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John Lennon of The Beatles pop group

May 05, 1967 - A song from the Beatles latest long player is banned by the BBC: A Beatles song has been banned by the BBC because they fear it might encourage drug taking. In the song from the Beatles latest LP disc Sergeant Pepper's lonely hearts club band john lennon sings about a man who catches a bus, has a smoke and daydreams, already been banned by some US broadcasting stations, with a 1, 000-000 plus order for their, the Beatles were in a good mood at a reception last night held at the home of their manager Brian Epstein in London's Belgravia. The record will be released on June 1st. Photo shows John Lennon one of the group who sings the song pictured at the reception last night

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