Judge Admits Narcotics Is Soviet Problem
Moscow judge A Aduyev called for compulsory hospitalization of drug addicts and alcoholism treatment in Izvestia, arguing Soviet law cannot rehabilitate addicts until they commit a crime. He said narcotics are a youth problem and urged state hospitalization.
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Detroit Newspaper Strike Shows Settlement Readied
Detroit's month long newspaper strike ends as Plate and Paper Handlers Union removes pickets at the Detroit News Building after a meeting. The union says the dispute with the News not settled, with NLRB ruling favoring a lockout. Papers expected Friday.
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Plate and Paper Handlers Union
Detroit News
Robert Butz
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Plate and Paper Handlers
Local 10
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Tom Romwell
National Labor Relations Board
Teamsters
George Edwards
The
International Typographical Union
Morning Free Press
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the News
Ilion patrons grant life free meals to longtime guest
ILION, N Y AP Melvin Casler 88 won’t have to pay for meals again as Peter and Tony Scaparo owners of a local restaurant vow he can dine there for life. Casler after 35 years of patronage says their cooking must agree with him and he plans to keep eating there.
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N.Y
Melvin Casler
Peter
Tony Scaparo
Casler
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