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mm 10-A THE TAMPA TRIBUNE, Sunday, May 15. 16 Coed's Window Shot Out, Cop Wounded; Student Held Senate Group In Probes On 'Competing' Bizarre Drug Mrs. Thomas added the shots, fired from a car parked in the lot outside the building, seemed to come from two different locations. Butllets shattered win Taylor said Johnson offered no resistance when arrested but argued he was not responsibly for the shooting. The apartment where Johnson was arrested some two miles from the college, Taylor said.

of a girl Johnson had been dating and fought with earlier in the night. He must have counted the windows wrong, I guess' she said. SILVER CITY. N.M. (UPI) A Western New Mexico University sophomore, apparently angered by an argument with his co-ed girl friend, was charged yesterday with the pre-dawn subcommittee, whose chairman is Sen.

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But the Dodd group stole a march Friday by bringing in Dr. Timothy Leary, the controversial pioneer LSD experimenter, who is appealing a 30-year prison sentence for possession of marijuana. The growth rate of LSD usage is "staggering," said Leary, a former Harvard lecturer. He estimated that thousands of the young perhaps as many as a third of the college students are experimenting with LSD. But Bernard Tannenbaum, a special consultant to the subcommittee, said it is impossible to obtain accurate figures on LSD use.

There is enough knowledge, however, according to Dodd, "that we owe it to the public to get to the bottom of this problem before it gets further out of hand." shooting spree at the school which injured a campus policeman. The suspect was identified by Dist. Atty. Dave Serna of Silver City as Terry Johnson, 23, of Albuquerque, N.M. Johnson was arrested by Capt.

Kenneth Taylor of the campus security police II) hours after a fusillade of bullets smashed through a third floor window of Ritch Hall, a girl's dormitory. One of the slugs hit officer Richard McRride, summoned when the shooting began. McBride. 26, was in good condition at Silver City's Hillcrest Hospital after surgery for a .22 caliber bullet wound in his right arm. The suspect was arrested at his off-campus student apartment.

A .22 caliber pistol was found lying in Johnson's auto, Taylor said. Mrs. Marie Thomas, housemother at Ritch Hall, said the shots were fired into a window of a room adjacent to the room WASHINGTON UP A 5-year-old boy suffers convulsions after eating a sugar cube and is brought to a hospital, terrified and cringing from pursuing "green animals." A college co-ed is given a capsule at a party, blacks out in a subway car on her way home, ends up in a psychiatric ward. Two youths are arrested eating grass from a lawn and bark off the trees. These and other bizzare cases are in the big file "LSD" in the office of the Senate subcommittee on juvenile delinquency, considering legislation to deal with the problem that a Los Angeles police official says is mushrooming among "teen-ager, students, non-ennformists, radicals, and beatniks." The problem has attracted enough attention and headlines that two other Senate groups, in addition to the juvenile delinquency subcommittee, have looked or are planning to look into reports of widespread usage of the hallucinogenic drug.

Sen. John L. McClellan's investigations subc i 1 1 touched on it during hearings on President Johnson's crime legislation. An official of the National Institute of Mental Health told Arkansas Democrat McClelland group it is conducting two surveys to determine the extent of LSD usage. But he expressed AP Wirephoto A Kiss For The Winning Lawyer Corinne Griffith Busses Attorney Paul Caruso Hubby Loses Alimony Plea, Actress Wins Her Divorce WANT A DECORATOR LOOK? CUSTOM LUXURY BEGINS AT PENNEY'S! IT COSTS LITTLE HERE! DRESS UP WITH INSULATED LINED DRAPERIES MADE TO YOUR MEASURE! 'LYNN', a ric jewel-toned antique satin rayon-acetate drapery, lights up a room with exciting color! You choose the shade you want and Penney's does the rest! Your draperies are tailored to perfection.

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