Marijuana Laws Similar to Alcohol Urged by California Official
California narcotics official Weldon Smith told a New York conference that marijuana use has surged and should be regulated like alcohol rather than banned. He warned high school teachers, college students, and professionals among users, while stressing heroin and methamphetamine remain the severest drugs. He stopped short of legalization and urged careful regulation based on new evidence.
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Mead says marriages must remodel for survival
Anthropologist Margaret Mead told Stanford University students that American marriages must be remodeled to survive. She criticized the idea that every marriage should be ideal, arguing people cannot excel in all roles. She forecast growth of male-female associations pairing partners by skills and interests.
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Wives get secret clearance for cabinet aides
Washington sources say wives of President Nixon's cabinet members may receive secret briefings and attend future cabinet meetings. Ronald L. Ziegler claimed loyalty to country required clearance, while Mrs Mitchell urged national reform during a TV interview. In Los Angeles, vandals damaged 12 classrooms at 96th Street School, killing four pet chickens and smashing windows.
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