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Focuses on the liberated wallpaper conceived by the Los Angeles, California-based firm Bob Mitchell Designs.

Discusses the involvement of Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) in the ransack of the editorial office of the newspaper 'Los Angeles Star,' on October 23, 1974. Law employed by police to gain a search warrant against the newspaper; Lawsuit filed by 'Star' publisher Paul Eberle against the police department.

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.

Focuses on the efforts of the Gay Liberation Front (GLF) to address some issues at the meeting of the National Association for Mental Health in Los Angeles, California. Plans of presenting a position paper on homosexuality; Failure of the convention's security to stop the entry of GLF members to the venue; Resumption of the meeting after the arrival of the police.

Focuses on views of several news papers of Los Angeles, California, on gay rights and their discrimination. Overview of the article published in the journal 'Los Angeles Times' on December 8, 1969; Views of Nancy Ross, author of Washington Post essay 'Homosexual Revolution,' on gay militants; Support for the plea by National Institute of Mental Health, California, to lift penalties against homosexuals.