UNC study links marijuana use to upper class origins
UNC psychiatrist Dr. John Ewing presented findings from 138 male undergraduates showing 42 tried marijuana, 24 continued use, with users seeking heightened perception and mystic experiences. He noted most users came from upper social classes and that legality influenced risk tolerance, while nonusers cited health and legal concerns.
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Chapel Hill, N.C
University of
Southeastern University
Ewing
UNC
Attacks Continue in Biafra Amid Mediation Claims
The West African crisis persists with air strikes on civilians. A Vatican report credits Pope Paul VI with a fragile contact between Nigeria and Biafra, while Nigerian forces bomb a hospital at Awka near Onitsha and WCC relief centers suffer damage in a MIG jet raid. UN ambassador Ogbu contends hunger is malnutrition due to long prior ignorance, not famine.
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Associated Press
Vatican
Paul VI
Nigeria
Biafra
L'Osservatore Della Domenica
Pope Paul
Uganda
Kampala
Lagos
Awka
Onitsha
World Council of Churches
WCC
Red Cross
U.N
Edwin Ogbu
Barbados
Ogbu
Harris husband of Joan Baez reports to Swift Trail camp
David Harris, husband of folksinger Joan Baez and former Stanford student body president, arrives at Swift Trail prison camp in Arizona after a July 16 arrest in Palo Alto. He is sentenced to three years for refusing induction and will be assigned a job next week. work not expected before August 18.
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Safford
Ariz
David Harris
Harris
Stanford University
Joan Baez
Swift Trail
Oakland
Calif
Palo Alto
Defense Antics Curbed Rules Set For Lawyers
Panelists at the National District Attorneys Association conference outline proposed ABA rules for prosecutors and defense lawyers. They call defense counsel to candor with clients and bar dilatory tactics while urging a full time prosecutor cadre and immunity for witnesses. Continuous grand jury probes and court approved wire surveillance are recommended tools against organized crime.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Salerno
Aftor
Clude
Ralph Salerno
Crime Commission
American Bar Association
William Cahn
Nasgait County
New York
N.Y
William Trons
Vneys
J. Shane Cream- Raguio
Tenon
Nev
ABA
Samuel Cash
Institute of Criminal Law
Georgetown University
National District Attorneys Association
Dash
Cash
City Pair Fined In Cases Here
Two Lubbock men were found guilty of misdemeanor offenses in Judge Edwin H. Boedeker's County Court at law. Orville Lightfoot 38 of 2518 21st Street was fined 50 dollars plus court costs for passing a worthless five dollar check. Don Hanks 44 of 3601 54th Street was fined 50 dollars plus court costs on a speeding charge. An attorney for Hanks entered a plea of guilty on his behalf.
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Lubbock
Edwin H. Boedeker
Orville Ray Lightfoot
21St St
Don Hanks
54Th St
Hanks
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Palo Duro Canyon
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