Growth Of Heroin Addiction Slowing Says Report
A government report notes heroin addiction growth slowing, with fewer heroin baths and lower violence on the East Coast. It cites preliminary figures from 1971, declines in GI drug use tests in Vietnam, and stricter efforts to curb production of drug materials. It also covers education programs, civil commitments rejected, and Nixon’s plan to create the Drug Enforcement Administration to fight drug abuse.
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Aio
Vietnam
Europe
Nixon
Congress
Drug Enforcement Administration
Justice
Administration
Capitol Hill
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Office of Drug Abuse Law Enforcement
Office of National Narcotics Intelligence
Customs Bureau
White House
Richard Kleindienst
Myles Ambrose
Ambrose
Pennsylvania
Raymond Shafer
White House Special Action Office For
Safer Commission
Drug Enforcement Agency
Special Action Office
Treasury Department
Naturalizat Service
Abraham “Ribbett
Conn
Justice Department
FBI
Thefts and security cited in grocery store reports
Reports from grocers and police discuss rising shoplifting tied to higher food costs, with meat theft highlighted as a new trend. Industry managers describe security concerns while others note no increase beyond typical levels, and security experts comment on motives.
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A&p
Associated Press
Arnold Rausey
James B. Stegall
Indians clash over civil rights control on Pine Ridge
On Pine Ridge Reservation, AIM leaders Banks and Russell Myais returned from Wounded Knee to dispute power with the interior department and the village's civil rights group. Friction grows as negotiations stall over amnesty and arrests, with factions blocking roads and threatening further confrontations.
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Seeistait
Fae Grotp
AIM
Banks
Russell Myais
Kitter
Thiday
Miami
Ame
Leo Sat
Leonard Crow Dog
Spiritus
Red Knee
Féigell
West
de Sepair
Pine Ridge
Sersa
Pedro Bisongille
Bisonnette
Means
Carter
Carter Calg ¢¢ Ponca City, Okla, and Cifaie-Bellecourt
Minneapolis
Abbideaux
Woon Knee
Richard Wilson
Wil- Sodes
Army processing at Saigon airport ends with grim barracks banter
In a dull cement hall GIs surrender papers and cards at a final processing before flights home. S Sgt Francis Sidley warns about missing MACV and unit cards, lest extended service loom. Amnesty box accepts contraband as men wait in Alpha Bravo Charlie rooms. Sidley predicts future war with blunt humor.
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Francis Sidley
Keyser
Li Icea
Military Assistance Command
Sidley
Vietnam
Alpha
Bravo
Charlie
Michael Marvin
Bryan
Ohio
POWs Return as U S Forces Lift Vietnam War Burdens
A convoy of POWs flew to the United States Sunday and Monday, crewmen from B52s downed last December amid Hanoi Haiphong bombing pressure. The release, tied to a peace accord deadline, was delayed by a Laos prisoner dispute. At Clark base hospital relatives phoned home as 402 POWs and casualties arrived, including Lt. Albert R. Molinare and Lt. Cmdr. James B. Souder. Brace, the longest-held civilian, was freed, and Air Force Lt. Col. Walter M. Stischer led the reunion.
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United States
Nixon
Hanoi-Haiphong
U.S
Laos
Pathet Lao
Vietnam
Lloyd D. Oppel
British Columbia
Pathet
Hanoi
North
Nam
United ‘States
Clark Base
Thailand
S23rd
Clark
Coral Sea
Subic Bay
Albert R. Molinare
San Diego
Calif
James B. Souder
Lauderhill
Fla
Molinare
Souder
North Vietnam
Ernest C. Brace
Brace
Atlanta Ga
Sayaboury
Bird and Sons
Theo Brace Anderson
Onsted
Mich
Air Force
Walter M. Stischer
Austin
Tex
United States of America
Josephus Kittinger Jr
Orlando
Kittinger
Meat Prices and Shoplifting Rise Across Regions
Meat prices and supply issues spread as packers struggle to move dressed meat products. In California slaughterhouses cut beef output by 10 to 20 percent, CM Meat Packing Corp. reports a 15 percent drop in production. Dick’s Supermarkets cite a 35 to 40 percent sales decline across 10 stores. Charlotte area stores report a spike in meat shoplifting over three months. In Atlanta, Apple chain notes pork availability lowers prices slightly while overall price trends vary.
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California
San Diego
Fred Cameron
CM Meat Packing Corp
National City
Calif
Earl Reeves
Dick’s
San i
Charlotte
Mai
OP Steees SR
Atlanta
Max Alterman
Apple
Watergate probes seek witness testimony from McCord
McCord offered to cooperate with the Senate Watergate panel and said others involved may have information. Senators pressed for testimony while noting Nixon may limit appearances of Dean and other aides, and crime trends showed mixed drops and rises in 1972.
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Nixon
Dean
Marlow Cook
Cook
CBS
Capitol
William Roth
Del
Senate Investigating Committee
Rother
i-Eiddy
White House
Sirica
Grand’ Jury
Senate
McCord
FBI
CIA
Cash
John W. Dean Iit
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Magruder
Denet
Fraud scheme front-page page program alleged by FBI agent
FBI agent William Sivams said Mrs Dennis gave a man cash to fund a training program he claimed would include returning funds. Payments totaled 9,600 on January 25 and February 27, and 89,225 in 37 cancelled checks. Dennis grew suspicious after a claim a check for 3,600 was robbed.
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Broe
Geneen
Sheraton-Carlton
Helms
John McCone
ITT
CIA
Gerrity
Chile
Church
Brae
FBI
William BH Sivams
Dennis
Simms
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Walker
Ent
Tusday
Base Exchange
John S. Murphy Jr
Lubbock
Texas
International Telephone & Telegraph Co
Chilé
Allende
Chile Telephone Co
Alleride
George
Watergate
Bernard Fen- Sterwald
Th Capitol
Howard H. Baker, Jr
R-Tenn
Senate Committee
Sam J. Ervin, Jr
Pentagon East
Tan Son Nhot “Air Base
Joint
Paris
Canada
Companion International
Commission
Donald W. Ingle
Dudley Shoals Baptist Church
Granite Falls
N.C
Sharon
Baptist Church
Hugh Big Biggers
Faitoy
Armour's
Caikige
Seyters
Jesus Christ
Ijohn
Jesus
Ruth Peakett
SUIGE
M Rabow
Ruth Plunkett
P.O. Bok
Los Angeles
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