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jay, October 25, 1967 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesd WASHINGTON (AP) -- Top} U.S. officials are widely divided|studies of narcotics and drug in their views op marijuana.|abuse hopes to have solid evi- fe. But they are concerned and;dence in about two years. ' trying to learn more about it. | Dr. Roger Meyer, acting cen- The division was underscored tre director, acknowledged in an following the statement last\interview that the centre is week by Dr. James L. Goddard, | under heavy pressure to get the food and drug commissioner,|answer fast. And he said the that he believes marijuana is|question policymakers want to less dangerous than alcohol. answer is whether marijuana Goddard recommended relax- should be legalized. jing severe laws against marijua-| For now, says Lee, the admin na to eliminate penaltiesjistration's policy is that there against possession. He said pen-|should be no change in the law, alties should be retained for dis-/which equates marijuana with tribution or sale. {the extremely dangerous opiate Taking a sharply different po-|heroin and with other strong lsition, U.S. Narcotics Commis-| narcotics. 'sioner Henry L. Giaordano testi- re \fied before Congress earlier this GET 2-19 YEARS | i year that marijuana "is not, as The Federal Narcotics Act re, people say, less dangerous provides for a mandatory prison ape term of two to 10 years for first than alcohol or less than smok-! j¢rq, saa ck ; fig tobacco." joffences on possession of mari- B juana, though discretionary sen- LACK KNOWLEDGE |tences are allowed for offenders And Dr. Philip R. Lee, assist-/ up to age 26. lant secretary for scientific af-| In Colorado, the death penalty "< fairs for the department of|is provided for second convic- * ee health, told' The Associated/tions involving persons under 25 i ne : bs \ Paden "We just don't have/with narcotics--including mari- cptaaacey -- Bs aa enough information" to know juana. the dangers of marijuana What are the dangers of mari- To fill the gap in scientific|juana? data on the drug, the govern- Federal, officials agreed in a ment has put high priority on series of interviéws that it is new research by the National easier to say what the dangers Institute of Mental Health are not. NIPER- lagers during Operation Wal- lowa near Binh Vang in SEARCHING FOR A S seeking the source of sniper fire pinning down his unit << A Cavalry Division soldier moves through dry am Top U.S. Chiefs Divided % In Their Marijuana Views The institute's new centre of; And U.S. customs officials re- port trouble trying to keep out packages of marijuana some U.S. servicemen in Vietnam are to be by no means harmless, ;marijuana. But indications are saying "it can cause anxiety, |that the number is increasing. A confusion or disorientation '|survey for Reader's Digest said Tuesday night that about six THE OSHAWA TIN Wednesday, October : and induce temporary, psy: ' P n chotic episodes in predisposed|per cent of college students|sending theif families. z ---- ---- people." have tried the drug. Dr. Milton Silverman, a co-or-| U.S. customs officials seized a} CABBIES GET NIGHT OUT C hun ro W n ( record 26,000 pounds of the drug last fiscal year, twice as much as the year before. Federal convictions jumped to LONDON (CP)--Three dred London cab drivers were given a free night out at the new Royal Lancaster Hotel by dinator of research efforts on alcohol and drugs for the health department, put it this way: iy | wouldn't want someone who has The president's crime com- jmission said earlier this year Extra Bi marijuana is not habit-forming n 1€ |physically, although users may been smoking marijuana 0/381 from 215 in 1966. the management. "We want to 'become psychologically depend-|drive me around in a car." Use of the drug is rising/be sure that when they are Jent on it; the user does not feel} No one knows how many|among young professional peo- asked about us, they speak with By DAVID LANC! authority," said the manager. 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