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...Negro leaders complain that many of the "new" liberals are superficial and favor the Negro cause only because in certain quarters it is now popular, almost fashionable, to do so. But the very fact that it is popular marks a tremendous change. North Carolina's former Governor Terry Sanford speaks for many Southerners when he says: "We had lived with our myths for so long that we actually believed the vast majority of Negroes were content, happy, carefree, lacking in ambition and singing...
...Reds can't do it, an obvious choice is the San Francisco Giants, who finished three games back last year despite collapses by Jack Sanford, and Willie McCovey. The Giants have Willie Mays, who led the league in home runs with 47; Orlando Cepeda, who hit .200 again; Juan Marichal, the league's best righthander; and three second-year men who had excellent rookie seasons--Jim Ray Hart, Jesus Alou, and second buseman Hal Lanier...
...Giants are weak on the mound--especially in relief. The second-line starters behind Marichal will be people named Gaylord Perry, Bob Bolin, and Ron Herbel. Sanford is the question mark. If he recovers his 1962 form (24-7), the Giants are the team to beat, but Sanford is now 35 years old and a recovery from his 2-5 season seems unlikely...
More interesting to Sanford than the relative stability of the rates was the contrast in attitudes. In the earlier period, says Sanford, "college girls who engaged in premarital intercourse were often submissive, somewhat masochistic people who could be seduced because they felt that they had little else to offer." But today, he claims, "the great majority of college students are much concerned to make their sexual behavior an integrated part of a love relationship," and they act "with their eyes open." Restraint does not necessarily signify a conviction that sexual activity is wrong...
...Healthy Trend. Sanford considers the stress on love a healthy trend, not basically different from "the ancient Christian idea." In modern terms, he suggests, the emerging ethic could well rest upon whether sexual activity develops or inhibits the individual personality-and that judgment must always take into consideration the generally accepted social attitudes toward sex. College girls, concludes Sanford, are increasingly conscious of this "and do not have as much difficulty in restraining themselves as is generally believed...