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Reports on the gay community's criticisms against Chicago, Illinois' newspaper, 'Daily News' unfavorable treatment of stories about gays. Protests against columns of writer Mike Royko; Publisher Marshall Field III's letter in response to Michael A. Bergeron for the United Front of Gay Organization; Vice president of Chicago Gay Alliance, William B. Kelley's citing of articles of the acquisition of a local architectural; landmark by a group of men sympathetic to gays.

Reports on the revisions on the appearance of the monthly periodical 'Newsletter' for the legal aid society of the gay community Help Inc. in Los Angeles, California. Mode of distribution of the journal; Format of the periodical.

Presents a reply of Bobbie Hughes concerning the magazine 'The Voice of the Valley.' Legal problems regarding Jay Jackson; Reputation of The Voice; Role of the paper to the gay community.

Representatives from twelve different gay organizations from the New York Metropolitan area met on November 18, 1972 at New York Mattachine officers under the auspices of the new Metropolitan Gay Community Council (MGCC) to discuss common problems and improve intergroup cooperation and communication. The policies of the "Village voice," newspaper on gay advertisements was discussed. The Voice limits its bulletin board to one gay political advertisement per issue and relegates advertisements for social events sponsored by gay groups to the classified section in the back of the paper.