Loose drug traffic in North Carolina unorganized and growing
A 21 year old Charlotte man and a companion funded a drug run with $600 and crossed into Baltimore seeking LSD and marijuana. They bought 150 LSD tablets at $2 each, then returned home to sell for small profits. Officials say the trade is loose and patterned in a tree like network with young dealers under 30 and profits spread through several hands.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
North
Carolna
Baltimore
New York
Washington
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Atlanta
State Bureau of Investigation
Justice Department
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drug
Vietnam
Starling
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Jilliah
Air Raids Seen As Pressure Tactic In Vietnam Talks
Washington and defense officials describe the weekend air strikes on four border areas as a diplomatic tool to push Hanoi toward real peace talks. The raids aimed to protect reconnaissance planes while signaling a hard line, with broader intent to spur meaningful negotiations and deter one sided concessions.
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Washington
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
White House
United States
Paris
Melvin R. Laird
Pentagon
Governors Discount Nominees Rejection At GOP Conference
Republican governors at the spring meeting in Santa Fe downplay the Senate rejection of Nixon’s Deep South Supreme Court nominees as a major campaign factor. Florida’s Gov. Claude R. Kirk Jr. backs Carswell’s Senate bid, while Virginia’s Linwood Holton and others see little impact. Campus unrest and Cambodia policy loom large as GOP leaders brief on campaign outlook. Governor Cargo, hosting and a Senate contender, notes court fights mainly affect small, select areas.
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Santa FE
N.M
Senate
Nixon
Deep South
Supreme Court
Florida
G. Harrold Carswell
Claude R. Kirk Jr
Linwood Holton
Virginia
Ronald Reagan
California
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Associated Press
David F. Cargo
University of New Mexico
U.S
Cambodia
Cargo
Wallace called dull sword as 1972 bid faces test
Alabama Republicans say George Wallace’s second in the Democratic gubernatorial race marks him a weak presidential threat in 1972. Democratic leaders warn Wallace would ruin himself if race issues are injected into the June 2 runoff against Gov. Albert Brewer. Brewer carried Black counties. Wallace had claimed Black militants target him. Republican James D. Martin adds Wallace cannot easily mount another third party without governor’s office.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Republican National
Wallace
Nixon
Washington
James D. Martin
Technology Can Keep World Fed Says Expert
AP reports at Caltech conference Dr Rogert Revelle of Harvard warns technology can feed growing population for 20 to 30 years with resources enabling major living standards rise. He says irrigation storage and fertilizers require large investment and birth control alone cannot replace development. Holdren of Stanford cautions against using tech as a blunt tool on poorer nations.
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Pasadena
Calif
Rogert Revelle
Harvard Center For Population Studies
California Institute of Technology
Revelle
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Laos
John P. Holdren
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H.P. Briggs & Stratton
Tela
Zebco
Davis
W.A
Fed
Tai
N. Main St
Gisié
City League Baseball
Mrt Ly
Sarel
Dia
Freezer
Wearwell
S.A.E
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