Issue 67 of the Gay pride crusader, published between November 9 and November 29, 1978, documents major events and community issues affecting San Francisco's LGBTQ+ population. The front page celebrates the defeat of California Proposition 6 and Seattle's Initiative 13, significant victories for gay rights. Coverage includes local politics, police actions against LGBTQ+ individuals, community events like the California Gay Cowboy & Cowgirl Election, and the activities of organizations such as the Orthodox Episcopal Church of God and Helping Hands Services. The issue features theatre and film reviews, classified ads, religious commentary, and advertisements for local businesses, bars, and clubs. Notable figures such as Harvey Milk, Willie Brown, and Quentin Kopp are discussed, alongside community services, legal updates, and social commentaries reflecting the diverse and active LGBTQ+ culture of late 1970s San Francisco. The 11-page, black-and-white tabloid includes photographs, illustrations, and event listings.