Nixon in Polls as Campaigns Reach Climax
Nixon trails in California polls as tensions rise over campaign tactics. Murphy accuses Tunney of ethics violations while Unruh targets Reagan with anti tax reform charges. Reagan orders National Guard in plain clothes and guards vote centers amid threats. labor leaders blame Nixon for provoking students during a San Jose incident.
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Tunney
Murphy
Technicolor Corp
Unruh
Thomas E. Dewey
Harry Truman
Iscmells
Reagan
Nixon
Agnew
California
Tumey
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
California National Guard
George Murphy
Ronald Reagan
Henning
White House
San Jose State College
Bill Becker
One in Five Americans Report Nervous Breakdown Feelings
The Public Health Service reports evidence that nearly one in five American adults has had a nervous breakdown or felt an impending one. Among 6,672 adults surveyed, 4.9 percent had actual breakdowns and 12.8 percent reported impending breakdowns, with higher rates in women and among lower education and income groups.
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Washington
The
Public Health Service
Ing
Whit
Assistant prosecutor testifies fear of police during riot trial
In Baltimore an assistant city state's attorney testified as a defense witness that he feared police for his own safety. Anton J. Keating said officers acted excessively during a confrontation with demonstrators at the outdoor Manor Mart last May while Eric Hallengren faced charges of inciting to riot assaulting an officer and disorderly conduct.
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Baltimore
Anton J. Keating
Eric Hallengren
Manor Mart
Keating
Criminal Court
Voters in Heavy Turnout in San Francisco County
In the first hours 13.06 percent of the county's 3 million registered voters had gone to the polls, a higher share than the primary. Registrar Ray E. Lee predicted 75 to 80 percent turnout today, with 60.4 percent in the primary. Separately San Francisco supervisors endorsed expanding ferryboat service linking San Francisco, Marin and Sonoma counties, approving a $17 million plan after one boat was already in operation.
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County Registrar-Recorder’s Office
Ray E. Lee
Lee
Pan
San Francisco
UPT
Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District
San’ Francisco
Marin
Sonoma
Beard versus beards sparks a controversial reformer tale
Palmer, jailed for assault and later released while still wearing a beard, founded Fruitlands near Harvard. He died in 1875 amid debates on facial hair. a fragment notes "Persecuted for wearing a beard" as a cultural slogan. A reader asks ACTION LINE to resolve a refund from Alexander Sales for Bela-Wedgles, with company promising full refund after internal errors.
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Palmer
Fruitlands
Harvard University
A. Breseta
Alexander Sales
Action Line
National Coucil of
Better Business Bureaus
New York City
BEB
Emmanuel Tiller
Alexander
Methadone Centers Plan Stirs County Debate
Action Line reports no methadone centers exist yet in Los Angeles County as officials await Los Angeles Board of Supervisors approval for proposed centers. Criteria target men aged 18 to 40 with heroin addiction and felony history, with potential relaxation for treatment needs. An Orange County program at Orange County Medical Center expands under supervisor vote. contact head nurse Kathleen Russell for details.
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Los Angeles County
Ronald Reggan
Los Angeles
Bruce Wooley
County Health Department
Los Angeles Board of Supervisors
Wooley
Action Ling
Orange County
Board of Supervisors
Orange County Medical Center
Orange
Kathleen Russell
Orange County Medical Contlor
Worst Navy drug problem in Southern California
A Navy briefing outlines a rapid rise in drug abuse among sailors from 1963 onward, with 611 discharges in 1967 rising to 2,400 in 1968. Marijuana and LSD are highlighted, LSD causing most discharges, with fears of flashbacks and the need for stricter recruitment screening. Rehabilitation outcomes are noted, along with investigations and the risk of drug use as an escape or as a vulnerability exploited by enemies.
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Navy
Salt
Ronald E. Rusk
Washington, D.C
Naval Investigative Service
Rush
Kent Comment Ban Lifted on Kent State Grand Jury Report
UPI reports U.S. District Court Judge Ben C Green lifted a state court ban on critical public comment about a special grand jury report on the Kent State University disturbances last spring The American Civil Liberties Union filed the suit The grand jury indicted 25 persons and absolved the Ohio National Guard of fault in the May 4 deaths of four students The judge called the lower court order overly broad and said the ban should be removed
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Kent, Ohio
UPI
Kent State University
U.S. District Court
Ben C. Green
Portage County Common Pleas Court
Green
American Civil Liberties Union
Special Grand
Ohio National Guard
Kent State
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