U S Drug Control Chief Critiques Apathy Abroad
U S Drug Control Chief accuses officials abroad of apathy and connivance as he tours Southeast Asia and Europe seeking action on opium and heroin trafficking. He cites midlevel government resistance and urges a multistep plan to curb supply while stressing urgent international cooperation and policy pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Drug Control
Hits
New York City
Turkey
Pepper
Therm
Ingersoll
Genske
U.S
Southeast Asia
United States
Nixon
Charles B. Rangel
Dwy
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
Catholic Church Comes of Age In Its Dealings With News Media
Readers see a fragmented report on church media relations as a Vatican advisory panel discusses secrecy and openness. The piece cites Pepper and Rep Je.Jehureh noting the need to inform the public while protecting individuals. It questions church handling of sensitive topics and media access in the modern republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepper
Je-Jehureh
Rome Wardle
D-Calif
United States
U.S
France
Turkey
New York City
Death drives two CDs to hospital before call
Margaret a Sunny side junior high student in a blue dungarees outfit died amid drug concerns. Neighbors recall a friendly, polite girl with few close friends and a dog. Community debate on media violence and press duties follows as authorities handle the case and school notes reflect ongoing drug issues among youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Sunnyside
al Ferry
Woodside
Amelia Schilier
Inter
Tax Split Plan Faces Hard Going
The plan for sharing federal tax receipts with state and local governments faces stiff opposition as critics call it unconstitutional and political. Governor Connally defended its aims after a White House meeting with President Nixon, while supporters warned that smaller towns would gain at the expense of larger cities. Tax credit alternatives and potential constitutional rulings were discussed as lawmakers pressed for a sustainable revenue sharing approach.
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Connally
White House
Nixon
Griffiths
Alhough Uannally
Ciites
America
Texas
Ptich
Miuney
Michigan
Gerffiths
Joel T. Broyhill
R-Va
Byrnes
John WW. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Probe 55 Viet Atrocity Cases
Willam T. Marhoun of Saint Paul Minnesota testified he and others allege U S troops massacred 24 Vietnamese civilians on a Bong Son beach in September. He declined to name individual soldiers, citing concern for lower ranking troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam T. Marhoun
St. Paul
Minn
U.S
Pene Bong Son
Marhoun
Citizens Commission of Inquiry
Vietnam
Palsy Group Plans Man of the Year Award for Graham
Robert A. Red Graham of Westport, former Cerebral Palsy Association chair, will be honored as Man of the Year by the Fairfield County unit at a June 18 dinner dance at the Stratfield Motor Hotel. Dr. Arnold D. Pearstone will receive the Staub Memorial Award. The event also recognizes ongoing support from civic leaders and notes summer camp activities for cerebral palsy programs.
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Robert A. “Red Graham
JU Norman Street
Arnold Wit
Philip L. Staub
Graham Firs
Bo 4
United Cerebral Applications
North End
Graham
Anti-Clear Fun Business Machines Corporation
Rrasecurea
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HEW
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Washington
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Martin J
John
Huntington
Crconnor
Philip
Solomon Elliman
M. Hanan
New Orleans
del Monte
Hise
Hile
Phi
Pha
Lene, Cane
Morton
Riddi Whin
Howard
Transphe
Hebraw National Sur
Ciin Poe
Gur Kitehon
Hamburg
Ield
Meng
Tson Cans
Foue
Carton
Conan
Stratfield RD
Cor
Fairfield Woops
Madison Ave
Jackson Ave
General Electric
Movsi
Agderiaaa
Deluxa
Ifa
Gaminn GE
Gustom
GE Dealar
Astoro Appliance CO
Norwalk
Weanart
Ray
Main Tire & Appl, CO
Bridgeport
Main St
Algene Electric CO
East Main St
Mutual Appliances
Danbury
South St. Jama
Candelora Appliances
Stratford
Baenum Ave
Januark
Westport
Ochman
Bridgeport Huntington Turnpike
Num Natal
Lederer, Inc
TY & Appliance
Palsy Group
Robert A. Graham JR
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