Marijuana a tool for hippie conversion
Canadian psychiatrist Dr. Andrew I. Malcolm told the 47th meeting of the American Orthopsychiatric Association that marijuana acts as a chemical tool to convert youth to the hippie lifestyle. He compared the method to centuries old techniques used by religious authorities to win minds and souls and warned that psychoactive drugs create an altered consciousness that seduces youths into the subculture.
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San Francisco
UPI
Andrew I. Malcolm
Toronto
Malcolm
American Orthopsychiatric Association
Paul Lowinger
Wayne State University
Lowinger
Suit against 10 counties dropped in food aid case
A suit seeking that 10 California counties provide federal surplus food to all welfare recipients was dropped after counties began complying. The action could have supplied about 200,000 people with $28 million annually. Remaining cases against San Bernardino and Santa Barbara were moved to Los Angeles.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Ralph Abascal
California Rural Legal Assistance
CRLA
Marsyville
U.S
Philip Wilkins
San Bernardino
Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
Abascal
Sutter
Kings
Butte
Kern
Mendocino
Merced
Plumas
Tehama
Tulare
Ventura
U.S. Department of Agriculture
State Department of Education
Judicial council backs state public defender for appeals
The Judicial Council of California urges creation of a State Office of Public Defender to handle indigent appeals from superior court criminal convictions. It proposes 28 staff attorneys and a 1 million dollar annual budget, with the defender meeting appellate qualifications similar to state supreme court justices. A related bill by Sen. Mervyn Dymally already exists.
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Sacramento
UPI
Judicial Council of California
Mervyn M. Dymally
Los Angeles
Attorney predicts charges will be dismissed against Tate defendant
In Los Angeles Linda Kasabian may see seven murder and conspiracy counts dismissed by immunity or trial. Her lawyer said strategy shifts and a venue motion was withdrawn with potential later renewal. Dismissal, immunity, and trial timing remain unresolved as other Tate-Sabina defendants face April court dates.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Linda Kasabian
Tate- Sabianca
Gary Fleischman
Charles Manson
Parties aim to redraw districts in 1971 elections
Republicans and Democrats file candidates nationwide to control the legislature and redraw Assembly and State Senate districts after the 1970 census. Democrats run in all 100 races, Republicans in 99, with cross party efforts to influence reapportionment and district lines. Jacob Germain says the goal is to interpret voter signals while controlling lines.
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Sacramento
UPS
Senate
Jack Germain
Assembly Republicans
Secretary of State
Republican
Leon Ralph
Los Angeles
American Independent Party and
Peace and Freedom Party
H. P. Sullivan
Assembly
GOP
Orange County
Ken Cory
Garden Grove
Cory
Ken MacDonald
Ojai
John Quimby
Rialto
Leroy Greene
Tom Hom
San Diego
Don Mulford
Piedmont
Henry Arklin
Pacoima
Clare Berryhill
Ceres
W. Don
MacGillivray
Santa Barbara
Homn
Arklin
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Fleischman
Kasabian
District Attorney’s Office
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Herald-Examiner
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Saigon
U.S. 26Th Marine
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Alake of
Clarsi
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Eleanor Vickery
Mary Stonewall
Boise-Cascade Properties
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Boise-Cascade
Lion’s Inn Motor
Mulford
Berryhill
William F. Coombs
Lewis F. Sherman
Berkeley
John F. McCarthy
San Rafael
McCarthy
Walter W. Stiern
Bakersfield
Jackie
Athens
Jacqueline Onassis
Caroline
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Skorpios
Aristotle Onassis
John F. Kennedy
Onassis
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Lompoc
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