Closing In On Pot Methaqualone Latest Drug
New Jersey rock fans wear Captain Quaalude T shirts while Berkeley partygoers ingest white tablets leading to orgies. Methaqualone, marketed as Quaalude and Sopor, has risen to third among youth drugs and is described as highly addictive with possible fatal overdoses. Government moves to tighten controls follow major sales by William H. Rover Co. among other manufacturers.
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Grace Lichtenstein
NYT
New York
New Jersey
Rover
Berkeley
Calif
Rhode Island
Michigan
William H. Rover Co
New York ‘Times
Cambridge
Mass
Sgt
Chester
Spirit Festival adds horse shoe hurling event
A horse shoe pitching contest is added to the Spirit of America Festival at Point Mallard on July 4. Special Events Chair Greg Hughes says it runs 10 a.m. to noon with 36 feet pitching, 5 point ringers, and a 21 point game. First prize 35 dollars, second 15. Entry is 2 dollars per team. contact Charles E. Mooney or Greg Hughes and mail entries to Decatur Route 5 Box 368A 35601.
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Point Mallard
Greg Hughes
Hughes
Charles E. Mooney
Becky Marshall
Athens
Charles Mooney
Headache Echoed as 1500 Foot TV Tower Collapses
In Biblo Florida a 1500 foot tower serving WBDO WFTV and WDIZ FM fell Friday killing Thomas Saunders 19 of Miccosukee and Dennis Miller 24 of Tallahassee. Eugene Hobby 20 survived with cuts and hospital care. Public WMFE antenna work ongoing as investigators probe the collapse.
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Orlando! Fla
Eugene Hobby
Hobby
Biblo
T. Sherman Penney
Maitland
Wbdo Radio-Television
Tallahassee
New York
Empire State Building
WBDO
WFTV
Wdiz-Fm
Wdbo-Fm
Public Channel
WMFE
Tenna
Thomas Saunders
Miccosukee
Dennis Miller
Mark Saunders
Tower Maintenance Corp
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Eleanor Dr. SE
Decatur
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Alabama
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David S. Adams
Terly
Savings and Loan Susseciation OF
Grant 51
Sixth Avenue
Sixth Ave
Joferson
Hortselle
U.S. Highway 31
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