POW issue fuels attack on Nixon, POWs used for war drive
Cora Weiss of the Committee of Liaison with Families of Servicemen Detained in North Vietnam accuses President Nixon of exploiting American POWs to push a larger war. She argues the administration uses the issue to rally hatred against the enemy and pressure for a broader U.S. victory, while North Vietnam could counter by releasing prisoners without conditions.
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Marijuana may cripple Ray Cromley warns on teen use
The National Institute of Mental Health expert Dr. Sherman N. Kieffer testifies before a House subcommittee that marijuana use by some teens can cause lasting psychological damage. He argues adolescence is a crucial growth phase and that using marijuana to avoid mental struggles may impair future adult adjustment and raise risk of serious psychiatric outcomes.
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Sherman N. Kieffer
National Institute of Mental Health
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Groceries costlier in small NW Iowa towns says survey
Drake University journalism students surveyed 13 stores in central north and northwest Iowa on November 27. They found holiday dinner costs ranged from 11.96 to 21.56 per person with prices higher in small towns and lower in large chains. The report lists item prices and notes broader regional price patterns. Alice Wick of Ft. Dodge is visiting the Hansen home this weekend.
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Julie Hughes
Becki Roth
Tom Thoma
Craig Wagner
Des Moines
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Swanson
Alice Wick
Ft. Dodge
Art Hansen
Ingwersen Brothers Co suspended seven days as market agency
The USDA suspended Ingwersen Brothers Co a Sioux City market agency for seven days under the Packers and Stockyards Act for alleged fair trade and accounting violations. The order bars operation and requires cease and desist from overcharging Montana sellers to feeder buyers in 46 transactions totaling about $17,000.
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Packers and Stockyards
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Thomas J. Flavin
Ingwersen Brothers, Co
P and SA
Ingversen Brothers
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South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Leader Falls as Gomulka resigns amid riots
Polish leader Wladyslaw Gomulka quits after anti government protests triggered by drastic price rises and shortages. The report notes unrest sweeping the nation as the government confronts economic crises and public discontent.
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