All-Out Narcotics War II Urges Broad Community Crusade
Frederick Kiwanis Club members should form a broad community committee to fight heroin and other drug addiction among youths in Frederick County. Senator Edward P. Thomas cites rising youth drug use, the high costs of addiction, thefts to support habits, and the need for preventive education, professional treatment centers, and targeted court actions for pushers and dealers.
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Frederick County
Edward P. Thomas
Frederick Carroll
Kiwanis Club
Thomas
Senator Thomas
Frederick Kiwanis Club
Thomas Well
America
Salem
Agen
Quotes on willpower and world affairs from notable figures
A collection of brief quotes spans personal resolve from Katharine Hepburn to foreign policy views by George Bush and Henry Kissinger. The quotes touch on quitting smoking, global order at the UN, Vietnam war strategy, and social commentary on bread and pills as well as economic critiques.
Darvon crisis links pills to heroin and fraud in drug market
A federal study shows Darvon, promoted by Eli Lilly, is misused by addicts seeking heroin like effects, with overprescribing by doctors and phony pharmacies feeding the black market. The piece notes related methadone issues, a Tupelo lab shutdown, and upcoming Senate hearings on reforms. It also covers Pan Am receiving a four million dollar government advance amid war risk insurance disputes over a 1970 Cairo jetliner loss.
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Washington
America
Ed Lilly
Darwon
Lilly
Tupelo
Miss
Sen
Gaylord Nelson
Nelson
Darvon
Gays
PAN AM
Pan American Airways
Cairo
Transportation Department
Justice Department
Pan Ara
Welfare and economic justice in public welfare debate
Public letter argues welfare policy should address economic justice and fair wages, criticizing forced labor proposals and wage gaps. It calls for more honesty and compassion within corporate structures rather than government control or socialism, urging focus on real issues over moralistic attacks on the poor.
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HEW
Meany
Washington
November 1951 Frederick News: Campiagn, Demolition and Christmas Drive
The issue reports Knights of Pythias members and new recruitment in Frederick amid a campaign for 500 new members. Weather delays and demolition of the City Hotel foretell a new $800,000 hotel on Broadway with foundation work starting soon. Also noted are a veteran marriage linked to wartime training and a large Thanksgiving fundraiser by Voiture Locale 155 providing a turkey dinner and rides for local children.
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CTE
Frederick
City
Court Street
Bredontek
En Share
Clinton McShvrry
American Legion
St. John’s Minstrel Association
Florida primary outlook favors Muskie in Wallace absent race
Florida experts argue that Henry M. Jackson trails Muskie in the March 14 primary, with Muskie likely to win without Wallace. They note Jackson’s identity problem and liberal school-busing stance, while Muskie gains from October dates and campus support. McGovern leads on campuses, Bayh’s exit reshapes alignments, and Wallace could shake the field if he runs.
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Nea
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Sen
Henry M. Jackson
Edmund Muskie
Alabama
George Wallace
Jackson
Muskie
Wallace
New York
John V. Lindsay
Maine
George McGovern
South Dakota
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Birch Bayh
McGovern
Bayh
Tampa
Orlando
David Kennedy
Miami
Richard Milhouse Nixon
University of Florida
Gainesville
Nixon
Edward Kennedy
Hubert Tumphrey
R ' Wallace
Ifis
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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George Bush
Eland
Weare
Peking
Henry A. Kissinger
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Barbara Ward Jackson
Berth Contral
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Carroll L. Boyer
Mrederich
Jeri Bowers
Thurmont
Cub Scouts
Qurden
Pat Palmer
Myeraville, Me
Tootherls
Ignats
Joseph DV
Conpaiga Workers
Moangan City
Julius P. Grahe
Empire Theatre
Ada F. ‘Thorpe
Anniston
V News
Windawe
Gambrill State Park
High Knob
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