New GI heroin danger in Saigon prompts U S probe
The withdrawal from combat has left more GIs in Saigon facing a deadly heroin market with an almost pure supply selling for about 3 dollars. Overdose deaths are rising, with 33 in September and estimates exceeding 50 soon, while the Pentagon contends drug problems persist despite efforts.
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Saigon
Cholon
USO
Flowers
Capitol Hill
Tom Dodd
Defense Department
Pentagon
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Dodd
Bangkok
Stars and Stripes
Controversy Over dam and local higher education in Ukiah
Letters criticize a proposed dam on the Eel River and the effect on national forest lands. They urge louder citizen action while questioning regional water policy. The second letter addresses higher education access, noting low college attendance among Ukiah graduates compared to Santa Rosa, Napa, and Sebastopol, and arguing for a local junior college campus or expansion to Ukiah or Redding.
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Ukiah
Calif
Ukiah Daily Journal
Mister Webster
Mendocino
Army Corp of Engineers
Round Valley
Coyote Valley
Daily Journal
Reagan
California
Coyote Dam
Eel River
Russian
Board of Supervisors
Corp
Califor
Nia
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Santa Rosa
Napa
Sebastopol
Montgomery
San Francisco
Humbold State
Humboldt State College
Cornelius H. Simons
Redding
Lake
Senate Follows Cautious Path On Women's Rights Amendment
In 1970 the amendment guaranteeing women's rights cleared the House judiciary panel after years of delay and moved swiftly in an election year. Fifteen lawmakers opposed equality, but in the Senate calm procedures shielded the Constitution. Senator Sam Ervin warned of possible female military draft, though broad support remained.
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House Judiciary Committee
Senate
Lawyer and two police freed from jammed cell in England
STETNING England police and a lawyer were discussing six prisoners when the cell lock jammed turning the room into a locked-in situation. It took about forty minutes to free them all.
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Stetning
England
UPI
UNICEF Aids Most of World’s Children in Developing Nations
UNICEF helps protect over 900 million children from malnutrition and disease in developing countries. The program supports health, nutrition, and future citizenship, guiding them toward improved well being and opportunities.
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United Nations Children's Fund
Ukiah Daily Journal
Unicef
Unicef Aid
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