New Drug Antagonists Said To Cure Heroin Addiction
Associated Press writer reports researchers say a new drug family called antagonists can end heroin addiction, not just substitute methadone. They tested on about 400 addicts with hopes for rapid approval if Congress funds about 3 million dollars. Dr. Richard B. Resnick urged immediate use in Vietnam for GI addicts. other antagonist types are under review.
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Associated Press
Washington
Richard B. Resnick
New York Medical College
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Congress
Food and Drug Said
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William McCord
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Explosion kills, injures dozens amid dynamite truck blast
Report from GA and CA describes a massive explosion in WANA with 27 injured and several killed as a truck carrying 400 cases of dynamite detonates. In YUBA CITY, digging reveals 25 bodies in orchards while officials search for more. Topics include narcotics, methadone policy, and nursing home concerns under Medicaid, with officials citing limited doctors and safety needs.
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Tau, Ga
SEY
Migrant Family Builds Home With Earnings in Beet Fields
The Frank Villarreal family, part of a migrant labor group, works sugar beets east of Greeley on the George Lupp farm. They built a three bedroom home in Corpus Christi, Texas with earnings from beet fields and carpentry. The family expects about $4,000 this summer before moving to Windsor area to harvest cucumbers, then back to Texas for schooling and work.
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United States
Greeley
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George Lupp
Corpus Christi
Tex
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Colorado
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Texas
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Kersey
Femj
Windsor
Patty Duke wins annulment after short marriage
Actress Patty Duke was granted an annulment in Superior Court after testifying her marriage of less than a month to Michael Tell was never valid. She said the union began June 24, 1969 and ended after 19 days, with a decree declaring Tell not the father of a child born last February. Duke, Oscar winner for The Miracle Worker, had earlier divorced Harry Falk in 1970.
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Calif
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Superior Court
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Helen Keller
Michael Tell
Edward R. Brand
Tell
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Harry G. Falk
U S Mint Showcases Tiffany Glass Panels
Seven Tiffany glass mosaics valued at 420000 grace the marble granite frames of Philadelphia’s U S Mint. Transferred from the old mint, the 1910s panels depict ancient coin making and feature children as workers. The display, illuminated by spotlights, will be opened to the public Tuesday by Mrs. John B. Connally and Mint director Mary Brooks.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia (Ap
Tiffany
Mint Inj
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John B. Connally
The
Treasury
Mary Brooks
Mint
Washington
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Flald Mint
City Hall
Torle Independence Hall
Oilman Pleads Innocent in State Fund Theft Charge
Denver AP report says John J. Tucci, president of Mann Co. of Pueblo, pleaded innocent at arraignment on theft of state funds. District Judge Merle Knous set a pre trial hearing for July 26. Tucci linked to $105 missing gasoline tax refunds from the Colorado Department of Revenue, per deputy DA Paul Cooper. Continental Grain's Swiss affiliate faces $71.4 million in debts in Lausanne.
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Mann Gi Co
Pueblo
Wesday
Dist. Gourt
Merle Knous
Tucci
Connect Flow
Colorado Department of Reve Ue
Paul Cooper
Tennis Court Fan Letters Brighten City Police Helicopter
In Eagle Rock California AP reports 400 messages from resident Mrs. Ross brightened the police helicopter unit. She arranged notes on her tennis court spelling messages to the "Supercopter" as it patrols overhead. Police pilots and staff learned of the fan letters after spotting the notes and meeting Mrs. Ross and her family.
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Calif
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Supercopter
Superuricopter
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Daryl Mortigles
Shejaner
Gems
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Congress panel weighs new drug to cure heroin addiction
Washington AP reports a congressional panel heard researchers claim a new drug can cure heroin addiction. In other AP items, Senate gates aim to extend military draft and Saigon notes report Viet Namese rocket strikes near the DMZ and Saigon.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Oil Shale Like Texas Says Brotzman
Washington AP reports Rep. Donald Brotzman says oil shale could transform Colorado's economy as petrolum did Texas if developed properly. He praises President Nixon for signaling a national oil shale policy with strong environmental guarantees and fair federal lease returns to the American people.
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