Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Bongo is a thin, 21-year-old college dropout from Dallas. He wears a red cloth headband around his long, blond hair. He is a hippy and former drug user that spends his time now trying to rehabilitate about two-dozen drug users at the Homestead Family, Inc. of Atlanta. Bongo is one of the founders of the three-month home and insists that the only way to help a drug addict is through psychological aid. He talks to a young girl 3/16 in the recreation room of the Home that has admitted herself for help.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
Bongo is a thin, 21-year-old college dropout from Dallas. He wears a red cloth headband around his long, blond hair. He is a hippy and former drug user that spends his time now trying to rehabilitate about two-dozen drug users at the Homestead Family, Inc. of Atlanta. Bongo is one of the founders of the three-month home and insists that the only way to help a drug addict is through psychological aid. He talks to a young girl 3/16 in the recreation room of the Home that has admitted herself for help.
United Press International · [ca. March 1970]
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