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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1967

Page

4

Drug STP sparks warning in San Francisco hippie district

UPI report from San Francisco says a psychedelic drug with terrifying effects was distributed in the city's hippie district and could become a national fad. Two drug experts warn the data on STP and its treatment are disturbing and emphasize spreading warning to hippies and others who might encounter it.

Paul R.jeschke SAN_FRANCISCO UPI San Francisco David H. Smith Alcohol and Drug San Francisco General Hospital U. S. Army Haight-Ashbury Smith Los Angeles Frederick H. Meyers University of California Medical Center

Hollybush reprise shows tensions and hope for reduced arms

Reporters recount Kosygin and Johnson leaving Hollybush with deeper mutual understanding and a cautious view that slowed Soviet American tension. Officials note China pressures, the burden on Moscow, and the risk of overreaction shaping a wary but improved dialogue.

Johnson Kosyfin Kremlin Hollybush Kosygin United States U.S Hanoi U.N. General Assembly China Peking Canada Washington Camp David Nikita S. Khrushchev Eisenhower Richard J. Hughes New Jersey Glassboro State College

Reagan Tax Plan Faces Senate Cuts and Next-Year Talk

Reagan’s tax package faces Senate reductions estimated over 300 million dollars, prompting Veneman to warn Reagan may seek another tax rise next year. The governor acknowledged Democrats could pressure him into renewed tax increases. Nearby coastal town discussions recall historic diplomacy between leaders in a setting likened to Potsdam.

Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee Senate Reagan Veneman

Malignancy surgery looms for Alabama governor

Gov Lurleen B Wallace disclosed she has a possible malignancy and may need surgery next week at MD Anderson in Houston Texas. She will stay in the state mansion with husband until departure and Lt Gov Albert Brewer would act if she is out of state beyond 20 days.

Montgomery Ala UPD Lurleen B. Wallace Houston Tex George Wallace St. Margaret’s Hospital M.D. Anderson Wallace Alabama Warren Rutherford

Khrushchev in Exile TV Special Plans July Airing

NBC will televise an exclusive one hour study of former Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev in retirement on July 11. The program titled Khrushchev in Exile His Opinions and Revelations features his reminiscences in his own voice with translations. Producer Lucy Jarvis and reporter Edwin Newsman present material from private Soviet and international sources never before made public. The special explores Khrushchev’s rise to power his ties with Stalin and his views on Eisenhower Kennedy Mao and the Cuban missile crisis.

Rick DU Brow Hollywood UPI NBCTV Nikita S. Khrushchev Nbc-Tv Kivushchev NBC News Soviet Union Lucy Jarvis Kremlin Bravo Edwin Newsman Frank Gervasi Nbgc-Fv Moscow Aus Pair -Tv Khrushchev U.S.S.R Stalin Eisenhower Kennedy Red China Mao T'se-tung

Johnson and Kosygin discuss future talks on war risks

Johnson and Kosygin reiterated opposition to Israeli withdrawal without reduced warfare risk and agreed in principle on future summits but gave no date or place. congressional briefing noted additional conferences. White House confirmed talks and direct contacts without a set schedule. Hussein said Jordan would endure despite setbacks.

Kosygin Johnson White House George Christian U. N Hussein Jordan Christian

Benefit Marathon Hits Four-Day Marathon In New Jersey

In Chester New Jersey a 400 inning softball benefit game at Far Hills Fairgrounds continued for a fourth day to aid the American Cancer Society. West Morris Regional High School players 20 athletes pursued a record 400 innings after breaking last year’s 310 inning mark. At 316 innings the Nightowls led 381 to 301 with over 500 hits recorded. Alaska's Mount McKinley is noted as North America's tallest peak.

Chester N.J UPI West Morris Regional High School Far Hills Fairgrounds American Cancer Society

Federal and Interior letters discuss park land and access

A government note states the Forest Service cannot transfer lands in fee except by exchange and opposes establishing new interior park areas. It requests Interior consider issuing a permit for a road through Sequoia National Park to access Mineral King Recreation Area. It predicts job losses from Rellim-Miller shutdown would be offset by new pay, with $8.3 million in park development over five years, including $16.6 million in Del Norte County.

Forest_Service National Forest Interior Department Agriculture Department Sequoia National Park Mineral King Rellim- Miller del Norte County

Woman Bit by Fishhook Case Awarded Six Thousand

A district court jury believed a woman's claim after she said she bit into a roll at a coffee shop and felt a fishhook in her tongue. The judge awarded her $6,000 in damages.

Justice Department expands anti price fixing enforcement

Attorney General Ramsey Clark announced that more than 700 federal officials will push against Sherman Act price fixing violations. He authorized 94 U.S. attorneys and 620 assistants to join the effort, expanding beyond the Antitrust Division which previously handled the sanctions.

Washington AUPI Justice Department Atty Ramsey Clark U.S Department Antitrust Division

Deming Chamber Ships Beans to Vietnam Soldier

In Deming New Mexico a letter from a Vietnam soldier sparked action. The Deming Luna County Chamber of Commerce organized a shipment of pinto beans to the serviceman, aiming to ease homesickness with a familiar staple from home.

Deming, N.M UPI Vietnam Deming-Luna County Chamber of Commerce New Mexico

Water skier fined in Calumet River case in Chicago

Norman L. Weekly, 25, a Covina California salesman, appeared in traffic court in Chicago and was fined 25 dollars for water skiing down the Calumet River.

Chicago UPI Norman L Covina Calif Calumet River

Empire Carnival Treats Readies July Fairgoer Lineup

July headlines showcase Napa County Fair Calistoga Frontier Days Willits Monte Rio Water Carnival Lake County Miss Lake County Pageant and ski boat races. Pyrotechnics light Candlestick Park Sausalito Corte Madera-Larkspur Crescent City as Sonoma Marin exhibits and fairs run July 1 to Aug 1 with racing rodeos folk dance and Shakespeare festival stages.

Redwood Empire Napa County Calistoga Willits Monte Rio Russian River Candlestick Park Sausalito Corte Madera - Larkspur Crescent City Petaluma Sonoma- Marin Santa Rosa Sonoma County Fair Garberville Lakeport Fortuna

Eshkol cites peace path with Arabs and refugees

Israel’s Prime Minister Eshkol says a future peace must rest on mutual recognition and better frontiers to stop Arab shelling. He supports helping refugees via funds or an international loan and expects Arab leaders to seek peace if not branded traitors by Nasser, while denying Russians captured in Syria reports.

Syria Eshkol Israel Mideast Egypt Gamal Abdel Nasser

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