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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1972
Page
5
Rev Eugene Kennedy author of The New Sexuality argues the modern myth is that everyone is always sexually ready. He says sex should be part of life not the sole measure of success and notes religion and science offer limited help without genuine relationship.
Senator George McGovern spoke to the South Carolina General Assembly amid chilly feedback from lawmakers who questioned his Vietnam stance and voting rights reform. He urged lifting voting restrictions in non-discriminatory southern states and proposed U.S. troop withdrawal within 90 days. He signaled willingness to visit Hanoi to seek POW release, though bombing would continue. About 1,000 protesters gathered outside the capitol.
In Columbia South Carolina AP report former North Carolina governor Terry Sanford says he will not attempt to wield influence at the Democratic National Convention. He tells delegates that no single man controls the party and he doubts he can sway many delegates to any opponent. Sanford critiques George Wallace’s influence and dismisses a McGovern vice presidential bid.
Boston AP reports Massachusetts adopts a new drug law that softens marijuana penalties while tightening on other drugs. Assistant Attorney General David Vigoda, who helped draft it, says the reforms aim to standardize legal definitions and expand probation use for first offenses.
An ad claims quick relief from athlete's foot with T-4-1 and promises itching and burning disappear within minutes and skin shedding in days. It touts a 5 percent check at Mann Drug Store, asserting fast results for customers.
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