Marijuana Study Aims to Shape Better Laws
Health officials urge a comprehensive study of marijuana use to guide new legislation. Dr. Roger O. Egeberg and John E. Ingersoll favor a high level commission appointed by health and welfare secretary and attorney general, rather than a presidential panel, to provide real health and legal findings.
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California wine institute gift exchange goes awry
The California Wine Institute celebrates 200 years of wine industry by sending gift bottles to all 49 U.S. governors. Washington Governor Dan Evans paid 6.16 to cover state tax and liquor store markup, while Reagan may face a similar tax bill in a crate of Washington apples.
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Humphrey Discusses Vietnam Peace Plan In Oval Office Meeting
Washington report states Hubert Humphrey, at Nixon's invitation, spent over an hour with the President in the Oval Office discussing Vietnam and later urged bipartisan support for Nixon's peacemaking efforts. The piece notes Humphrey was impressed by Nixon's logic and that critics accused him of being brainwashed.
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Political stir as 1970 election nears with no declared candidates
The piece notes two weeks until the November 1970 election while no one has formally declared candidacy. It highlights ongoing party power struggles, campaign tactics, and the tough demands of public office, with names and ambitions circulating among observers.
Candidates Speak Before Campaign Slogans Hit the Open Field
The men who will be candidates voice statements they hope voters will recall before campaigning begins in earnest. They anticipate public scrutiny after the November 4 election, expecting a breathing spell until after the initial period ends.
Political Year Looms As 1970 Heads To Campaign Front
The text argues that many should admire politicians for enduring campaigns and constant work to appease diverse voter demands. It notes the upcoming 1970 as a notably political year with potential voter volatility and demands shaping governance.
World Series Shows Blacks and Whites Unite in Baseball
David Lawrence argues the recent World Series featured black and white players thriving as teammates with equal merit. He notes Negro players hold high percentages in major sports, cites Don Clendenon as MVP, and views the Mets victory as a unifying moment for New York amid national unrest.
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Middletown Journal Publication Details
The Middletown Journal published daily by Journal Inc lists subscription rates for city delivery at 70 cents per week and per copy costs for weekdays and Sunday. Mail subscriptions vary by area with annual rates of 321.00 within trading area and 3000.00 outside, with outside USA at 3800.00. All mail subscriptions payable in advance.
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Moratorium Morning Frustration and Vietnam Debate
William F Buckley Jr reflects on a television panel with Coffin Tower and Tydings discussing Vietnam. He laments format constraints and shares quotes from Ho Chi Minh Lin Piao and economists, arguing no-win policy risks and urging clarity in debate.
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Encyclopaedia Britannnica
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Lao Dong
Communist) Party
Quiviut and Bird Migration Teachings Mentioned
A musk ox under wool called quiviut is noted. Aristotle is credited as the first to describe bird migration. Mauna Loa is cited as the most lava prolific volcano globally. A 1812 Moscow fire attributed to Russians after French occupation destroyed 30 800 homes.
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