Young Steinbeck Arrested After Pot Bust in DC
John Steinbeck III, Vietnam veteran and son of the novelist, says 85 percent of American troops in Vietnam use marijuana. Police confiscated 20 pounds of marijuana and Steinbeck's manuscripts after a District of Columbia raid. He predicts widespread jailings and argues law reforms will come as youth become tomorrow's lawmakers. He also suggests marijuana should be as casual as smoking.
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Dr Goddard cites alcohol deaths as 11000 annually
Dr James L Goddard head of the FDA says alcohol causes at least 11000 deaths a year and defends his remarks on marijuana risks while facing House criticism. He favors decriminalizing possession of marijuana but keeps penalties for sale. Congress members and a Harlem clinic director call for his resignation and testimony.
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Collegiants Vote For Legal Pot And Vietnam Policy
Sacramento State College ballots show a slim vote for legalizing marijuana with 1,229 in favor and 1,160 opposing, among about 3,000 voters. In Vietnam options, the top choice with 48 votes urged halting bombing and pursuing negotiations, while 563 favored other military measures and 193 backed current policy.
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