Marijuana seen as social catalyst in sixties, ASU professor says
ASU sociology professor Hans Sebald calls cannabis a growing social catalyst of the era while noting teenagers use marijuana more than any drug except alcohol. He cautions against legalization, cites lack of clinical studies, and contrasts marijuana with LSD and stimulants as harmful but argues current laws are overly harsh for a non narcotic drug.
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Arizona State University
Iowa
Mexico
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James Goddard
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Constandines J. Maris
University of Athens
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Sebald
Howard Becker
Dr. Sebald
New York City
Georgia
Westport Drug Scandal Stuns Affluent Connecticut Town
Westport Connecticut, a wealthy town near New York, reeled after revelations of teen drug use. A child psychiatrist calls marijuana use an epidemic, with two Staples High School girls found to be high on LSD or methedrine and more arrests following.
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Greenwich, Conn
New York
East Village
Darien
Greenwich
Leon Tee
Mid-Fairfield
Motorist jailed fifteen days for DWI in City Court
Scottsdale man Lawrence Edward Brennan, 41, of 620 N 74th St, received a 15 day jail term after a DWI citation. Radar fines were levied on six speeders including Erma Belle Lee and Merlyn Decker with amounts from 16 to 25 dollars. Three others paid school zone speeding fines. Several drivers paid with speeds not reasonable and prudent, including Ted Beam and Edith Powell, with fines ranging from 15 to 26 dollars.
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Lawrence Edward Brennan
74Th St
Erma Belle Lee
Joshua Tree Lane
Merlyn Charles Decker
E. Sage Dr
James Kenneth Greene
Avenue
Victor Hugo
Robert Kenneth Hamilton
N. Wells Fargo
Helen Maureen Grant
W. Berridge
E. Granada
Kenneth Charles Hornbeck
Tempe
Ted Lester Beam
E. Princeton
Edith B. Powell
E. San Miguel
Ann Dolores Patchett
N. 50Th St
Stephen Lewis Lodwick
Marcel Joseph Andre
E. Orange Blossom
Cathy Sue Rizer
E. Pasadena
Wayne J. Willyerd
Smith
Donald Kerr
E. Cypress
Lolita Marie Clayton
E. Heatherbrae
Vincent Raymond Monaco
San Gabriel
Calif
Jimmy Gale Crow
45Th St
Martin William Quinn
E. Windsor
Guards Move In As Indiana Election Battle Heats Up
National Guard units move heavy equipment into Lake County Gary area amid court fights over voter registration and a push to delay the Gary mayoral election. Richard G. Hatcher seeks delay to purge ghost voters while DOJ seeks to bar local officials from diluting Negro voting strength.
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Richard G. Hatcher
Hatcher
George N. Beamer
Justice Department
Lake County
Gary
Indiana
John J. Dillon
Indiana Supreme Court
Superior Court
Roger D. Branigin
Joseph B. Radigan
Mooresville
Ralph Lett
National Guard
Supai Yavapai Cadette Scouts Plan Outing
Cadette Girl Scouts of Troop 334, led by Mrs. Dean Pease, will host an inter-troop cook out at North Mountain Park next Saturday to watch a Phoenix Cadette troop led by Maurice Bradford in action and share time with their daughters.
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Maurice Bradford
Valley Plaza Methodist Church
Dean Pease
Pontiff Returns to Work After Surgery
Pope Paul VI resumes duties two days after prostate operation. He summoned Cardinal Cicognani for a 45 minute briefing and spoke with his brothers Ludovico Montini and Dr Francesca Montini. Doctors call his condition satisfactory as he begins a month long convalescence. Thousands pray at St. Peter's Basilica despite drizzle.
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UPI
Paul VI
Vatican
Amelio Cardinal Cicognani
St. Peter’s Basilica
Teenage GOP club to sponsor Ronald Reagan film
The Coronado Teenagers Republicans Club will sponsor a film narrated by Ronald Reagan at its meeting tonight. The movie starts at 7 15 pm after a short business meeting at the Papago Motor Hotel at McDowell and Scottsdale Road. The event is open to interested teens and adults.
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Coronado
Congress fights over nuclear defenses in orbital bomber threat
Washington reports a major clash between Congress and the Johnson administration over Soviet orbital bombing and the Pentagon ABM Sentinel shield. Sen. Henry M. Jackson leads hearings with Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Nitze as McNamara argues against a thick shield citing cost and limits. Jackson warns Russia’s weapon threats U.S. superiority in missiles.
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UPI
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Congressional Atomic Energy Subcommittee
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Dash
Defense
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Jackson
Russia
Defense Department
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
U.S
Washington Democrat
United States
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