Former heroin addict speaks at Drug-Out Day rally
Ex addict Glen Shelton describes life on drugs and fear of relapse as about 500 former addicts rally in New York marking Drug-Out Day. Speakers include Rev. King Coleman and Charles Kenyatta while participants chant dope is death during Sixth Avenue march in Central Park.
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Vatican Yugoslavia End 18 Year Diplomatic Break
Vatican City and Yugoslavia move to exchange envoys restoring ties after 18 years and renewed talks. Pope Paul VI signals progress, with plans for ambassadorial posts and expanded church activities in Belgrade and Rome amid Cold War tensions.
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Hard Hats greet Nixon in New Orleans crowds
President Nixon greeted construction workers with hard hats and ear buds during a New Orleans visit. He shook hands with locals on the route to the French Quarter hotel as bands played and protesters clashed over desegregation.
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UPUS Offers How To Study Course Monday
Enrollments are accepted for the How To Study in College course at the IUC PUS 68th Street campus. Prof Rob ert Peale will lead daily sessions from 7 to 8 pm next Monday through Friday with topics on college vocabulary listening notes motivation scheduling library use and exam preparation.
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Shriver links son's trouble to social pressures and decline in leadership
AP reports Robert Sargent Shriver says his son Bruce or Bobby faced overwhelming stress from modern society. He criticizes a double standard, recent U S events, and a lack of strong leadership, noting cultural fixation on violence and death.
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French Assignats Recalled as Per Currency Poles
A garbled note references assignats once issued during the French Revolution, described as per currency poles or assignals, with unclear dates or authorities.
Evernham Named Supervisor of Delco Engineering Department
Thomas Evernham is named supervisor of Delco Remy Division engineering by chief engineer RK K Strowman. He succeeds B J Lehman II, who was earlier announced as assistant chief process engineer. Evernham, a 1964 Wayne State? Flint Institute graduate, joined Delco Remy in 1939, served as experimental and senior experimental engineer, took a year of Air Force duty, and later moved to the advanced engineering department before his Aug. 1 promotion.
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FCC Orders Prime Time For Replies
The FCC ruled that major networks must offer prime time time slots for contrasting viewpoints to President Nixon on the Vietnam war. CBS is required to provide a Republican reply to a Democratic program, citing fairness under the Fairness Doctrine and balancing five Nixon broadcasts with opposing perspectives.
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Drug Control Bill Approved By Committee
The House Commerce Committee advanced a sweeping narcotics control bill with no knock entry for certain cases and penalties reduced for drug possession. It includes rehabilitation and research provisions and a presidential commission on marijuana and abuse causes, with a Ways and Means import export section and additional FBI/agent authority. Senators Narike and Bayh planned to speak at the Indiana Democratic Assembly in Indianapolis.
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ITV Spending Curb Action Delayed in Congress
A proposed House bill to limit broadcast spending by major political candidates was pulled from the calendar amid a recess rush. Democrats cited insufficient support and logistics, with House returns on September 9 seen as the likely restart point and Senate action constrained by parliamentary timing.
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