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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1975
Page
2
A U S official reveals that some American officials condone opium poppy cultivation and aid tribesmen to market heroin in the United States. The rationale cites countering Communist influence and gathering intelligence, sparking a debate over moral and political costs of heroin addiction and drug policy.
A regional NFO meeting in Boise argues control of 30 percent of U S beef production could lift prices for small farmers. Dennis Freeberg of Ellensburg says current markets favor big firms and aims to position the NFO to bargain for cattle growers. Fryeburg adds stores should return to the small family farm model.
An OCR filled listing shows morning to late night programs on BS Channel 6 NBC with several misreads. It includes Farm and Home Report Today Show Eyewitness News Celebrity Sweepstakes Wheel of Fortune High Rollers Hollywood Squares Days of Our Lives The Doctors Another World Bonanza Merv Griffin News and Tonight Show entries among others.
Commentary notes Italian Communist gains near the ruling Christian Democrats in June local elections spark renewed calls for an historic coalition. Berlinguer urges acceptance into government while Moscow signals interest in stability and NATO ties. The piece contrasts Communist governance in cities like Bologna with voter disillusionment of Christian Democrats and shifts in Western Europe.
UPI report notes Justice Department lawyers reviewing an appeals court decision that warrants are needed for wiretaps on domestic groups even in national security contexts. The court found JDL headquarters taps in New York unconstitutional without warrants and questioned the scope of national security exemptions.
The Red Cross International Tracing Service reports six previously unknown camps in 1933-34 Germany and 100 smaller branch camps by early 1943. Alfred Opitz says evidence comes from police and city records. sizes were small, not comparable to Dachau or Oranienburg.
Birth notices list a 6 lb 1 oz boy for Mr and Mrs Patrick Phillips of Priest River dated June 20, a 9 lb 2 oz boy for Mr and Mrs Nels Gordon of Sandpoint, a 6 lb 13 oz girl for Mr and Mrs Timothy Ferguson of Sandpoint, an 8 lb girl for Mr and Mrs Alvin Queener of Bonners Ferry dated June 22, and an 8 lb 3 oz boy for Mr and Mrs Phillip Dinning of Bonners Ferry dated June 23.
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