Unhungry POW Galanti Tokens Tiny Supersized Appetite
Portmouth Va AP The listless appetite of returned war prisoner Paul E Galanti is improving after a week at Portsmouth Naval Hospital Corpsmen report he now asks for thicker milkshakes His wife Phyllis says he is attentive to cars sports and changes in style He recalled life before capture and has seen POW bracelets proposed to melt into a Smithsonian statue for the missing in Southeast Asia effort
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Portsmouth
Paul E. Galanti
Galanti
Phyllis
Portsmouth Naval Hospital
Ottawa figures oppose Kansas lobbying tightening bills
Ottawa attorney Robert Anderson and other lobbyists testified against proposed lobbying controls before the Kansas House Federal and State Affairs Committee. They argued the measures amount to a witch hunt and warned they could enable a big brother watch over legislators and agents, suggesting a delay to 1984 if enacted.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Federal and State Affairs Committee
Kansas House
Jack Swartz
Kansas, Association of Commerce and Industry
James Turner
Kansas Savings and Loan League
Robert Anderson
House
Ottawa
Turner
Mexico Drug Traffic A Growing Problem
Two congressmen warn narcotics traffickers exploit widespread corruption in Mexico making it a key source and transit point for U.S. entrants. They cite U.S. agents who call Mexico a major producer and marketplace after Argentina’s crackdown, noting limited government commitment and a recent Sonora operation that netted 9.5 tons of marijuana and 1 kg of heroin.
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Mexico
United States
U.S
France
Robert H. Steele
R-Conn
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Steele
Morgan F
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