LSD Use Becoming Widespread on Campuses
San Francisco based criminologist Nathan Adler warned at a California psychology meeting that LSD use has become common on some high school and university campuses in the Bay Area. He cited up to 10 percent of students at certain schools using LSD or marijuana, saying exposure is widespread, with risk of triggering psychotic conditions and potential violence, though not all users are criminals.
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Michael Quill Dies at 60 After Transit Strike Turmoil
Michael Quill, fiery leader of the Transport Workers Union, died in his Manhattan apartment of congestive heart failure at 60. Once a polarizing figure, he had just secured a multimillion dollar contract for transit workers amid a citywide walkout. His death followed a day of quiet at home after months of high-profile labor activity and public controversy.
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U S Demands Speedy Report on Mott Death
Moscow reports say American officials pressed Soviet authorities for an expeditious official explanation of Newcomb Mott's death aboard a prison train in Siberia. The 27 year old Massachusetts book salesman allegedly cut his throat on January 20 after a political sentence. His body was flown toward the United States for arrival in Boston later today. The embassy rejects blanket acceptance of Soviet claims and seeks full official details.
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Non-nuclear Nations To Get U.S. Protection
United States officials say it is prepared in principle to offer protection guarantees to nations that refrain from developing atomic arsenals. Such guarantees would be tied to a global treaty banning nuclear weapons, with Russia’s cooperation needed to win broad non-aligned support and avoid one sided assurances. Negotiations remain urgent but prospects of quick agreement are slim as Moscow insists on its terms.
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Obituary for Mrs. Hirdie Riley Gibson of Gibson Station Va
Mrs Hirdie Riley Gibson 38 of Gibson Station Va died Friday at 2 35 am Survived by two daughters Zula Irvin and Annie Willis two grandchildren Mrs Betty Sue Brittain and Frank Willis one sister Mrs S A Yeary five brothers Mack Riley Riley Matt Shelby Riley and others Funeral services Sunday at Gibson Station Methodist Church at 2 30 pm Rev A W Nichols officiating Burial in family cemetery Sunset Funeral Chapel in charge
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Mrs Marian Brewer Dies. Funeral Arrangements Pending
Mrs Marian Brewer, daughter of Mr T Haynes formerly of Middlesboro, died yesterday. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Additional information may be received by calling Shumate Funeral Home after 4 pm today. Shumate Funeral Home is in charge.
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Willis predicts others will follow Williams in Klan testimony
Rep Edwins Willis, D-Law, head of the House Un American Activities Committee, says more Klansmen will come forward after George Williams, a former Klansman who called Klan life the lowest life, testified. Williams, a Greenville welder, alleged police and local officials plotted Klan violence in North Carolina, with hearings widening to Louisiana, Mississippi, and Georgia.
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Tri-Staters In Service AU Airmen and Sailors Listed
A Ky man heads to Auckland through Monday for maintenance support at the port facility during an exhibition. Airman Second Class Denver R Mills of Four Mile will join the USAT event tasks while Navy enlistees Dickie Wayne Pace and Gaither D Medley begin training and await active duty dates in 1968. Alan H Killian, 18, from Middlesboro, serves aboard USS Haven with ongoing naval duties and recent promotion training at Great Lakes.
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Prince Charles Heads for Australian School Life
Prince Charles of Britain, 17, leaves Buckingham Palace for a stark life at an Australian school after brief stops in New York and San Francisco. He travels on a jet over the Pacific toward Hawaii and Australia, accompanied by Sir Malcolm Sargent of the London Philharmonic Orchestra. The plane is to refuel in Honolulu at 4 am EST Friday.
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Actress Hedy Lamarr Denies Shoplifting Charge
Los Angeles actress Hedy Lamarr denied stealing merchandise valued at 96 dollars from a Wilshire department store. Lamarr told reporters it was a misunderstanding after security claimed she placed items in a bag and walked out, later posting a 550 dollar bond and awaiting arraignment.
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