Soviet Writer Sees Hippies as Improved Beats
Yuri Zhukov’s Pravda dispatch from New York portrays American hippies as a more constructive counter to beatniks of the 1950s. He cites pacifist aims, a businesslike underground press, and antiwar activity, while noting they are a small, young minority with long hair and ragged dress.
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Moscow
New York
Yuri Zhukov
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Zhukov
Greenwhich Village
Learn to Swim Registration Ends Tomorrow Campaign
Registration closes tomorrow for the 47th Learn-to-Swim campaign. Children aged 8 to 13 may enroll at Central YMCA 516 N 5th Ave YMCA 4903 E 6th Ave and Lighthouse YMCA 706 E 5th St. Lessons run at four sites starting Monday with a $0.50 fee and free swimming lessons conclude next Friday.
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Central Ymca
N. 5Th Ave
YMCA
E. 6Th Ave
Lighthouse Ymca
5Th St
Glen Heather Pool
Julia St
Younger Priests Favor New Marriage Rules
A poll of 2,705 priests in New York New Jersey and Connecticut shows younger clergy favor optional celibacy while overall majority opposes change. New Jersey and Connecticut respondents lean toward optional celibacy whereas New York and Brooklyn priests oppose fully. The vote totals 1,413 against 1,331 in favor with 161 undecided. Sponsors note more than half answered yes to allowing readmission of married priests who wish to return to active ministry.
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New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Metropolitan Coordinating Committee
National Association For Pastoral Renewal
Brooklyn
Youth Arrested In Purse Theft
A 19 year old youth was in police custody charged with robbing Mrs. Teresa E. Orosco of her purse on May 26. Richard Martinez Florez of 920 S Kroeger Lane was arrested on a warrant charging robbery or grand theft. The incident occurred on West 19th Street between the Freeway and Kroeger Lane. the purse held $5.
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Teresa E. Orosco
Richard Martinez Florez
S. Kroeger Lane
Orosco
West 19Th Street
Kroeger
New Jersey Supreme Court Calls For More Voiceprint Proof
The New Jersey Supreme Court requires hearings to assess whether voiceprint techniques and equipment are sufficiently accurate to be admissible in court. The case involves Paul Gordon Gary, accused of murdering Joan Tyler in Plainfield in 1966, with the state seeking voice identification from a tape recording.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey Supreme Court
Paul Gordon Gary
Joan Tyler
Plainfield
Gary
Superior Court
John Barger
High Court
Rence G. Kersta
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Arizona
Shirley Ripley
University of Arizona
Ripley
Canyon del Oro High
Nodl
Jacome
Notion
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Dacron
Orion
Penn-Prest Oxford
Towncraft Young Gentry
Penn-Prest
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