"The belief that drugs are a bigger problem in the suburbs than the ghetto is just a myth. At a school a kid can get anything he wants in 30 minutes."

It's interesting that we led with a religion package: Two stories about taxing churches and one on Pope Paul VI implementing changes from Vatican II. Women will no longer have to keep their heads covered in church. 

In other news, relations are strained between the Nixon administration and Republican governors …  Nixon proposes new regulations on mailing pornography … and military recruiters are barred from Occidental College.

Above, a familiar name: Leon Panetta, head of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare under Nixon. The agency funds Antioch college despite its black studies program, which bars whites. No whites have ever applied to the program, Panetta says.

Mayor Sam Yorty, quoting a Herald Examiner story about Gus Hall, says commies are supporting challenger Tom Bradley.

Captured on film: Janis Joplin with Big Brother and the Holding Company singing "Ball and Chain"  at the Monterey Pop Festival.