Nixon pledges governors' parley to educate nation on drugs
President Nixon told the Governors Conference on Narcotics that the drug problem is national and hits all ages. He called for a nationwide information and education campaign and urged governors to act locally. He noted eight million Americans use marijuana and shifted from penalties to education. Vice President Agnew warned that protests threaten rational discussion and compromise.
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Nixon Urges Law Revoked On Detention
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration seeks repeal of the 1950 Internal Security Act detention provision to ease antiwar protest fears. Deputy Atty. Gen. Kleindienst says the law, once used to detain demonstrators, has caused deep concerns. Inouye proposes removing the emergency detention clause. four of six camps built after 1951 have been sold, none used.
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Harvard Panel Urges Teachers To Listen More
Harvard University faculty committee calls for better dialogue between students and faculty in residence halls. It urges faculty with tenure to become associates of a hall, assign tutors to sophomores, and offer graduate students spots, with coffee and informal conversations emphasized.
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