Likable residents form Horizon House community in New York
About 85 men and youths, ages 14 to 43, live at Horizon House in New York. The article profiles Charley, a 14-year-old with a history of drug use, and Carl, a 43-year-old recent immigrant from Chicago, among others. Residents share a philosophy of resisting cynicism, with a rule of mutual support and restraint from profanity as part of daily life.
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NEW York
NEA
Horizon House
Carl
Chicago
Windy City
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Sex and cars fool the imagination, Nixon notes
Washington reports President Nixon comments in a magazine interview suggest that longer dresses spark more sexual interest among youth and that modern gadgets like a New York computer service could kill car price mystique. He argues humans’ imagination in sex drives invention whereas ants and marmosets lack it.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Patent Office
Television Cassette Heralded as Next Entertainment Breakthrough
UPI reports a new home video cassette could blend plays from cinema and TV with CATV, education, and business use. Mass production could arrive within years, aiming at institutions first, with future in-home integration and catalog programming at one’s command.
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Rick DU Brow
Hollywood
UPI
Pope proclaims Juan of Avila a saint in St Peter's
In a St Peter's Basilica ceremony Pope Paul VI declares Juan of Avila a saint. The 16th century Spanish priest, born to a converted Jew, is praised as a model for priests facing identity crises today and for his humility among the poor. Juan served as confessor to St Teresa of Avila and St John of the Cross.
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Vatican City
Antonio Maria de Oriol Y Orquijo
Paul
Juan of Avila
Spain
Portugal
Americas
Juan
Don Quixote
Mantua
St. Teresa of Avila
Hessians moto cross stunt near Tucson draws crowd
In Tucson a film crew led by Roger Smith and Allan Carr staged a desert moto cross on a handmade track for C. C. Ryder and Company. The Hessians motorcycle gang presence drew attention as Roger Smith signed autographs for fans including a girl described as the mama of the Hessians. Joe Namath and Ann-Margret co star.
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Tucson
Ariz
Roger Smith
Hessians
Hell's Angels
Roger
Allan Carr
C. C. Ryder and Company
Ann-Margret
Joe Namath
Namath led motorcycle film project aims for big payoff
A film about a gang called Tie Heads features Joe Namath and Bill Smith vying for leadership. Roger Smith and Allan Carr developed the motorcycle driven project in Las Vegas with Seymour Robbie directing. The cast includes Mike Battle and Greg Mullavey, with Battle seeking tougher thrills than cinema offers.
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Tie Heads
Bill Smith
Joe Namath
Roger Smith
Alabama State Police
Mike Battle
University of Southern California
Namath
New York
Greg Mullavey
Battle
Ullavey
Seymour Robbie
Las Vegas
Joe
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