Today's Teenagers Fact or Fiction Opinion Column
A reader asks about faith and inner dialogue while a letter from EZ Ryder discusses God within us. Teen questions on morality and a response column offer guidance on trust, behavior, and accountability.
Potpourri of aphorisms and odd anecdotes
A collection of wry observations on love work and human nature. Jokes touch on marriage money and misadventures from a football game to hotel misfirings and a Bemused gardener tale. Light varied vignettes echoing early broadcast humor and newspaper miscellany.
Generation Gap Reflections and 1971 Music Night at Carnegie Hall
A collage of cultural notes on liberty and civilization, teen interviews about the generation gap, and a report on a Fillmore era concert at Carnegie Hall featuring Wishbone Ash John Baldry and Savoy Brown with a rebellious crowd. It contrasts social norms with youth culture and ongoing discussions about aging and identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillmore
Carnegie Hall
Leonard Bernstein
Wishbone Ash
John Bald
Savoy Brown
Wishbone
John Baldry
God
Dave Walker
Desiderata Poem Fragment Full of Peaceful Guidance
The text presents the Desiderata contemplation urging gentleness honesty and inner peace amid life. It advises avoiding hostile people seeking personal truth with calm clarity and listening to others. It ends with a reminder that despite noise and toil the world remains beautiful and one should strive for happiness.
Top Ten Discs From Cash Box Magazine
A Cash Box top ten countdown highlights Gypsys Tramps and Thieves Cher Maggie May Stewart Theme From Shaft Hayes Imagine Lemon YoYo Osmonds Ive Found Someone of My Own Free Movement Superstar Carpenters Inner City Blues Gaye Tired of Being Alone Greene Peace Train Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie May
Stewart
Shaft
Hayes
Imagine
Lemon
YoYo
Osmonds
Carpenters
Inner City Blues
Gaye
Greene
Country Western Record Titles Include Various Artists
A list of song titles and artists is provided including Anderson Dudley Overstreet Owens Hart Cash Carter and Wagoner with notes around quit and quieter themes. The collection spans classic country western tunes such as How Can I Unlove You I’d Rather Be Sorry Fly Away Again and No Need To Worry with references to no more don’t know you and rolling in my sweet baby's arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ryder
Ion
C. L
The
Square
A.Y
Girl Scouts of America
U.S
Anderson
Price
Overstreet
Owens
Dudley
Hart
Cash & Carter
Juvenile shoplifting can ruin your life
A narrated warning about a teenager stealing a two dollar belt. It stresses shoplifting is stealing and a crime with police contact, a detective, and potential juvenile records. It emphasizes lasting consequences to college, jobs, and a holiday season choice between home and jail.
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E. Z. Ryder
FE. Z. Ryder
P.O
Cuero Record
Cuero, Texas
Dear Mr. Ryder
Each OF
E.Z
Aggie
Ebrae
Wheeling
Yankee Doddle
Fife
Westbury
Driva Hotmobile
Liberty
Jean Harlow
Gandhi
Saturday Evening Post
Annie
John Lennon
Paul M
Jackal Forsyth
Blattya
Hailey
Malaga
MacInnes
Delderfield
Holt
Michener
Stone
Red Wolf
Wounded Knee
Brown
Feuben
Knee
Marx
Jesus
Revel
Skinner
Raw
Page & Hodgson
Heyerdah
America, Inc
Mintz & Cohen
E, Z Ryder
Desiderate
Cash Box Magazine
Gypsys
Tramps & Thieves
Cher
Stevens
Honey
Wagoner
Cuero’s Automobile
Oldsmobile
Duckett Motor CO