Linda Kridel probes sex and faith in four months of research
Linda Kridel a 1966 Smith College graduate works as a Time Life Books researcher in New York. She spent four months studying dating bars pornography and open minded attitudes for Sex in the Sixties and Can Christianity Survive. Her notes mix bar observations with religious debate and clergy views. She questions whether religion remains central and where sexual liberalism will lead.
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New York
NEA
Linda Kridel
Linda
God
Dr. Pike
Smith College
Robert Fitch
United States
O.K
Crown of Creation and Other Fresh Albums Review
The Jefferson Airplane release Crown of Creation features a cover with the group amid an atomic scene and includes the title track Share A Little Joke In Time and Ice Cream Phoes Rixkens. Peter Paul and Mary present Late Again mixing folk with folk rock and contemporary ballads. John Barry returns with the Petulia score for Julie Christie and George C Scott delivering bold pulsating rhythms.
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Jefferson Airplane
Peter
Paul and
Mary
John Barry
Petulia
Julie Christie
George C. Scott
Barry
Goldefinger
Barrons to Perform at TAC Dance Night
At the War Memorial tonight the TAC Dance features live music by The Barrons from 7:30 to 11 p.m. The Group at the First Baptist Church also performs earlier in the evening at 30e9 p.m. local time.
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First Baptist Church
Barrons
War Memorial
Open Door Coffee House Aims to Welcome All in Winchester
The Open Door coffee house on 30 S. Cameron St. seeks to foster communication and friendships across races and creeds. Miss Marian Lewis heads the adult steering committee, with Sherry Fraula leading renovation plans and teens from James Wood and Handley High guiding youth involvement and rules.
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Janet Battaile
Winchester
Coffee House
Marian Lewis
James Wood
Handley High Schools
Miss Lewis
Mary Byrd Goforth
Irvin Calles
Graham Nelson
Brian Landes
Sherry
Lewis
S. Cameron St
The
Coffee House Committee
Harry Thompson
Sherry Fraula
Nancy Pugh
Young minds mold prejudice and health warns against bias
Medical authorities urge treating prejudice like a plague as youth learn attitudes rather to inherit them. A teen women survey lists pimples as the top issue for girls ages 12 to 17, with oily skin and blackheads common, while alcohol remains a major highway danger. Garland Junior College offers a teacher assistant curriculum to bolster faculties with a free junior college approach guide from the Office of Economic Opportunity in Washington D.C.
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Garland Junior College
Boston
Office of Economic Opportunity
Washington, D.C
Four Teens Discuss Voting Age on Cable Talk
A panel of four teenagers will appear on Teenagers Speak as part of Cable Talk on channel 6. The program starts at 8 p.m. and features Jo anna McGolerick Mimi Stine Bobby Green and Joy Arnold discussing the voting age.
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Joanna McGolerick
Mimi Stine
Bobby Green
Joy Arnold
Young Dancers and Bands Highlight TAC Club News
Miss Jane Wiley and Miss Connie Vaught return from Nimrod Camp in Bass County Virginia. James Wood Co operative hosts a get acquainted dance featuring Joy. TAC Dance featured Brutus and The Romans with Hugh Brent and others. The Barrons from Hagerstown perform tonight. TAC dues set at 2 dollars with renewed membership drive led by Vickie Ritter. Episcipal Youth Group meets September 15. Connie Vaught hosts guest Mr Bob McGee from Roanoke over Labor Day weekend.
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Jane Wiley
Robert Wiley
Frederick Heights
Connie Vaught
George Vaught
Stephens City
Nimrod Camp
Bass County
Virginia
Tac’s
Barrons
Hagerstown
TAC Club
Vickie Ritter
Bob McGee
Roanoke
Top Ten Chart Listing From Local Area Survey
The latest regional chart lists Harpers Valley PTA by Jeannie Riley first, followed by Revolution by The Beatles. Several entries are incomplete or misnumbered with missing artists and several titles such as Turn Around Look at Me and Love Makes a Woman noted among the top ten with varied credits.
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Harpers Valley
PTA
Jeannie Riley
Revolution
Beatles
Steppenwolf
Miss Stryker Wins Coffee House Contest
Miss E. Marshall Stryker, 63, wins the coffee house naming contest run by the teenage coffee house committee. The Open Door is the top name chosen by judges, with prizes including a monogrammed sweater and a portable radio, donated to her nieces. Second place Our Place by Sharon L. Gray earns shoes from The Shoecenter. Third place There by Drix Niemann wins four pizzas from The Pizza Shop.
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E. Marshall Stryker
Miss Stryker
Coffee House
Coffee House Committee
Coffee House Promotion Committee
Bell
Shenval
Sharon L. Gray
Blossom Drive
Drix Niemann
Riverhouse, Boyce
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Roger Doughty
PORT
Campa de Turtle Neck
Inehru
Taye
Handley
Martinseburg
Handley Bowl
Woodsbridge
Woodbridge
Montgomery
Wards Fashion Department
Montgomery Ward
Ward Plaza
Henry Whiting
Rotary Club
Mr. Nelson
Youth Beat
the National Report
Kresge
R.P.M
Laura Fernandez
Student Co-operative Association
Brutus and the
TAC News
Les Singhass
Merriweather Post
Columbia
Doors
Episcopal Youth Group
James Brown
Marvin Gaye
Clarence Carter
Love Makes
Barbara Acklin
Vogues
Betty Wright
Ced
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
SVNB
Shenandoah
Talley Bank
Vaginia
Gay Gibson
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