VA confirms LSD tests in hospitals over five years
The VA reports one remaining human LSD program at Topeka Kansas treating long hospitalized patients who failed other therapies averaging two per year. Between 1965 and 1970 several VA hospitals tested LSD for alcoholism terminal illness and pain with most projects animal based.
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Veterans Administration
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Kenneth Godfrey
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Sheridan
Wyo
John Chase
VA Department of Medicine and Surgery
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Milam Tamsovic
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Robert Edwards
35 Percent Hike in GIs Losing Nuclear Weapon Clearance
Washington reports show a 35 percent rise from 1973 to 1975 in Army personnel losing nuclear weapon clearances due to alcoholism drug abuse or immaturity. Rep Les Aspin cites documents indicating nearly 10 percent of Personnel Reliability Program entrants have had clearances lifted.
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UPD
Les Aspin
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Germany
Army
Donald Brotzman
Jealousy of armed forces said costly
Sen. William Proxmire accuses Defense Department of wasting millions yearly due to pure service jealousy. He cites resistance to consolidating Navy and Air Force flight training, backed by a GAO report, as evidence of parochial empire building across services.
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UPI
William Proxmire
Dwis
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Proxmire
Joint Economic Committee
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
General Accounting Office
President worship criticized as barbaric by Schlesinger
Montreal AP Schlesinger told ABA panel that the US electorate still practices president worship a year after Watergate. He argued to curb abuses of power by making the presidency accountable to Congress and urged a national consciousness to curb adulation for leaders including Ford.
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Arthur Schlesinger
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Health Help for Multiple Sclerosis Patients Explains Treatments
A chiropractor explains MS as a progressive disease tied to spinal and structural imbalance. Treatments cited include spinal adjustments, pelvic realignment, and nerve release, with emphasis on early diagnosis and patient evaluation for potential benefit. The piece promotes a book and a free spine care class at Ward Chiropractic in Long Beach.
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Tiene
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Frevor
Ward Chiropractic Orthopedic
F Tech St
Long Beach
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