Teener Advice Column Letters Show Teenage Dilemmas
A Cuero Record advice column prints readers letters about Christmas gift boundaries, parental trust, party and drug concerns, and teen dating. It includes responses from E Z Ryder and readers Hurt Hurt R D and Friend, plus a reflection on 1970 music events and artists.
Record of the Year and More in 1969 Music Scene
The CMA named Sweat and Tears as both record and song of the year while Blood Sweat and Tears won album of the year. Merle Haggard earned entertainer of the year. Johnny Cash sang at the White House. Bob Dylan received an honorary doctorate from Princeton. Duke Ellington produced multiple works including New Orleans Suite and Afro-Eurasian Eclipse with notable events in New Orleans New York and Monterey. Ellington’s saxophonist Johnny Hodges died at 62. Armstrong turned 70 with celebrations in Los Angeles and Newport Jazz Festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Music Association
Merle Haggard
Johnny Cash
White House
Washington
Princeton University
Bob Dylan
Duke Ellington
New Orleans
New York
Monterey
Calif
Johnny Hodges
Louis Armstrong
Los Angeles
Newport
The Truth About Drugs Heroin The Most Potent Of Them All
Hong Kong launches a massive anti narcotics drive sponsored by the Medical and Health Department and the Action Committee Against Narcotics to warn youths about drug abuse. Opium and heroin dangers are outlined with addicting effects, costs, and the high number of addicts in Hong Kong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical and Health Department
Action Committee Against Narcotics
China Mail
Hongkong
Neds
Fongkong
Road to Recovery at Stevenson Intermediate School
Hawaii public school in Honolulu described as a barricaded, fearful environment transformed after principal June Leong invited parent participation. The lunch period expanded to 65 minutes, with fun learning activities and parent led non instructional clubs transforming student behavior and reducing suspensions from 103 to six in the first year after program start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Stevenson Intermediate
Stevenson
Hawaii
June Leong
Ents
Leong
Cipal
Connie Stevens Shifts Image in The Grissom Gang
Connie Stevens stars in The Grissom Gang portraying a nightclub floozy in a gritty underworld drama. She sings a 1931 hit and performs a death scene while navigating a provocative persona amid ex husbands Eddie Fisher and James Stacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Connie Stevens
Connie
Las Vegas
New York
Plaza
Wendy
Robert Aldrich
Aldrich
Eddie Fisher
Grissom
Anna Borg
Con
Peats
Stacy
Debbie
Lizzie
Stevens
Reynolds
Taylor
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Montego Bay
Philospher
Little Green Bay
Lonesome Highway
Lola
Woodstock
Yellow River
Janis Joplin
Jimi Hendrix
John Fogerty
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Beattles
Beatles
Led Zeppelin
Diana Ross
Supremes
Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young
Joe Cocker
Sly Stone
Rock
Yvonne Posse
Rock of Gibraltar
London
Queen Elizabeth
Gibraltar
Cames
Jackson Five
Carpenters
Greedence
Santana
Guess Who
Simon and Garfunkel
Norman Greenbaum
A.h
Duckett Motor CO
Smart Shop
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Australia
Michelle Lyon
Ocean
Village Discount Record Center
Village Shop Center
Victoria
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