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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1966
Page
10
An analysis notes rising unrest worldwide as strikes and clashes spread from Amsterdam to Saigon and Chicago. It argues psychological roots in youth yearning for rapid change, with old leaders fading and the status quo becoming untenable while prepared leaders can channel this shift.
A State Board sponsored student group urges more comprehensive sex education. Lectures and textbooks are seen as vague as teachers fear moral conflict. Students need clear facts about human relations and reproduction and guidance on the joys and frustrations of marriage.
Readers from Los Angeles County to Lakewood and Lamita share views on policing and crime reduction, welfare funding, and human progress. Notable names include Philip F. Watson, Ruth Pemberton, Reginald Knight, David Zoellner, and Russell M. Hopper. They urge better police, probation, social work staffing, and a more cooperative world.
In the LSD debate, leaders overlook LS MFD a new drug dubbed theill pill. Dr Tom Hicks is credited with isolating and synthesizing its major ingredient, a potent anti...
A sensational article warns that LS MFD the acid compound can be made by high school students. It describes insidious effects even at 100 milligrams in sugar, including a suppressing reality shift and “staying where you are” as users report vivid experiences. The piece cites “alka heads” and a Homer TV anecdote. It emphasizes threat to society and mental health, noting possible permanent psychic damage and undermining institutions like television and bowling industries.
The SSBN 654, George C. Marshall, sails from Norfolk to Cape Canaveral for missile tests and will dive silent in the Atlantic. Cmdr Warren R. Cobean Jr. leads a crew trained for deterrence with 16 Polaris missiles, each 31 feet tall, armed with nuclear warheads.
In a Washington commentary on Supreme Court rights, New York City Police Commissioner Howard R. Leary argues that despite rising education and sophistication, American society remains immature. He cites street crime, prejudiced judgments, reckless driving, littering, and other behaviors as evidence of widespread immaturity.
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