Students prioritize ending Vietnam War and education reform
Princeton reported a Gallup survey of 1092 college students in 37 campuses showing top domestic goals focus on ending the Vietnam War, expanding education, improving race relations, and addressing urban ills. International aims stress ending the war and rethinking U S global roles amid calls to involve or limit involvement with other nations.
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Youth Drug Use Seen as Mental Health Issue in Canada
Canadian authorities view non medical drug use as a mental health matter not a crime. The New Commission of Inquiry and the Canadian Medical Association push to repeal criminal penalties for marijuana possession while maintaining active penalties for sellers. Government officials note marijuana differs from hard drugs and fear past harsh punishment harmed youths, preferring a pragmatic approach to curb use amid broader social rebellion.
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Marine General says protesters prolong war
Honolulu report quotes Gen. Lewis W Walt stating demonstrators backing the Vietnam War bolster enemy morale and prolong the conflict. He supports dissent as a right but says it encourages the enemy. The Marine assistant commandant asserts enemy claims of U S opposition to the war aim to shake resolve and weaken American will to fight.
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