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Newspaper
The Lee Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1968
Page
2
A Houston high school suspends a senior based on four girls identifying him as the burglar of a church and theft of a $65 loudspeaker. Police found no evidence, but the student faces a preliminary hearing in April as critics say the school acts as judge and jury, threatening fair trial rights.
A narrator recounts a 1971 Easter party ending in a nuclear attack. In a bomb shelter for a month with 11, he must choose five survivors from Mary, Hazel, Jo Ann, Laura, Nancy, Chet, Jack, Don, Paul, Joe, and Don. He notes tensions, pregnancy, leadership, and ethics as crucial factors.
The Lee Lantern is a weekly Lee College publication. It lists editors, sports editors, feature staff, advertising, cartoons, photographers, amusements, drama, TV, and reporters. The staff includes editors Ate SORe Crispin James Ken Bunting and sports editor personnel.
Miss Crispin James requests printing a correction in The Lantern for a misquote from the March 28 issue. The author clarifies the statement should read that a person satisfied with less than artistic perfection aims for second best, not the former phrasing.
Planet of the Apes with Charlton Heston and Maurice Evans headlines the Brunson Theatre Thursday if Grad uate isn’t held over. The Party with Peter Sellers opens Thursday at River Oaks Theatre. Sweet November at Alabama Theatre stars Sandy Dennis and Anthony Newly. My Fair Lady continues at Houston Music Theatre through Saturday with Jane Powell as Eliza. Der Zerbrochene Krug shown at Cullen Auditorium UH Saturday as UT students perform.
San Jacinto Junior College student David Shaw criticizes so called true hippies as infiltrated by plastic hippies who mimic outward signs but lack world love. Grayson County College screened an LSD documentary highlighting dangers, with one sociology instructor noting moral considerations about narcissism and the clash with social roles.
Arlo Guthrie's Alice's Restaurant illustrated lyrics will be published by Grove Press as a Grove Press Special on April 12 1968. The oversized paperback features Marvin Glass illustrations and retells the 1967 Newport Folk Festival tale about stock, humor, and defiance against a draft board.
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