Drug education urged from elementary school level
Washington report notes a Stanford consultant urges drug education begin in elementary schools to curb abuse. The study calls for expanded research on marijuana and LSD and suggests leniency for marijuana possession laws.
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President's Crime Commission
Richard H. Blum
Stanford University
United States
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Commission
Nicholas Katzenbach
Katzenbach
National Institute of Mental Health
Lawyers Support Defense for Sanity Hearing in 1963 Case
Philadelphia AP report: Superior Court Judge J. Sydney Hoffman urged providing legal counsel for a defendant at a sanity commission hearing. The dissent accompanies a prior ruling not to release William J. Megurrin from Fairview State Hospital, after his 1963 letters to President Kennedy led to commitment by Lackawanna County Court.
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Sanity Commission
J. Sydney Hoffman
Fairview State Hospital
William J. Megurrin
Scranton
Lackawanna County
FBI
John F. Kennedy
Thugs Meet Plumber Hero In Wild Robbery Attempt
Hijinio Alvarez, 82, proprietor of a plumbing supply shop, disarmed an armed robber who threatened him. The attacker, in his mid-30s, began with a gun, but Alvarez used a karate chop, seized the weapon, struck the intruder, and fled after gravel was tossed.
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Hijinio Alvarez
Alvarez
Scranton Editor Named OSU Journalism Professor
Dr. John J. Clarke news editor of the Scranton Times is appointed professor of journalism at Ohio State University effective this fall.
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OSU
Scranton
John J. Clarke
The
Scranton Times
Ohio State University
Tax Bite Grows Across States as Rates Increase
A Commerce Clearing House survey notes higher corporate and personal income taxes in multiple states in 1967. Nebraska, West Virginia, Maryland, Montana, Tennessee, Minnesota, North Dakota, Vermont, North Carolina, Kansas and others enacted rate hikes and new taxes or expanded bases. Sales and use taxes rose in Rhode Island Washington Wyoming. In Congo, women’s suffrage helped push a new constitution with over 90 percent approval at June 4 elections.
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Commerce Clearing House
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State Board of Equalization and Assessment
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North Carolina
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Minnesota
States
District of Columbia
Rhode Island
Washington
Wyoming
Texas
Nevada
Kinshasa
Congo
The
ACP
Jail Erie Man In Shooting Of GoGo Dancer
Erie police say Alois A Tyczkowski 31 shot two teenage go go dancers in the knees in jealousy. He was in jail on a 2000 dollar bond after being arraigned on weapons and assault charges. The wounded 17 year old Sylvia Belz of Cleveland required surgery and remained in guarded condition at Hamet Hospital. Tyczkowski had dated the victim since Memorial Day and was found with two rifles in a hotel room. He pleaded not guilty and requested a public defender.
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Erieman
Alois A.tyczkowski
Sylvia Belz
Cleveland
Hamet Hospital
Tyczkowski
Reymond Lopenz
Erie
Milk Hearing Slated For Erie Market Area
The State Milk Control Commission will hold a general price hearing July 13 at 10 a.m. in the Erie County Courthouse. Testimony will come from producers dealers and consumers on mill production and marketing in the Erie marketing area which includes Cambridge Springs Venango boroughs and Venango Township in Crawford County.
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Erie
State Milk Control Commission
J. Lin Huber
Erie County
Cambridge Springs
Venango
Venango Township
Crawford County
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