Supreme Court Overturns Harvard Prof Conviction
The Supreme Court with eight justices and one vacancy overturned the federal marijuana conviction of Dr. Timothy Leary, the Harvard psychology instructor known for LSD. Leary was found guilty in Laredo Texas of transporting illegally imported marijuana and evading a special tax of 190 per ounce.
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Col Carmel Shook promoted to head TC 831st Air Division
Col Carmel M. Shook, 49, of Banner Elk North Carolina, promoted from commander of the 474th Tactical Fighter Wing at Nellis AFB to lead the 831st Tactical Air Command Air Division at George AFB California. The assignment, described as a big step up, gives jurisdiction over two wings and three groups across the western United States and reports to the 12th Air Force commander. He has a long career from 1940 through Vietnam and earlier commands at Kirtland, Osan, and Takhli.
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California
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Tactical Air Command
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Nellis
United States
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Bergstrom Afb
Texas
Shook
U. S. Army Air Corps
Langley Field
36Th Pursuit Group
358Th
Richmond
8Th
Neubiburg
Germany
Andrews Afb
Air Defense Command
521St Air Defense
Osan
Korea
58Th
83Rd Fighter Wing
Air War College
Kirtland Afb
N.M
Air Force Special Weapons Center
479Th Tactical
Takhli Royal Thai Air Force Base
Thailand
7Th Air Force
Vietnam
474Th Wing
U. S. Strike Command
Joint
Mace Use Debated as Dangerous Says Solon
Senator Ribicoff charged Surgeon General Stewart withheld a warning about Mace as dangerous. He cited Army tests showing eye irritation and possible corneal damage, urging immediate public health alerts and suspension of chemical Mace use.
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UPI
William H. Stewart
Abraham Ribicoff
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Pentagon
Donald D. Blackburn
Finch
Panama Promises Free Elections by 1970 under Junta
Panama's military regime assured Nelson Rockefeller that presidential elections will be held in 1970. Torrijos said the electoral tribunal is to begin preparations as talks with the United States on canal treaties resume. Rockefeller led a 23 nation Latin America tour meeting Panamanian government and industrial leaders to discuss private sector issues.
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Jose M. Pinalla
Bolvar Urrutia
Torrijos
Panama-U.s
Panama Canal
New York
George Beebe
Miami
Fla
Herald
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Bolivia
Trinidad-Tobago
Presidents and Cabinet Skip Riot-Torn Campuses for Commencement
President Nixon and key officials will deliver commencement addresses at peaceful campuses such as Gen Beadle State College Madison South Dakota Air Force Academy Colorado Springs Ohio State University Columbus and Loyola College Baltimore while avoiding Harvard Cornell Columbia Wisconsin Stanford Berkeley and other troubled sites. Spiro Agnew folds in Loyola College as three cabinet members skip campus speeches. Walter Hickel speaks at Gonzaga next Sunday and Winton Blount schedules three southern appearances.
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Karl F. Mundt
South Dakota
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
Ohio State University
Columbus
Spiro T Agnew
Loyola College
Baltimore
William P. Rogers
Agriculture
Clifford M. Hardin
John N. Mitchell
Gonzaga University
Spokane
Wash
Walter J. Hickel
Winton M. Blount
South
Huntingdon College
Montgomery
Ala
Southern College
Birmingham
Staunton Military Academy
Staunton
Army halts Cheyenne helicopter production after contractor default
The Army halted production of the Cheyenne helicopter after a contractor default at Lockheed. The program was set to deliver 375 units for about 875 million dollars with two thirds to Lockheed and the rest to subcontractors. Ten test craft were built and one crashed in the Pacific. the Army may cancel Lockheed's contracts unless modifications meet specifications.
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Foster's Shoes Personal Ad and Help Wanted Lineup
Classified notice listing Foster's Shoes at 119 No 3rd St offering footwear for all ages and comfort. Also features a delivery man job at 505 South Main with contact number 382-7700 and a German Shorthaired Pointer dog litter ad with AKC lineage and a contact 735-7602 after CL. 69-Motorcycles advertises a 1968 Kawasaki 350 in excellent condition asking best offer 642-8302.
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