Who Shall Live or Die. Transplant ethics debate rises
Washington debates lifesaving heart transplants and the ethics of who may live or die. Mondale urges a national commission amid legal drafts to let adults donate body parts at death for science. Lawmakers weigh standards, consent, and public policy as doctors face evolving science.
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James Reston
New York Times News Service
Washington
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Mondale
Congress
Sen. Mondale
Campus Drug Use Shows Growing Up Idea
A New York Times survey finds college students broadly using marijuana as part of growing up. Harvard Law School students and Amherst College surroundings illustrate permeating drug culture from elite campuses to high schools, with users described as better-than-average students in arts and humanities majors.
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United States
New York Times
John Kifner
New York Times News Service
New York
Amherst
Mass
New England
Amherst College
Cambridge
Harvard Law School
Colege
Ivy League
Kenneth Kenniston
Yale University School of Medicine
American Psychiatric Association
National Student Association
Berkley
Yale
New York University
University of Wisconsin
Fordham
St. John’s
Beatles
Bob Dylan
Ravi Shankder
University of Massachusetts
Joel Fort
San Francisco Health Department
Richard H. Blum
Psychopharmaco
Logy Project
Institute For the Study of Human Problems
Stanford University
Haight-Ashbury
San Francisco
H. R. Kormos
Westport
Conn
Kormos
Vietnam
James G. Emerson Jr
Larchmont Avenue Presbyterian Church
Larchmont
N.Y
Boston
Mexico
Helen Newlis
University of Rochester
National Association
Federal Food and Drug Ton
Education Faces Chaos as Schools Seek Order and Funds
A mid-1960s portrait of American education shows leaders pressed by politics to shape social order. Expenditures reach 52 billion dollars, yet costs rise faster than funding, while public and private institutions face growth, polarization, and debates over power, reform, and graduate education amid campus protests and social change.
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Fred M. Hechinger
N. Y
Harvard
Columbia
Yale
Vietnam
Uncle Tom
Mr. Chips
Christmas Decoration Contest honors and thanks from Wishful Diggers
The Wishful Diggers Garden Club thanks Decatur Daily staff for support in the 1967 Christmas Decoration Contest. 173 entries competed with winners notified by letter and prizes funded by local banks and businesses including $50 top prize and various $5 to $25 gift certificates from Sears Parisian Gibson's Suburban Shop McDonalds and others.
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Wishful Diggers Garden Club
U. S
First State Bank
First National Bank
State National Bank
First Federal Savings & Loan Assn
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Gibsons
Miss Potts
McDonalds
Hamburgers
Roberts
Brown's Fabric Center
Austin Jewelry
Blackwell Florist
City Park Florist
Bruno's
Krogers
6Th Ave
Sunshine Cleaners
Noel Callahan
Ralph Averitt
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Vanderbilt Law School
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Harry C. White
Rock Hill, S. C
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Memorial A. R. P. Church
Popu
Decatur
Alabama
Barrett Shelton
Decatur Daily Decatur
Shelton
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