently threaten health and life. He recalls students who mistake risk for thrill and argues the habit is a grave public health threat.
Dr Coleman warns against LSD use for status and urges control through teaching. The health column offers bridge play tips, including responses to questions on bidding, with examples and strategic guidance across several questions.
National Vice Commander John A. Jones urged American Legion members to work locally beyond their duties to aid law and order. He cited volunteers in Morning side Heights near Sioux City, Iowa aiding the police, urging citizens to act as concerned private helpers rather than enforcers.
Pope Paul VI announced he will celebrate Christmas Eve midnight Mass at a large steel mill in Taranto Italy. He said his presence would convey the brotherly presence of Christ and urged Catholics to observe Christmas as a time of common goodness and serene hope.
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