Study of Marijuana Law Changes Sparks National Debate
New York AP report surveys national views on marijuana. Officials, students, and lawyers discuss legality, penalties, and health risks. Opinions vary from repealing possession penalties to keeping laws strict. The piece notes federal and state penalties, university polls, and ongoing studies by NIMH.
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New York
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Vietnam
U. S
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Calif
Towa
South Lake Tahoe
Arthur L. Alarcon
Los Angeles
Bob Schmidt
Sacramento State College
James L. Goddard
Direcor
Food and Drug Administration
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Athol
Dr. Goddard
Henry L. Giordano
U.S
Ohio
National Institute of Mental Health
Massachusetts
Boston
William Davis
Columbus
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Davis
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Department
John M. Finlater
Thieu vows firm stance as South Vietnam swears in leader
In Saigon Lt. Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu begins a four year term proposing peace talks with Hanoi yet stating no surrender. He appoints Nguyen Van Loe as premier and opens the House of Representatives with a focus on peace, reform, and anti corruption amid tight security and high ceremonial turnout.
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Nguyen van Thieu
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Ho Chi Minh
Hubert H. Humphrey
le Loi Avenue
Phrey
Nguyen van Loe
Loe
Lee
Thien
Loc
Thein
Vietnam
North
Mortar Attack On Saigon Palace During Humphrey Visit
Three 61 mm mortar rounds exploded near Independence Palace in Saigon as Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey entered the venue for an inaugural reception. No injuries among dignitaries. two outside were reported hurt. The blasts caused windows to shake and damaged several cars. American and South Vietnamese security forces monitored the scene while Humphrey remained calm.
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Independence Palace
U.S
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nguyen van Then
South Vietnam
Thieu
Humphrey
Nguyen Cao Ky
Vietnam
William C. Westmoreland
Maller
Westmoreland
Lock Haven Brief Tense Moment After Car Arrest
In Lock Haven Pennsylvania police stopped a station wagon carrying two shotguns a rifle and ammunition after a tip from the driver’s daughter. The 68 year old man was en route from Ebensburg to Binghamton New York when detained following last week’s mass shooting. The daughter called state police in Philipsburg prompting the interception.
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Binghamton
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