Poll Shows Tripling of Adults Trying Marijuana since 1969
A Gallup survey finds 11 percent of adults 18 plus have tried marijuana, up from 4 percent in 1969, about 5 million people. Public opposition to legalization remains high at 81 percent, with 64 percent favoring stricter penalties for use or possession.
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Nixon praised for thaw in US France ties in interview
French ambassador Charles Lucet says Nixon has earned trust and moved US France relations from a deep freeze to friendliness. He cites de Gaulle and Pompidou rapport, notes ongoing disputes on European security talks, and predicts gradual Western unification with caution on a Europe of fatherlands. Lucet plans to leave for Rome and Italy posting in April.
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Soviet Union to Aid Hungary in Danube Nuclear Plant
The Soviet Union will help Hungary build its first nuclear power station on the Danube near Budapest, the Yugoslav news agency Tanjug reports.
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