Returning War Veterans May Get 30 Day Heroin Treatment
SAN FRANCISCO AP Servicemen returning from Vietnam addicted to heroin may receive 30 days of treatment before discharge. John Kester policy director for the Defense Department’s drug program said the approach is a humane step, while doctors argued for disability payments and civilian treatment options. An Army survey is cited showing one third of enlisted men in Vietnam tried hard drugs. The plan aims to identify addicts earlier than discharge, with compulsory urinalysis tests for those leaving Vietnam.
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British security chiefs guard Soviet defector Fedosseiev secrecy
The Home Office confirmed Anatol Fedosseiev, a 52 year old Soviet space expert, is in Britain with permission to stay. British observers weigh his impact on East West space collaboration while a NASA NIC team pursues docking system talks in Houston. Observers note his knowledge of Soviet planning could aid Western missile and space strategy.
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Supreme Court Near End Of Term With Ali and Church Aid Appeals
The Supreme Court prepares to wrap up the 1970 71 term with rulings on Muhammed Ali draft exemption and federal church related college aid. Justices weigh 15 argued cases and about 200 petitions as they decide student jury trial rights and wiretapping policy.
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Johnson rejects Pentagon Vietnam study findings
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson doubts the secret Pentagon Vietnam study. Time and Newsweek quote him as saying the documents misrepresent his role, are biased and leaked with near treason. He cites his 18 month delay before troop deployment and censorship gaps as key errors. Ellsberg comments on Kissinger's access to the study.
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Israel Eyes Soviet Backing in Talks to Resume Steps
Foreign Minister Abba Eban said Israel expects the Soviet Union to initiate steps to resume contacts cut off after the 1967 war. He told American Jews in Jerusalem that such an initiative is desirable and Israel is ready. Romania remains the sole Soviet bloc nation not to sever ties. Meanwhile Lebanon's Premier Saeb Jam is on a three day visit to Jordan amid mediation rumors with Palestinian guerrillas. Salam met Yasir Arafat to review the situation as Cairo hosts talks between Anwar Sadat and King Faisal.
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Medina Attorneys To Call Witnesses In Dismissal Bid
Defense lawyers at Ft McPherson plan to call seven witnesses in a pretrial hearing as they seek dismissal of charges that Capt Ernest Medina killed 102 My Lai villagers. Witnesses include Aubrey Daniel and Lt Gen Albert Connor. Bailey argues improper Army conduct tainted the case.
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