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UNITED STATES C(° ERNMENT re Memorandum To : Mr. DeLoach pate; 5-27-65 From . M, a Sieg o sumecr, THE 1965 KINSEY REPORTO BY DR. PAUL GEBHARD, INDIANA UNIVERSITY LADIES' HOME JOURNAL ~~~) == - JUNE, 1965 ( 1 a The second and last installment of a summary of Gebhard's book | which will appear in July, 1965, appears in the current issue of the above magazine. hh the first installment, May, 1965, Gebhard stated that he and his associates feel that warnings to children Concerning sex offenders "tend to encourage a sort of paranoid fear of all strangers and all men." He said that no significant nuinber of offenses are prevented and that the child molester is usually not a stranger but someone who Knows the child. . Confinement of men accused of alleged sex crimes. He Points out that although there should be no sympathy for the sex offender, who is oblivious to the brutality ._. he imposes on his victim, it is/diifticult to muster sympathy for men Convicted of’ sex offenses which are crimes only by definition. He said that the "age of legal consent" has different interpretations in the various states and prisoners have been convicted of sexual assaults on females even though they may have Participated willingly, - He states that society makes a serious mistake in adopting laws and attitudes that set teenagers apart from the adult world while, in fact, they are capable of acting like adults. He feels that sex laws should be rewritten so that any act between two mature People voluntarily, would be legal. He cannot understand the attitudes expressed in the law which restricts homosexuals from relationships in private. He also condones adultery in some instances. 62 -105 FLL 1- Mr, DeLoach wr s\) aL 105 . 761. II ip7e ST-108 8 JUV 9 i965 | —_—- 6) jo | (Continued on next page) at Ve eLOSERE CLOSE.