Goddard Silenced Over LSD Crackdown Opposition
Washington report that James L. Goddard food and drug commissioner was blocked from testifying before the Senate Juvenile Delinquency subcommittee on LSD enforcement. White House support for the move cited. hearings postponed indefinitely.
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Washington
Johnson
James L. Goddard
Food and Drug Commissioner
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Senate
Juvenile Delinquency Subcommittee
Set
Thomas Dodd
D-Corps
Dodd
Department
White House
Ress
RTO
Navy ROTC at Stanford Set Afire
AR robists set fire Monday to Stanford University's naval ROTC headquarters in a San Francisco Bay area attack. The blaze caused about 6000 dollars in damage before fire crews contained it. A similar fire struck UC Berkeley ROTC last week with four fire bombs.
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UPS
Stanford University
San Francisco Bay Area
Santa Clara County
Bruce Wiggins
University of California
Berkeley
Pair Sentenced for Conspiracy to Sell Bogus Bills
Percy Martin Rosenzweig and Lewis William Zettell were each sentenced to 20 years in prison for conspiracy to sell more than 140000 in counterfeit money. U.S. District Judge Albert Lee Stephens Jr. ordered a 90 day psychiatric examination and may adjust the sentences. Rosenzweig of Woodland Hills and Zettell of Monterey Park were convicted Jan. 16 of passing the counterfeit money in Southern California, Denver and London.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Percy Martin Rosenzweig
Lewis William To Tell
U.S
Drug Firms Accused of Bilking U S
AFL-CIO leaders in Miami Seach accused major U S drug manufacturers of bilking the public with sky high prices and promoting unproven drugs. The 2 man labor council urged Congress to require doctors to prescribe drugs by common names and called for FDA powers to curb high prices and evaluate drugs.
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Fla
Afl-Cio
U.S
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Coun
Labor Council
George Meany
Congress
Food and Drug Administration
Allies Quiet Saigon Rockets Showdown
Allies report continued rocket activity across South Vietnam with Tan Son Nhut airbase sustaining hits as the conflict intensifies, signaling ongoing hostilities near Saigon.
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Saigon
Tan Son Nhut
Nuclear trip squelched amid Saigon rumors
Washington admitted that Dr. Richard L. Garvin of Columbia University and two other scientists did not travel to South Vietnam. They went to Bangkok, while rockets and heavy fighting dominated Vietnam reports. A Michigan woman teaching in Hue is reportedly a Viet Cong prisoner.
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NUTS
Saigon
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Defense Department
Richard L. Garvin
Columbia University
Bangkok
Thailand
U.S
Clio
Mich
Michigan
Hue
Paul G. Johnson
U.S. State Department
Sandra
Fulbright questions Vietnam war assessment
Sen. J. William Fulbright criticized the administration claim that the Tet Offensive left South Vietnam stronger. He told newsmen he found Rostow's statement that the attacks may have strengthened South Vietnam irrational. Fulbright argued the Viet Cong assaults could only harm the government and its institutions.
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Washington
UPD
J. William Fulbright
South Vietnam
Rostow
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Walt W. Rostow
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U S Airlines Cut Costs to Tourists From Europe
The U.S. travel task force proposes fare cuts and promotions to lure European visitors, aiming to boost foreign tourism spending by about 150 million annually. Strategies include 25 percent air fare reductions, visa simplifications, a hospitality card, and expanded advertising.
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U.S
Europe
Washington
UPI
America
United States
Johnson
McKinney
U.S. Travel Service
Welfare cost hits California $11.5 million under new rules
Cal loger chief deputy director says federal welfare directives could require California to spend $11.5 million next year to sustain the Aid to Families with Dependent Children program. HEW's directive imposes a ceiling on eligible dependent children and a funding freeze prompts state action. The change takes effect July 1 and could force higher state funding or cuts in aid.
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Sacramento
UPI
Calvin Locher
State Welfare Department
California
Locher
Department of Health Education and Welfare
Congress
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