The document presents a report by psychologists, educators, and religious leaders who participated in a conference to investigate moral attitudes and behavior of youth in the United States in the late 1960s. The document provides information concerning youth's problems, needs, expectations, and attitudes in 1969. Topics discussed by conference speakers and panelists include youth and moral values, religious education, child development, political attitudes, alienation, sexual patterns, drug abuse, and religious development of retarded children. Special emphasis is placed on youths' attitudes toward the future, religion, materialism, racial relations, and education. The document concludes with a directory of committee members of the Academy of Religion and Mental Health. (DB)