LSD Therapy Used At Topeka VA Hospital Aids Alcoholics
At Topeka VA Hospital an LSD based program has aided over 350 alcoholics since 1963. Dr. Kenneth E. Godfrey reports 25 percent abstinent, 25 percent much improved, 25 percent improved, and 25 percent no better or worse. The 26 day regimen uses group therapy first, then escalating dosages, with a mirror helping patients confront self-image. The hospital stresses commitment to quitting drinking and notes some psychotic reactions but sees LSD as a controlled, constructive tool under supervision.
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Topeka
Kan
Veterans Administration Hospital
Kenneth E. Godfrey
Godfrey
Cosmonauts Near Hookup in Orbital Rendezvous Test
Soviet space effort advances as Soyuz 10 and the unmanned Salute maneuver in close proximity for a potential linkup. Tass reports 22 and 86 orbits respectively with systems functioning and crews feeling fine after scientific runs.
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Moscow
Orbital Space Laboratory
Tass
Soyuz 10
Weather Summary For Friday With High Of 67
Reported high Friday 67 and low 43 with a year ago high 75 and low 36. Record highs 89 in 1906 and record low 26 in 1967. Hourly readings end at 8 am with values from 50 to 66, including 58 at 11 pm and a barometer reading of 29.80.
Massive Peaceful Viet Protests Overrun Capitol Grounds
Tens of thousands of young protesters marched peacefully toward a locked Capitol from the Washington Monument grounds. Two Vietnam veterans led the march, while others waved Viet Cong flags. Authorities anticipated 100,000 to 250,000 attendees as Capitol fences and security tightened around the White House and Justice Department.
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Washington
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington Monument Grounds
S.J. Logan
Ken Schutt
Louisville
John N. Mitchell
Pentagon
Executive
White House
Washington Monument
Heavy US air battles over North Vietnam amid SAM fire
US fighter bombers clashed with a Soviet MIG over North Vietnam in a sixth day of intensified air activity. One US aircraft reported minor damage as eight to ten planes faced seven SAM missiles near the Mu Gia and Ban Kai passes. B52s and fighters continued attacks on Ho Chi Minh trail positions while Viet Cong forces in Quang Ngai province inflicted American casualties. Protective reaction strikes rose to 30 since last Sunday.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
North
S.2
U.S
U.S. Command
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
U.S. Navy
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
A Shau
Mekong Delta
Mu Gia
Ban Kai
Quan Lang
Mig Airfield
Hanoi
Mu Gia Pass
Dmz
Book Thrown Away In Theater Business
Kansas City AP reports American Multi Cinema plans 17 multiplex theaters in 13 cities this year adding over 20 thousand seats. CEO Stanley Durwood says AM C operates or builds 203 theaters in 31 cities across 15 states, with two to six screen complexes in shopping centers to offer film choices like TV channels.
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Kansas City
American Multi Cinema, Inc
Stanley H. Durwood
A.M.C
Dallas
Denver
Lakeland
Pensacola
Pompano Beach
Tampa
Florida
San Francisco
Oakland
Los Angeles
AM C
NLRB Rules In Favor Of Target Firm Workers
The NLRB appeals panel upheld trial findings in a dispute at Bob White Target Co. Ottawa. Seven production workers were ordered reinstated with back pay and the firm ordered to recognize Local 605 and refrain from coercion. Donna Meeker’s dismissal sparked walkouts. some workers were later reinstated. The panel’s vote was not unanimous and the decision remains reviewable in federal court.
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NLRB
Richard L. Cannady
Bob White Target Co
Ottawa
National Labor Relations Board
Donna Meeker
Refugees Panic In Shelling Near Indian Border
CALCUTTA AP Thousands of East Pakistanis fled a refugee camp at Petrapole as Pakistani shells fell near the Indian border. About 8,000 refugees lived inside India near Calcutta as shells landed about 200 yards from the frontier. The Pakistan Foreign Office said India's refusal to help clear defectors would be tantamount to recognition of Bangla Desh. The former head of the Pakistani High Commission, Mohammad Hossain Ali, pledged allegiance to Bangla Desh. Shelling prompted a southward flight of refugees and villagers, with artillery ongoing but no Indian forces moved to the border to avoid escalation.
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Calcutta
Petrapole
Pakistan Foreign Office
India
High Commission
East Pakistan
Mohammad Hussain Ali
Bangla Desh
Bengal
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Justice Department
Nixon
National Fence Action Coalition
Capitol Hill
Capitol Steps
Navy
John Kerry
Quang Ngai
da Nang
Fremont
California
Ottawa Police Department
South Main
John R. Ball
Hickory
Fred A. Vogler Jr
Seventh St. Terr
Kansas Highway Patrol
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