Drug industry backs new anti drug law but calls for broader effort
The Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association praised Congress and the administration for a sweeping drug control law. Spokesman C Joseph Stetler of 124 companies urged joint government industry health and law enforcement action, while stressing the need for plant security and broader educational programs to prevent abuse.
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Let George Do It? Debate on Relief Reform in Jefferson Parish
The Jefferson Parish Times questions relief dependence and criticizes able-bodied individuals who avoid work. It calls for reform to remove idlers from relief rolls and ensure everyone earns their keep, while pondering the fate of those relying on George's labor if he fails.
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Pat Campbell Comedy Sparks Barbed Exchange at Waldorf
Ramsey Clark spoke at the Waldorf ballroom about crime in America asking why courts fail to deter criminals and proposing draconian penalties for drunken drivers. He cited staggering odds of no arrest, no conviction, and no jail term and questioned legal remedies.
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Manion Forum warns against subversives and colleges
The American Way carries Anthony Harrigan's address criticizing toleration of groups aiming to destroy American society. He denounces subversive warfare on campuses, calls for state regents to control universities, and urges swift action against nihilists to preserve liberties.
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Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzle
Readers tackle a large standard crossword with clues across and down, plus a Daily Cryptoquote puzzle by Longfellow. The page also lists yesterday's cryptoquote solution and a theme from Bancroft.
Cold Wave Across India Kills At Least 140 People
The PIA reports a cold wave sweeping 1200 miles from Bihar to Kashmir has killed at least 140. Heavy snowfall and blizzards sock the Himalayas with two feet of snow on mountain paths.
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Seven-year sentence shocks U.S. professor’s son in East Germany
Huessy, son of a U.S. professor, was jailed in East Germany in 1970 on espionage and escape charges after eight months’ detention. Acquitted on two major counts, he received a seven-year term. officials debate a possible four-year reduction and protest remains limited.
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