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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1971

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2

NORML's Mars of Marijuana Legalization Efforts Grows

Keith Stroup runs NORML in Washington aiming to legalize marijuana for adults. The group has 1,400 dues paying members, a $2,000 phone bill, and Playboy foundation funding but no Congressional sponsors yet. Stroup seeks state lobbying aid and legal help, praising a commission hint on possible penalties repeal.

Washington Keith Stroup National Organization To Playboy Magazine Foundation NORML Stroup Texas Michigan Vietnam California Ohio Playboy Foundation American Civil Liberties Union National Commission On Marijuana and Drug Abuse Commission Tor Michael Sonnenreich Justice Department Sonnenreich Marijana R. Keith Stroup Legalize Marijuana Lobby

Peking Gains In Race For Recognition

United Nations researchers report four more members recognize Communist China than Taiwan's Nationalist government. The Dag Hammarskjold Library lists 60 recognizing Peking and 56 recognizing Taiwan as the General Assembly debates seating and expelling, with US and Albanian resolutions in play. Ten of those recognizing Peking since November include Cameroon and Turkey among others, with several likely to abstain or vote carefully.

United Nations U.N China Chiang Kai-shek Dag Hammarskjold Library General Assembly Peking Taiwan U.S Security Council Cameroon Sencegal Sierra Leone Togo Austria Turkey Kuwait Iran Peru

Coal Mine Parley Resumes Tuesday

Negotiations between the United Mine Workers and the Bituminous Coal Operators Association are recessed until Tuesday. About 100,000 miners remain on strike nationwide while union negotiators meet in New York with the UMW Wage and Policy Committee to approve a new contract.

Charleston W. Va Cap United Mine Workers Bituminous Coal Operators Association UMW New York

Republicans Land Top HUD Jobs Amid Merit Claims

A sweeping look at top HUD housing posts shows at least 14 of 32 area directors come from GOP ranks, with nine career officials promoted and many hires unfolding under Republican administrations. Names include Wayne Babbit, Carroll Oakes, Elmer Smith, Creeley Buchanan, and Robert Breeden among others. Brazil harvested 1.68 million bags of coco beans in 1970.

Washington Federal Service Department of Housing and Urban Development U.S. Civil Service Commission Dwight D. Eisenhower Wayne Babbitt Little Rock Ark Arkansas Livestock and Poultry Commission Republic Gove Oc Tennessee Carroll G. Oakes Morristown Tenn Oakes C. March Miller HUD George Romney Knoxville Jon W. Pitts Birmingham Ala Frank D. Cerabone Buffalo N.Y New York State Lawrence L. Thompson Hartford U.S James H. Price San Francisco Fergus 4. Theibert Columbus Ohio Charles J. Lieberth Pittsburgh Daniel Richardson Jr Boston Brazil

Javits appeals to labor to back Phase 2

Senator Javits urges labor leaders to cooperate for Phase 2 of Nixon’s economic plan. He says the Cost of Living Council will not veto Pay Board decisions, while AFL CIO head Meany and union leaders plan a meeting to review discrepancies between pre announcements and later interpretations.

Washington Jacob Javits R-N.y Nixon Javits Cost of Living Council Afl-Cio George Meany United Auto, Workers and Teamsters Meany UAW Leonard Woodcock Teamsters Frank Fitzsimmons Tripartite Board On Pay Commission On Prices Connally Commission

Preparation H claims fast relief for hemorrhoid swelling

Doctors report Preparation H reduces swelling of inflamed hemorrhoidal tissues and relieves pain and itching for hours. Tests on hundreds of patients in New York Washington DC and at a medical center show similar results. Millions buy it yearly for its multiple benefits whether in ointment or suppositories.

New York Washington, D.C

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