Drug Abuse Spreading to Rural U S States
Federal narcotics officials warn teenage drug use is moving from cities to rural states. John Finlator says drugs now reach the Deep South and places like Iowa Idaho and Denver. Some principals note drinking is a bigger problem than drugs in Washington area schools.
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Washington
UPI
John Finlator
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
Denver
Finlator
Washington Area
Fin
John E. Ingersoll
Bureau
Deep South
Iowa
Idaho
Eugene M. Smoley
Chevy Chase High School
Bethesda
Nixon names Goodpaster to European Army Chief post
President Nixon announced Gen. Andrew J. Goodpaster will replace Gen. Lyman Lemnitzer as Supreme Allied Commander Europe on July 1 and become U.S. commander-in-chief Europe. Lemnitzer, age 70, will retire after leading NATO's top uniformed officer since 1963, with NATO’s defense planning committee approving the move.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Lyman Lemnitzer
Europe
Andrew J. Goodpaster
U.S
Vietnam
Goodpaster
White House
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Brussels
Lemnitzer
Defense Planning Committee
Goodpastor
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Alfred M. Gruenther
Senate Rejects Treaty Proposal
The Senate rejected a proposed restriction on the nuclear nonproliferation treaty by a 75 to 17 vote. Backers argued the measure would nullify the pact and warned it could force renegotiation. Senator Tower pressed the reservation to allow U S weapons to Western European forces, while Fulbright called it a contradiction of treaty aims. The chamber planned to vote next on a Dodd proposal to cancel the treaty if the Soviet Union invaded Czechoslovakia again.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Organization
NATO
John G. Tower
R-Tex
United States
Europe
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Soviet Union
Justice Department Warns on Surge of Mergers
Assistant Attorney General Richard W. McLaren told the House Ways and Means Committee the rise in large business mergers is alarming and calls for restraint. He said the economy is undergoing radical restructuring as regulators review both past and proposed deals amid concerns from FTC economist Willard F. Mueller about a critical turning point for American free enterprise.
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UPI
Justice Department
Congress
Richard W. McLaren
House
Ways and Means Committee
McLaren
Wilbur D. Mills
Willard F. Mueller
Senator Inouye moves to allow newspaper mergers
Senator Daniel K. Inouye introduced a bill to permit opposition newspapers to merge their commercial operations to ease rising costs. The measure, co sponsored by Hiram Fong and 23 others, follows a similar House bill and a Supreme Court ruling allowing shared printing facilities but not advertising or circulation departments.
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Washington
UPI
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Senate
Hiram L. Fong
House
Ed Edmondson
Okla
Spark Matsunaga
Spreme
Arizona
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