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The article focuses on the songs which allegedly depict an anti-middle-class approach. It mentions the song "Harper Valley P.T.A." by Jeannie C. Riley which relates a smalltown widow being criticized by the parent-teacher association (PTA) at her daughter's school. It compares the "P.T.A." from "Mr. Businessman," by Ray Stevens, which allegedly earned less success. Meanwhile, it says that the Plantation Records, which handles Riley, has released an album regarding the characters in the "P.T.A."

The article focuses on the enforcement by Justice Emilio Nunez of U.S. Supreme Court to the United Federation of Teachers (UFT) due to their neglect on his injunction. It states that Taylor Law is an attempt to handle a growing tendency between public-employee unions and holds responsible for it. However, when the UFT ignored his court injunction and strike the public schools in New York, he gave its president Albert Shanker a fine worth 250 dollars with 15 days of jail sentence.

The article profiles Paul Taylor who quitted Syracuse University and founded the Paul Taylor Dance Co. (PTDC) in New York. It states that PTDC has opened a one-week stand in Manhattan, New York City with "Orbs," which is Taylor's most ambitious work that displayed the fresh and distinctive style that is a mark of a maturing artist. It notes that though Taylor's troupe is one of the most successful in modern dance, it will not clear enough from its Manhattan performances to cover expenses.

The article focuses on the victory of Lieutenant Hillman Robbins Jr. at the U.S. amateur golf championships held at the Country Club course in Brookline, Massachusetts. It states that Robbins used the first seven matches in the championships to get ready for the right pitch. It says that dentist Frank Taylor, who competed with Robbins in the finals, played until the 24th hole until he gradually faltered.

This section offers world news briefs. Catholic University's Monsignor Maurice Sheehy has urged the U.S. government to boost the output of psychiatrists. Doctor James Lee Dickey has been named as the most outstanding citizen of Taylor, Texas for the year 1952. According to British doctors, two children sleeping in one bed is bad for them which they reported to the British Ministry of Health.

The article reports on the absence of Estes Kefauver during the Democratic National Convention in the U.S.