Reagan voices contempt for bombing critics on campuses
Sacramento UPI report notes Governor Ronald Reagan, amid college crowd, calls antiwar protesters ignorant and stupid while urging Nixon to do what is necessary to protect GIs in Vietnam. He rejects telegraphing punches on nuclear options and defends bombing Haiphong Harbor as protests on campuses draw sharp remarks.
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Kunstler decries too few 1964 protesters at Chicago demo
Defense attorney William Kunstler told reporters at the University of Utah that there were not enough demonstrators in 1964 at the Chicago Democratic Convention and warned of rising police power and a growing police state as he predicted larger protests during the upcoming national conventions. He argued authorities rely on fear and cited wiretapping and no knock laws as signs of repression while urging continued disruption to push change.
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Control agency merged urged by Stanford scientist
Stanford University microbiology professor Dr Leonard Hayflick urged consolidating national food and drug controls including the FDA DBS and CDC in testimony to a Senate subcommittee. He cited overlap and slow DBS responses and warned against a single authority judging competing laboratories.
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Record Vietnam casualties mark weekly high for Communists
In Saigon military spokesmen announced last week 12 Americans and 100 South Vietnamese were killed in combat, while 7,117 Communists died. South Vietnamese deaths set a weekly record. Communist losses were the highest since the Tet Offensive in 1968. Total toll: 1,015,627 on both sides. American deaths 45,703 plus 10,132 noncombat fatalities.
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VPI
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Reagan Denies Marijuana Use and Smoking Proponent
SACRAMENTO (UP) Governor Reagan rejected rumors of marijuana use at a weekly news conference. He joked about a comment linking him to Malibu smokers, said he never smoked marijuana or any cigarettes except a pipe years ago, and noted a painted cigarette in a poster. He opposed repealing penalties for marijuana smoking.
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Rensid Ranga
Jehan L. Burton
D-San Francisco
Malibu
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Tests to begin on new drug Virazole against colds planned
Irvine based International Chemical and Nuclear Corp announced human tests on Virazole, a drug shown to treat a broad range of viruses in animals. Robins led the team, noting Virazole inhibits viral nucleic acids and cured herpes in tests, with toxicity low in larger animals. production cost likely similar to antibiotics.
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Calif
UPL
Roland K. Robins
International Chemical and Nuclear Corp
Southern California
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