European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 21, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                                June 21, 1968 the stars and stripes a opposes Klizing marijuana Francisco up theous american medical Ilion Ama wednesday opposed legalization of Ana but called currents harsh and  Jama speaking for som doctors in the United labelled marijuana Akroush  it rejected it arguments that pot Jorse than alcohol Dana Farnsworth chair the Ama s Council on health told newsmen of committee decided against immediate recommend on specific penalties for Possession until More is  basically we believe the Lana user should not peered a criminal Farns said. Most of us think St and second offenders be treated much like we traffic  lengthy policy statement Jiri Juana was the first in thear history of the giant group. Expect attacks will be attacked by Theon one Side the doves on tier and even the Sparrow disturbed Farnsworth Ama said studies clearly Ite grass smokers Deve mental dependence on the frequently become Mem iof a drug sub culture Pate to stronger substances Are More suicide prone. Statement said marijuana in the United states is a � potent variety than that Able elsewhere and Eli Ilion of controls would he a flood of stronger forms Tenter through the  Lecclier availability of Man a and especially the More lit forms would inevitably it in not Only the greater Bers of users but greater Bers of psychologically Dent users and even More bus medical and social sequences the committee iting that probably 50 per i of the students  College Environ to use the Weed Farns in said current Laws unfair penalize these curiosity lers by making them pals and fouling up their re productive  be Force extended med nations up Security Council has voted in Mously to extend the Liefie 4,000-Man . Peace keep Force on Cyprus for another months. Page. 7 eve of Fame eve Ramirez 22, beams after her Crowni Gas miss new York state in South Falls Hugh. Shell represent the Empire state at the miss world contest. Up photo Agency under fire of payoff to gangs by Leo charged Washington up chairman John l. Mcclellan d-ark., of the Senate investigating subcommittee is starting hearings to determine if a $927,-300 Federal Grant was used to perpetuate two of Chicago s most notorious Street gangs. Mcclellan said the inquiry Willtry to find out whether the Money was used As a payoff tothe Blackstone rangers and the East Side disciples to buy peace on Chicago streets. He said the Grant was made by the office of economic Opportunity Leo to the Wood Lawn organization a civic group during the 12-month period from june 1967 to the end of May 1968, to finance education an Job training for about 800 Mem Bers of the gangs. The Rev. Arthur Brazier who was president of the Woodlawn lady wants bugs Putney it. A Esther. Pen Eck said recently that bugs do a better Job on bugs than pesticides so she planned to import 15,000 praying Matises and500,000 ladybugs to her farm to kill other bugs. She did t say where she planned to get the Matises and ladybugs. Probe under Way human skulls found in trash pile Bellaire Ohio a six human skulls and possibly a seventh were uncovered at Anold garbage dump in Pinch run near Here wednesday afternoon. There were six skulls an what looked like the remnants of a seventh one which was pretty Well chopped up be Mont county prosecutor John j. Malik or. Said. We have no idea How Lon they had been there or where they might have come from Malik added. Malik said four skulls we recovered with skin and hair. All the skulls contained Teeth an two appeared to be negro and one possibly was that of a Youngchild the prosecutor reported. The skulls appear to be from males. They were found on property owned by Jim Cummins about two Miles South of Bellaire. The property formerly was the Bell Aire City dump and some per sons still Deposit rubbish there illegally Malik  said Cummins son was trying to find some evidence to learn who had been dumping garbage and came across the skulls. Cummins said he smelled preservative fluid when the Heads were  Coroner w. A. Shephard said the skulls definitely weren to from an old India burial ground. He said they re much too recent for that but indicated he has no idea exactly How old they Are. Organization at the time the Grants were made and the school established said indic ago i m going to withhold my comments until i get before that Ommittee. The committee has Only received one Side. There will be some other testimony that will counteract those state  evidence furnished by his sub committee Mcclellan said indicated Little if any Success inthe program of providing Educa Tion or jobs or even peace on the streets. He said an application to renew the Grant has Bee received. Primary result instead it appears that the primary result of spending the Federal funds has been the strengthening and perpetuating of the two Street gangs Mcclel Lan said quoting reports of at least 28 killings involving the two gangs since Jan. 2." he said witnesses Are scheduled to testify about reports that the Leo made a Deal wit the gang leaders to give them control of the program in return for their Promise to halt Street violence. The Chicago police reportedly opposed the Federal Grant be cause they believed the Gan leaders would use the Money to enlarge and strengthen the gangs he said. First Day witnesses Are scheduled to include John j. Walsh subcommittee staff investigator Winston Moore Warden of the Cook county Chicago jail Andelt. Edward l. Buckney head of the Chicago police depart ment s gang intelligence unit. Olice playing Uhli Roulette an Pedro calif., up f a shaken officers of the los Isles police department Srdan station appealed to the turn in your firearms if you but please unload them f. Art Rotter said the mss mation of sen. Robert Fly has brought a Rush of a to Harbor station Bent i Landing Over their  become Clear to nervous rows that a lot of the Well intentioned gun owners hardly know one end of a firearm from the  Climax came tuesday when a Little old lady brimful of Good citizenship trudged into the station with a rolled up  a wave of her Arm she spilled its contents clanking on the desk of a detective. It was a .25-caliber automatic fully loaded with the safety off. It s a Hazard Rotter  be had several close  display  on i it concerning commercial publication ajl Lill on the Start and sir Dot Newi Tandi Dot not Coni Litulu of endorsement the Dopa Roncal of of Elenio or a 01 Iti