Report Urges End To Anti Pot Laws
Washington The national commission on marijuana and drug abuse recommends ending criminal penalties for possession to reduce heroin addiction. Dr Erich Goode finds legalizing the drug would remove young users from a criminal subculture and notes study consensus no physical dependence, while five million Americans use weekly and half a million daily.
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Ray seeks reelection for a third term as Iowa governor
Des Moines Iowa Governor Robert Ray announced on Monday his plan to run for a third two year term on the Republican ticket. He pledged a vigorous positive campaign and said no tax increase unless necessary. Lt Governor Roger Jepsen quickly rebutted, noting Ray has campaigned actively since April of last year.
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Bombs Blast 4 Buildings At Belfast
Four bombs exploded in Belfast damaging a bank an office building a furniture store and a paint shop. Police cleared crowds as the blasts struck amid Northern Ireland unrest linked to the IRA campaign. No injuries were reported and investigations continued.
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Irvings Autobiography Faces Plagiarism Claims
Over the weekend new evidence emerged that Clifford Irving's The Autobiography of Howard Hughes closely mirrors material from others. Parallels include James Phelan's unpublished manuscript on Hughes and Noah Dietrich, and a Ben Hecht anecdote. Time Inc and The New York Times published excerpts. Irving's lawyer Maurice Nessen rebutted. Time's cover story cited research by Frank McCulloch. Phelan flew to New York to meet executives and editors.
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Hartke Says Demos Years Behind In Race
Washington UPI Sen. Vance Hartke said he entered the Democratic presidential race because rivals are 40 years out of date. He proposed guaranteed work as the last resort to curb unemployment and quotas on imports to protect American jobs. Polls show Nixon trailing Muskie in New Hampshire, with Wallace and undecided voters also noted. Agnew accused some candidates of urging North Vietnam to delay settlement while Lindsay blames Nixon.
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Nixon Pushes Parley on School Busing Fees and Amendments
Washington reports a two front push for a constitutional ban on racial busing. President Nixon convened backers at the White House while Sen. Henry Jackson plans an amendment proposal. Jackson seeks state financing of schools and interim legislation to aid poorer districts, aiming to curb funding disparities while an amendment awaits action.
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Nixon Prepares for China Talks With Malraux Aid
President Nixon seeks more information ahead of his Peking trip. He meets with Andre Malraux and taps NSC for further answers while scholars including Harvard figures Farbank and Terrill are cited as influence. Richard Solomon aids trip briefings as aides study Chinese politics and culture.
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Bomb Hits Top 800 In Six Days In Saigon War Update
Saigon reports 24 hour allied cease fire followed by heavy air campaign. U.S. planes conducted 178 strikes in South Vietnam and 27 by B52s, pushing total to over 900 since Wednesday. North Vietnam attacks during Viet Cong truce include hamlet chief assassination and militia casualties.
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