New Orleans Hippies and Straights Seek Peaceful Coexistence
In New Orleans French Quarter a hippie community grows with its own clinic, information center, newspaper, and federation of businesses. Mayor Moon Landrieu’s conciliatory stance fosters tolerance with the straights as the Quarter reemerges as a cultural center led by figures like Mike Stark and the Head clinic. The trend reflects a shift toward coexistence amid a long-standing cultural mix.
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Bill Rushton
Tulane University
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Tennessee Williams
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Stark Realities
NOSE
New Orleans Switchboard Exchange
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Outlaw Big Band Records to Save the Youth
Don Miller argues that music from the Big Band era is ruining youth and national spirit. He suggests banning records from 1890 to 1946 to calm nerves, curb discord, and restore moral order, urging readers to contact their congressman.
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Marty James
Benny Goodman
Glenn Miller
Artie Shaw
Square Call
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Army Nurse Corps hitch shortened to 14 months
A registered nurse may now serve as an officer in the Army Nurse Corps for 14 months instead of two years. Sgt. Howard Welch, local, serves at an Army hospital out of the United States. Eligibility for the nurse remains defined by military rules.
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Sgt. Welch
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