LSD Tests On Soldiers Reported By Washington Post
The Army and University of Maryland reportedly tested LSD on hundreds including soldiers unaware they were drugged. Tests spanned 1956 to 1959 at Edgewood Arsenal Aberdeen Proving Ground and Ft Bragg with aims of wartime use. Some volunteers and near-misses are noted with no CIA link confirmed.
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Post
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Rockefeller Commission
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CIA
Benefits Encourage Some Not To Work
A Brookings Institution study says insured workers extend unemployment duration longer than uninsured peers. It notes after benefits end some reject or delay taking jobs, and 65 weeks of benefits in 1975 tied to higher wages and prices. Benefits may raise job search quality and social value while not causing unemployment.
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Stephen T. Marston
Marston
Spokane to Hire 24 Artists Under Federal Program
Spokane Allied Arts Council administers a year long program funding 24 unemployed artists for one month each with federal money. Each artist will be paid 700 dollars and work on painting sculpture photography sticker drawing and printmaking projects within their one month term.
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Spokane
UPI
Spokane Allied Arts Council
Kissinger vows U S opposition to Israel expulsion bid
Secretary of State Kissinger says the United States would strongly oppose a U N General Assembly move to expel Israel. Arab ministers urge the U N to expel Israel, while Kissinger warns Third World nations against such actions and seeks clarity on Egypt's mandate termination for the Sinai peacekeeping force.
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Henry Keys Washington
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Henry Kissinger
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General Assembly
Kissinger
Milwaukee
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Security Council
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