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AUTHOR Prooks, Gary D. ;Brooks, ronnie S. TITLE The Literature in Drug Abuse. INSTITUTION Texas Univ., Fl Paso. PUB DATE 70 NOTE 25g.
EDES PRICE EDRS Price MF-$0.25 HC-$1.3e, DESCRIPTORS *Bibliographies, *Drug Abuse, Lysergic Acid Diethylamide, Marihuana, Narcotics
ABSTRACT This is a bibliographical compilation of much of the literature pertinent to the current drug emphasis which has appeared since c.1960. It is divided into two general sections:(1) books and Pamphlets; and(2) articles. In all, there are 11 books and pamphlets on LSD, three on marihuana, and 52 of a more 'general nature. Articles are more numerous, and included 1pproyimately 100 entries, rather evenly dtvided among the same cateaories. (Trt) bd.,0,1 r 44
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Bonnie S. Brooks Assistant Professor of EducationalPsychology and Guidance The University of Texas at El Paso
00 1%. 0LIN 0 THE LITERATURE ON DRUG ABUSE
A. Books and Phamplets
1. L.S.D.
Abramson, Harold A. (ed.). The Use of L.S.D. in Psychotherapy and Alcoholism. New York: 11-55bi:ReiTiTI, T. INT. 697 p.
Cohen, Sidney. The Be and Within; the L.S.D. Story. New York: Atheneum, 19: -2 p.
Hoffer, A. and H. Osmond. The Hallucinogens. New York: Academic Press, 1967. 626 p.
Hollister, Leo E. Chemical Psychoses: L.S.D. and Related Drugs. Spring- field, Ill.: Thomas, 19W8. 190 p.
Kluver, Heinrich. Mescal and Mechanisms of Hallucinations. Chicago: University of Cfil-Cij-6- Vress, 19-66r. 1011 p.
Leary, Timothy F. High Priest. Hew York: World Publishing Co., 1968. 353 p.
Leary, Timothy F. bychedelic Prayers After the Tao to Ching. Kerhonk- son, New York: Poets Press:116r- 1VolUme (unpaged).
Leary, Timothy F. The Politics of Ecstasy. New York: Putnam, 19641. 371 p.
Leary, Timothy F., Ralph Mitzner, and Richard Alpert. The psychedelic Experience; A Manual Based on the Tibetan Book of thi-Dead. lyde Park, elf-70-0ork.: viiiity-WoBIT, 104. 159 p.
Masters, R. E. L., and Jean Houston. The Varieties of Psychedelic Experience. New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1966. 52rp.
Metzner, Ralph (ed.). The Ecstatic Adventure. New York: MacMillan, 1968. 306 p.
Pollard, John C., lAnnArd Uhr, :4rd Elizabeth Stern. Pcugs. and Phantasy: the Effects of L.S.D., Psilocbin and Sernyl on poi ege students. Boston: rfttreTTrown, 196'S. 205 p. 2
L.S.D. (cont.)
Richards, Louise G., Milton H. Joffe, Jean Paul Smith, and George R. Spratto. L.S.D. - 25: A Factual Account. Washington, D. C.: Bureau of Narcotics and Dangeroui-brugs, June, 1969. 36 p.
2. Marijuana.
Goode, Erich. Mariivana. New York: Atherton Press, 1969. 197 p.
Oursler, Will. Mari uana - the Facts - the Truth. New York: Paul S.
Eriksson, Inc., . 240 p.
Simmons, J. L. Mari uana; Myths and Realities.North Hollywood, California:
Brandon House, . 239 p.
3. Drugs (General)
Anslinger, Harry J., and Will Oursler. The Murders; The Story of Narcotic Gangs. New York: Farrar, Straus ana-COdahy, 1961. 367 p.
Anslinger, Harry J., and William F. Thompkins. The Traffic in Narcotics. New York: Funk and Wagnalls, 1953. 354 p.
Ausubel, David Paul. pilig Addiction: Ph siological, Psychological, and Sociological Aspect-f New York: Ran amouse, 195T 126 p.
Barber, Bernard. Drugs and Society. New York: Russell Sage Foundation, 1967. 212 p.
Becker, Howard Saul. Outsiders; Studies in the Socioloatof Deviance. London: Free Press of Glencoe, 1963.'T79 p.
Blum, Richard H., and others. Society and Drugs; Volumes I and II. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, Inc.,o win, 400 p.T-Voli&-ITT379 p.
California Bureau of Criminal Statistics, Drug Arrests and Dispositions in California, 1965. Sacramento: Bureau of Criminal Stalistics, 19-657117p.
Carey, James T. TheColle e Drug,Scene.Sc Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey:
Prentice-HallTTO . p.
Chein, Isidor. The Road to H: Narcotics, Delingueng, and Social Policy. New York: BiiTclibWks, TV64, 482 p.
Cole, Jonathon 0. and J. R. Witte:torn (edl.). Drug Abuse; Social and Plychopharma-Cological Aspects. Springfield; ill:: C. Thomas, T969, 176 p.
Duster, Tray S. The Legislation of Morality_: Laws, Drugs, and Moral
Judgement. NW-York: Tree Press, . Drugs (cont.)
Ebin, David (ed.). The Drug Experience; First Person Accounts of Addicts, Writers, Scientists, and Others. gew VTIF: Grove PressThc., 1961. 385 p.
Fiddle, Seymour. Portraits From a Shooting Galler ; Life Styles From the Drug Addict World. New Tarc: harper and ow, 1967. 360 p.
Forney, Robert B., and Francis W. Hughes. Combined Efforts of Alcohol and Other Drugs, Springfield, Ill.: ThomaiTigg:
Fort, Joel. The Pleasure Seekers. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merril, 1969. 255 p.
Geller, Allen, and Maxwell Boas. The Drug Beat. New York: Cowles Book Co., c. 1969. 278 p.
Giminez, John, and Charles Meredith. 112, Tight! Waco, Texas: Word Books, 1967. 167 p.
Goldstein, Richard. 1 In 7; Drugs on Campus. New York: Walker, 1966. 234 p.
Hollander, Charles (ed.). Background Papers on Student Drug Involvement. Washington D. C.: United States ImtionalWERAsociation, 1967. 162 p.
Hyde, Margaret O. MindDrugs. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1968. 150 p.
Hulburd, David. H is for Heroin. Garden City, New York: Doubleday and Company, 1952. TgF.
Jeffee, Saul. Narcotics: An American Plan. New York: P.S. Erikssori, 1966. 192 p.
Johnson, George. The Pill Conspiracy.. Los Angeles: Sherbourne Pr.ss, 1967. 244 p.
Joint Committee of the American Bar Association and the American Medical Association Joint Committee on Narcotic Drugs. Drug Addiction: Crime or Disease?Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1961. 1)3 p.
Kolb, Lawrence. ()rug Addiction, a Medical Problem. Springfield, Ill.: Thomas, 1962. 183 p.
Kreig, Margaret. Black Market Medicine. Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Prentice, 19677-104 p. Drugs (cont.)
Kron, Yues J. and Edward M. Brown.Mainline to Nowhere; the Making of a Heroin Addict, New York: Pantheon 208 p.
Lindesmith, Alfred Ray. The Addict and The Law. Bloomington, Indian;: University Press, 1965. 337 p.
Lingeman, Richard R. Drugs From A to Z, a Dictionary. New York: McGraw- Hill, 1969. 277 p.
Louria, Donald. Nightmare Drugs. New York: Pocket Books, 1966. 96 p.
Lnuria, Donald. The Drug Scene. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1968. 215 p.
Marks, Jeannette A. Genius and Disaster; Studies in Drugs and Genius. Port Washington, New York: Kennikat Pr51.71W 193 p.
Moscow, Alvin.Merchants of Heroin; An In-depth Portrayal of Business In Ike. Underworld. New York: Dial Press, 1968. 276 p.
National Clearinghouse for Mental Health Information. Don't Guess About Drugs When You Carl Have the Facts. Washington, D.C.:7M. Government Printing Office, Publication No. 1006, 1969. 18 p.
National Clearinghouse for Mental Health Information.How To Plan A Drug Abuse Education Workshog for Teachers. Washington, -DT rib:I.-Govern- ment Printing Office, Public Health Publication No. 1962, November, 1969. 35 p.
National Institute of Mental Health. Before Your Kid Tries Drugs. U.S. Government Printing Office, Publication No. 1W, 1969. 12 p.
National Institute of Mental Health. Drug Dependence, Youth in Rebellion: AnHistorical Perspective. Washington,Th.C.: U.S.-rgirnmenEPRTIng Office, 1969. 35 p.
National Institute of Mental Health. Recent ResearCh on Narcotics, L.S.D., Marihuana, and Other Dan erous Drugs.Waigiton,-15.C.: U. S. tr-o-v-ifn- WM:Milting Of ice, ub cation No. 1961, October, 1969. 20 p.
National Research Council Committee on Drug Addiction. Studies on Drug Addiction, with Special Reference to Chemical Structure-IWO-fum O rive ives and Allied Synthetic Substances arid-Wig-physiological Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government 1514ntiTi-Office,1938. 143 p.
Nowlis, Helen (Howard). Drugs. On the College Campus. Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1969. 14-4-p. Drugs (cont.)
O'Donnel, John A., and John C. Ball (eds.). Narcotic Addiction. New York: Harper and Row, 1966. 248 p.
Russo, J. Robert (ed.). Amphetamine Abuse. Springfield, Ill.: Thomas, c. 1968. 159 p.
Saltman, Jules. What We Can Do About Drug Ahuse. New York: Public Affairs Committee, c. 1966. 2Up.
Schmidt, Jacob Edward. Narcotics Lingo and Lore. Springfield, Ill.: Thomas, 1959. 199 p.
Stearn, Jess. The Seekers. Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1969. 348 p.
Stieb, Ernst W. and Glenn Sonnedecker. Drug Adulteration: Detection and Control in Nineteenth Century Brittain. Hadison: UniversiIroTITscoiisin 15-iiii71Ta. 335 p.
Street, Leroy. I Was a Lg. Addict. New York: Random House, 1953. 246 p.
Talalay, Paul (ed.). Drugs in Our Society; Johns Hopkins University Conference on Drugs in Our Society.--biTilmore: JohlITTEpkins Press l964. ITT-p.
Texas Legislative Council. Narcotic Drgi Addiction and Treatment in Texas; A Report to the 56th 1._±ara-E5-4e. Austin: The tancil, 1958. -parlous
U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. Students and Drug Abuse. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, Y069.--T6 p.
Vogel, Victor H., and Virginia E. Vogel. Facts About Narcotics and Other Dangerous Drugs. Chicago: Science Research Inc:TM?. 56 p.
Winn, Mitchell, Alvin M. Chester, Heiman May, Jr., and Margueritta R. Sutton (eds.). Drug Abuse: Escape to Nowhere. Philadelphia: Smith, Kline and Frenchliboratories,-M. 104 p.
B. Articles*
1. L.S.D.
Abelson, P.H. "L.S.D. and Marijuana," Science. 159: 1189, March 15, 1968; Discussion. 160: 1061-2+, June 7, 1006.
*Includes procedings, reports, abstracts, addresses, and papers. L.S.D. (cont.)
Alexander, G.J. and others. "L.S.0:. fnjection Early in Pregnancy Produces Abnormalities in Offspring of pats," Science. 157: 459-60, July 28, 196/. Reply with rejoinder, J. A. Dihiiirii7T68: 522, October 27, 1967.
Alpert, R. and S. Cohen. "L.S.D," Esquire. 66: 48+, November, 1966.
Averbach, R. and J. A. Rugowski. "Lsysergic Acid Diethylamide: Effect on Embryos," Science. 157: 1325-6, September 15, 1967.
Bleibtreu, J. N. "L.S.D. and the Third Eye; Theories on the Role of the Pineal Organ and its Chemicals," Atlantic. 218:64-9, September, 1966.
Brackman, J. "Four Ways to Go: The End of the Trip," Esquire. 66: 126+, September, 1966.
Brecher, E. M. "L.S.D.: Danger to Unborn Babies," McCall's. 94: 70-1+, January, 1967.
Browning, L.S. "Lysergic Acid Diethylamide: Mutage.ic Effects in Oro- sophilla," Science. 161: 1022-3, September 6, 1968.
Buckley, T. "L.S.D. Trigger; Crystal Palaces and Absolute Horror," New Republic. 154: 15-21, May 14, 1966.
Chase, T.N. and others. "Serotonin Release from Brain Slices by Electrical Stimulation: Regional Differences and Effects of L.S.D," Science. 157: 1461-3, September 22, 1967.
Clark, M. (ed.). "L.S.D. and the Drugs of the Mind; Uses, Abuses, Promise and Perils," Newsweek. 67: 59-604., May 9, 1966.
Cohen, N. M. and others. "Chromosomal Damage in Human Leucocytes Induced Lysergic Acid Dythylamide," Science. 155: 1417-19, March 17, 1967.
Cohen, S. "L.S.D. and the Anguish of Dying," Harpy's Kagollrle. 231: 69- 72, September, 1965. Reply, H. L. Wengler. 231:16+,--Nc*fiber, 1965.
Daliberg, C.C. "L.S.D: Tamed for Research: Letter," Science. 153! 1595, September 30, 1966.
Davidson, B. "Hidden Evils of L.S.D: Genetic Damage," SalunilLgvening Post. 240: 19-23, August 12, 1967.
Downs, H. "Aspirin, Liquor and L.S.D,"Science Digest, 61: 91-3, January, 1967.
Evang, K. "L.S.D. New Menace to Youth," UNESCO Courier. 21: 18.20, May, 1968. 7
L.S.D. (cent.)
Galton, L. "L.S.D, The Other Side of the Story," Popular Scienca. 190: 93-5+, January, 1967.
Gannon, R. "My L.S.D. Trip: Non-Cop, Non-Hippie Report," popular Science. 191: 60-5+. December, 1967.
Grace, D. and others. "Drosophilia Melanogaste Treated with L.S.D: Absence of Mutation and Chromosome Breakage," Science. 161: 694-6, August 16, 1968.
Irwin, S. and J. Egozcue. "Chromosomal Abnormalities in Leucocytes From L.S.D. - 25 Users," Reply with rejoinder, L. Bender, Science. 100: 1343-5, June 21, 1968.
Irwin, S. and J. Egozcue. "Chromosal Abnormalities in Leuchcytes from L.S.D. - 25 Users," Science. 157: 313-14, July 21, 1967.
Junker, H. "L.S.D: Contact High; Effects of Psychedlics," Nation. 201: 25-6, July 5, 1965.
Kobler, J. "Dangerous Magic of L.S.D," Satyrdy Evening. Post. 236: 30-2+, November 2, 1963.
Leary, T. "Time To Restate," Time. 87: 30-1, April 29, 1966.
Ledge, L. "lysergic Acid Diethylamide," Texas Outlook. 51: 40-3, October, 1967.
Leffler, L., and L. Augustein. "L.S.D: Far-reaching Peril," Michigan Education Journal. 45: 20-1, May, 1968.
Lerner, M. and H. A. Abramson. "L.S.D. Spelled Out," Mademoiselle. 64: 62-3+, January, 1967.
Levine, Jerome. Round Tabie on L.S.D. Paper read at NASPA Drug Education Conference, Wiih-TrigiaTNoveWit7; 1966.
Lin, R. C., and others. lysergic Acid Diethylamide: Role in Conversion of Plasma Tryptophan to Brain Serotoin," Science. 166: 237-9, Ottober 10, 1969.
Loughman, W. D. and others. "Leukocytes of Humans Exposed to L.S.0: Lack of Chromosomal Damage," Science. 158: 508-11, October 27, 1967.
Louria, D. B. "L.S.D. A Medical Overview," Saturday Review. 50: 91-2, April 22, 1967. L.S.D. (cont.)
Mannes, M. and S. Leary (eds.). "Young People and L.S.D: A Talk with Susan Leary," McCalls. 93: 14+, July, 1966.
Mauchbanks, R. H and others. "Serotonin Binding to Nerve-Ending Particles of the Rat Brain and its Inhibition by Lysergic Acid Diethylamide,: Science. 144: 1135-7, May 29, 1964.
McBroom, P. "L.S.D. is not a Tonic," Science News. 89: 433, June, 19G6.
McBroom, P. "L.S.D. vs Alcholism," Science News. 93: 578, June 15, 1969.
Mead, M. "Should We Ha%.4 Laws Banning the Use of L.S.D?" Redbook. 130: 30+, January, 1968.
Meyer, F.S. "L.S.D. Syndrome," National Review. 19: 301, March 21, 1967.
Michele, J. "I Fried L.S.D," Ladies Home Journal. 83: 52+, August, 1966.
Osmundser, J. A. "Other Si44 of L.S.D: The Promise and the Peril," Look. 30: 78, July 26., 1966.
Pollard, J. C. "Shrouds Around L.S.D: Letter," Science. 154: 844, November 18, 1966.
Roberts, M."My Son is on L.S.0," Ladies Home Journal. 85: 38+, January, 1968.
Robinson, L. W. "Hearing Color, Smelling Music, Touching a Scent; Bizarre Reactions Become Normal under the Influence of L.S.D,"N. Y. Times Magazine. 14-15+, August 22, 1965.
Rosenfeld, A. and B. Farrell. "Spread and Perils of L.S.D,"with reports, Life. 60: 28-33, March 25, 1966.
Sanford, D. "L.S.D. Crackdown," New Republican. 158: 11-12, March 16, 1968.
Saver, L. W. "Dangers of the Drug Called L.S.D," P T A Magazine. 61: 31-2, January, 1966.
Saver, L. W. "Your Adolescent's Health: Dangers of the Drug Called L.S.D," P T A 'Aga/int. 61: 31-2, September, 1966.
Schrieker, F. R. and M. Herman. "L.S.D, One Way Trip for Alcoholics," Science Digest. 62: 60-4, July, 1967.
Schrieker, F. R. and M. Herman. "How to Use L.S.D," Science Digest. 58: 48.51, August, 1955. L.S.D. (cont.)
Schwieder, R. M and R. G. Kohian. "Tranquil Society or Why L.S.D?" Record. 70: 627-33, April, 1969.
Shainline, Jack W. The Dangers of L.S.D: Do We Have the Answers? Unpublished report, California State College at Long Beach, 1966, 4 p.
Shepherd, J. "Drugs, A Personal L.S.D. Experience," Look. 31: 23, August 8, 1967.
Skakkebaek, N. E. and others. "L.S.D. in Mice; Abnormalities in Meiotic Chromosomes," Science. 160: 1246-8, June 14, 1968.
Ungerleider, J. T., Fisher, D. P., Fuller, M., and Caldwell, A. "The Bad Tri ," The Etiolo of the Adverse L.S.D. Reaction. Paper read at American Psychiatric Association, Detroit, May, 1967.
Ungerleider, J. T. and D.P. Fisher. "L.S.D: Research and Joy Ride," Nation. 202: 574-6, May 16, 1966.
U. S. National Institute of Mental Health. "What is L.S.D?" Today's Educa- tio4. 58: 45-7, March, 1969.
Vaughan, R. "Is This Trip Really Ne'essary?Dr. Leary's Road Show," Life. 61:24, November 11, 1966.
Walsh, J. "Congress: A New Option for Addicts; A Look at L.S.D," Science. 152: 1728-9, June 24, 1966.
Welts, A. "Beyond Within: The L.S.D. Story by S. Cohen," Time. 151: 15-16, November 28, 1964. Link, K. Reply, Time. 84:63-4, DeciliSir, 18, 1964.
West, L. J. and Others. "Lysergic Acid Diethylamide: Its Effects on a Male Asiatic Elephant," Reply, P. D. Harwood, Science. 139: 684-5, Feb- ruary 15, 1963.
Whitman, V. and J. Allison (eds.). "Afterfiash!" Reader's Digest. 95: 81- 5, December, 1969.
Young, W. R. "Truth About L.S.D," ReaderDigest. 89: 56 -9, September, 1966.
Zeller, W. W. "L.S.D: Growing Menace to Teenagers: With Study Discussion Program," Parents Magazine. 42: 49-50, 70-1+, November, 1967. 10
L.S.D. (cont.)
"Acid by Acident; Case of Mass Hallucinogenic Poisoning," Time. 95: 8, April 20, 1970.
"Another L.S.D. Hallucination; N. Yoder's Fabricated Story,"Time. 91: 66, January 26, 1968.
"Broken Chromosomes: Some Evidence," Science News. 92: 465, November 11, 1967.
"Cell Damage from L.S.D," il. Time. 89: 46, March 24, 1967.
"Dangerous L.S.D?" Scientific American. 214: 54, February, 1966.
"Dangers of L.S.D; Kessler Case," Time. 87: 52, April 22, 1966.
"Does L.S.D. Really Cause Psychosis?" Transaction. 5: 7-8, March, 1968.
"Donna and the Sugar Cube," il. Newsweek. 67: 100, April 18, 1966..
"Don't Fool Around with L.S.D," Science digest. 54: 42, September, 1963.
"Drugs and the Cal-Tech Student," Chemistry. 42: 4, 13-14+, November, 1969.
"Epidemic of Acid Heads; Post L.S.D. Symptoms after Non-Medical Use," il. Time. 87: 44+, March 11, 1966.
"I Can Take it or Leave it," P T A Magazine. 64: 5-7, May, 1970.
"If you want to Know About L.S.D," il. U.S. News. 61: 82, July 18, 1966.
"Illicit L.S.D. Traffic Hurts Research Efforts," Science News. 89: 327, April 30, 1966.
"Is the Trip Over for L.S.D? Journey into the Human Subconscious with Unknown Consequences;" Business World. 141-2,. April 23, 1966.
"Law and L.S.D," Time. 87: 34, June 10, 3966.
"L.S.D: A Creative Bust," Science Digest. 62: 71-2, October, 1967.
"L.S.D. and Broken Chromosomes," Science Digest. 63: 18-21, April, 1968.
"L.S.D. and the Unborn," Newsweek. 70:110, September 18, 1967.
"L.S.D. and the Unborn," Time. 90: 60, August 11, 1967. L.S.D. (cont.)
"L.S.D: Control, Not Prohibition," Life. 60: 4, April 29, 1966.
"L.S.D. For Sociopaths," Science News. 91:352, April 15, 1967.
"L.S,D. Harms Cells," S lence News. 91: 518, June 3, 1967.
"L.S.D. Helps Alcoholics," Science News. 90: 22, July 9, 1966.
"L.S.D. Helps Severely Disturbed Children," Science News. 89: 378, May 14, 1966.
"L.S.D. is no Problem for us, Public Schoolmen Report; School Administration P)11," Nations Schools. 78: 55, August, 1966.
"L.S D. May Become Legal if it Gets Religion," Science News. 90: 22, July 9, 1966.
"L.S.D. Pother," America. 115: 377, October 1, 1966.
"L.S.D; Time Essay," Time. 87: 30-1, June 17, 1966.
"More Light, Less Heat Over L.S.D," Business World. 78+, June 25, 1966.
"Murder by L.S.D? Kessler Case," Newsweek. 67: 29, April 25, 1966.
"New Light on L.S.D," Senior Scholastic. 91: 22+, September 28, 1967.
"New Report on L.S.D: Threat to Unborn Children," U.S. News. 63: 66, October 9, 1967.
"New Report on Rising Problem: Use of L.S.D," U.S. News. 62: 12, April 10, 1967.
"New Warning on L.S.D: Defective Children," Newsweek. 75: 98, May 18, 1970.
"On and Off; T. Leary and Guests Arrested," Newsweek. 67: 21-2, May 2, 1966.
"Painting Under L.S.D," Time. 94: 88, December 5, 1969.
"Spiders, Webs, and L.S.D," il. Chemistry. 41: 27, March, 1968.
"Suggestions for L.S.D. Treatment,"American Biology Teacher. 31: 173, March, 1969. 12
L.S.D. (cont.)
"Three Motives for Good Behavior; Youthful Experimentation with L.S.D," America. 114: 579, April 23, 1966.
"Trippers Can't Follow Maps," Science News. 93: 400, April 27, 1968.
"Turning it on with L.S.D: Doses to Mental Patients," Time. 88: 58, November 25, 1966.
"UCLA Treats Large Number of L.S.D. Patients," Time. 88: 58, November 25, 1966.
"The Use of Marijuana and L.S.D on the College Campus,"Journal of the National Association of Women Deans and Counselors. 30: 124-128, Spring, 1967.
2. Marijuana
Alexander, S. "Case of the Pot-Smoking School Principal: Mrs. G. Brennan of Nicasio, California," Life. 63: 25, November 17, 1967.
Alserver, W. D. "Evaluation of Marijuana for School Physicians, Nurses, and Educators," Journal of School Health. 38: 629-38, December, 1968.
Angel, K. "No Marijuana For Adolescents," N.Y. Times Magazine. January 25, 1970, 9+ p.
Austin, C. G. "Marijuana," Journal of Higher Education. 40: 477-79, June, 1969.
Beavan, K. A., "Concern Over Pot Smoking," Times Editorial Supplement. 2809: 916, March 21, 1969.
Beckelhymer, H. "Grams and Damns," Christian Century. 87: 267-8, March, 1970.
Buckley, W. F., Jr. "Pot in Prison," National Review. 22:221, February 24, 1970.
Crancer, A., Jr. and others. "Comparison of the Effects of Marijuana and Alcohol on Simulated Driving Performance," Science. 164: 851-4, May 16, 1969. Discussion. 166: 640, Octob..?r 31, 1969.
Culliton, R. J. "Pot Fac.ing Stringent Scientific Examination," Science News. 97: 109-5, January 94, 1970.
Donelly, J. "Mary Jane in Action; G.I.'s Arrested in Vietnam on Charges of Smoking Pot," Newsweek. 70:40, November 6, 1967. 13
Marijuana (cont.)
Etziani, A. "America's Social Frontiers: Why Not Smoke Pot?" Curriculum. 95: 38-41, May, 1968,
Fort, J. "A.M.A. Lies About Pot," Ramp Magazine. 7: 12+, August 24, 1968.
Gannon, R. "Truth About Pot," Popular Science. 192: 76-9+, May, 1968.
Goddard, J. "How Dangerous Is Marijuana? A Top Official Sparks New Debate." excerpts from statements, U. S. News. 63: 20, October 30, 1967.
Goldberg, M. J. "Fathers Talk About Marijuana," Good Housekeeping. 106: 80-1+, February, 1968.
Gollan, A. "Great Marijuana Problem," National Review. 20: 74-80, January 30, 1968,
Gonzalez, A. F., Jr. "Vietcong Secret Weapon: Marijuana," Science Digest. 65: 14-18, April, 1969.
Grinspoon, L. "Marijuana;" Reply with rejoinder. D. W. Goodwin. Scientific American. 222: 6-7, February, 1970.
. .Hill, W. T. "High and Low of Marijuana and Alcohol in the Youth Culture," Sound. 51: 290-307, Fall, 1968.
Johnson, R. D. "Why So Many Teenagers Fall For Marijuana. With Group Discussion Program," Parents Magazine. 44: 22 +58-61+, March, 1969.
Keats, J. "Appraising Marijuana: The New American Pastime," Holiday... 47:52-3+, April, 1970.
Keeler, Martin H. Adverse Reaction to Marijuana. Paper read at American Psychiatric AssiRTn, Detroit, May, 1967.
Kentfield, C. "Turning Off the Tijuana Grass:Operation Intercept," Esquire. 73: 8+, May, 1970.
Lloyd, J. "Washington Report; A New Look at Marijuana," Senior Scholastic.
. 95: Scholastic Teacher. 2, October 20, 1969.
Margetts, S. "Pot-Smoking YourgExecutives," Dun's. 95: 42-3, February, 1970.
Massett, L. "Marijuana and Behavior; the Unfilled Gaps," Science News. 97: 156-8, February 7, 1970.
McBroom, P. "Pot Boils," Science News. 92: 500-1, November 18, 1967. 14
Marijuana (cont.)
McBroom, P. "Pot Penalties Too Severe," Science News. 90:270, October 8, 1966.
Messer, M. "Predictive Value of Marijuana Use: A Note to Researchers of Student Culture," Sociology of Education. 42: 91-7, Winter, 1969.
Mount, F. "Wild Grass Chase," National Review. 20: 81-4, January 30, 1968.
Oteri, J. "Marijuana Is Still Illegal: Mass Ruling, " Time. 90: 38+, December 24, 1967.
Rector, M. G. "Drinking and Pot Parties," Ed. Digest. 33: 45-7, Septem- ber, 1967.
Ric, R. "Confessions of a Campus Pot Dealer," Esquire. 68: 100-1+, September, 1967.
Rosenfeld, A. "Marijuana: Millions of Turned-On Users," Life. 63: 16-23, July 7, 1967.
Sanford, D. "Grass and the Brass," New Republic. 162: 11-12, April 25, 1970.
Sanford, D. "Pot Bust at Cornell," New Republic. 156: 17-20, April 15, 1967.
Sanford, D. "Risks of Marijuana," New Republic. 156: 11-12, April 22, 1967,
Shane, J. "Marijuana Law," New Republic. 158: 9-10, March 23, 1968.
Spencer, S. M. "Marijuana: How Dangerous Is It?" Readers Digest. 96: 67-71, January, 1970.
Sterba, J. "Politics of Pot," Esquire. 70: 58-61+, August, 1968.
Tunley, L. "Marijuana: Just How Harmless Is It?" Seventeen. 27: 138- 9+, May, 1968.
U. S. National Insitution of Mental Health. "What Is Marijuana?" Today's Education. 58: 39-41, March, 1969.
Weil, A. T., and others. "Clinical and Psychological Effects of Marijuana in Man," Science. 163: 1144-5, March 14, 1969. 15
Marijuana (cont.)
"Administrators Forum: Programs on Drugs Backfired When Six Students Were Picked Up By Juvenile Authorities," School Management. 11: 25+, October, 1967.
"Boston Pot Party: Research Sponsored by the Boston University Medical Center," New Republic. 158: 8, December 21, 1968.
"Crackdown; Sentence of Three and a Half Years in the State Prison for Possession of Marijuana," Nation. 208: 293-4, March 10, 1969.
"Crime of Marijuana," New Republic. 157: 9-10, October 7, 1967.
"Dreamarm; Field of Marijuana Destroyed by Narcotic Agents," il. Time. 90: 17-18, September 8, 1967.
"Drop That Pot!" Newsweek. 72: 61, July,.1968.
"Effects of Marijuana; Findings of Scientific Tests," il. Time. 92: 52, December 20, 1968.
"Fiedler Affair; Buffalo University Group Aims to Legalize Marijuana," Newsweek. 69: 29, June 12, 1967.
"Fresh Disclosures on Drugs and G. I.'s; Senate Investigation," U.S. News. 68: 32-3, April 6, 1970.
"Getting Tough With Pot; Marijuana Smokers Discovered at New Jersey's then Preparatory School,' Time. 90: 110, December 8, 1967.
"Going to Pot in Washington; A Hippie Party," U.S. News. 62: 63, May 8, 1967.
"Good Houskeeping Poll: Should Marijuana Laws be Changed?" Good House- keeping. 167: 10+, July, 1968.
"Graduate Students As Marijuana Users," School and Society. 96: 392, November 9, 1968.
"Have a High Holiday; Use of Marijuana on Campus," Newsweek. 72: 50-1, December 30, 1968.
"How to Use Pot; Course Description from the Bulletin of the Midpeninsula Free University, Stanford, California," Saturday Review. 51: 62, September 21, 1968.
"Keep Off the Grass?" hew Republic. 156: 5-6, June 17, 1967. 16
Marijuana (cont.)
"Marijuana Before the Bench," il. Time. 90:77+. September 29, 1967.
"Marijuana Causes Psychic Dependence, Says Physician," Todays,Health. 45: 13, September, 1967.
"Marijuana: Dangerous as Alcohol," New Republic. 157: 7-8, October 28, 1967.
"Marijuana: Its Big Business Now; House Select Committee on Crime Report," U. S. News. 68: 103, April 20, 1970.
"Marijuana or Alcohol, Which Harms Most?" U. S. News. 64: 15, February 5, 1968.
"Marijuana Problem;" symposium, il. Newsweek. 70:46-50+, July 24, 1967.
"Marijuana: Th' Other Enemy in Vietnam," U.S. News. 68: 68-9, January 26, 1970.
"Marijuana Warning," Time. 91:61, June 28, 1968.
"Mild Intoxicant," Scientific American. 220: 43-4, February, 1969.
"Morality of Marijuana," il. Time. 92: 58, August 16, 1968.
"No Martyr to Marijuana: New Goddard Line," New Republic. 157:6, December 2, 1967.
"Personal Business; If Your Teenager Uses Pot," Business World. 137-8, May 17, 1969.
"Pinn'ng Down the Weed," Science News. 96: 263-4, September 27, 1969.
"Pot and Goddard," Time. 90: 54, October 27, 1967.
"Pot and Parents; High School Students Smoking Marijuana," il. Time. 92: 44-5, August 30, 1968.
"Pot Bust," Newsweek." 75: 92+, May.11, 1970.
"Pot-Picking Time; Boys Arrested for Growing Marijuana in Carpintria, California," Newsweek. 65: 42, May 17, 1965.
"Pot Problem; College Students Use of Marijuana," il. Time. 85: 49, March 12, 1965.
"Pot; Safer than Alcohol?" il. Time. 91: 52-3, April 19, 1968. 17
Marijuana (cont.)
"Pot's Luck; Massachusetts Ban," Newsweek. 71: 14, January 1, 1968.
"Pot Spotters; U.S. - Mexican Border," il. Newsweek. 74: 81-2, October 6, 1969.
"Potted Ivy; Students Smoking Marijuana," Time. 89: 98+, May 19, 1967.
"Pursuit of Pot; Nixon Eases Proposals," Senior Scholastic. 95: 14, November 10, 1969.
"Some Questions and Answers About Marijuana," il. Senior Scholastic. 94:
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"Sparks Fly Over Pot," Nation's Business. 58: 24, March, 1970.
"Standard Marijuana," Science News. 91: 461, May 13, 1967.
"The Use of Marijuana and L.S.D. on the College Campus," Journal of the National Association of Women Deans and Counselors. 30: 124-8, Spring; 1967.
"To Parents: Plain Talk on Marijuana," Business Week. March 21, 1970, 121 p.
"Verdict on Marijuana; Findings of Team of Boston University Investigators," il. Newsweek. 72: 48, December 23, 1968.
"What About Marijuana?" National Review. 21: 268+, March 25, 1969.
"What is Marijuana?" Todays Education. 58: 39-41, March, 1969.
"What's Wrong With Pot?" Newsweek. 70: 30, October 2, 1967.
3. Drugs (General)
Asher, H. "They Split My Personality," Saturday Review. 46: 39-43, June 1,, 1963. Discussion: 46: 43-5, June 6, 1963.
Barrins, P. C. "Drug Abuse: Newest and Most Dangerous Challenge," Education Digest. 34: 24-6, January, 1970.
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Berg, R. H. "Warning: Steer Clear of the I H C," Look, 33: 46, April 15, 1969. 18
Drugs (cont.)
Bieberman, L. "Psychedelic Experience," New Republic. 157: 17-19, August 5, 1967.
Blum, Richard H. Drugs and Personal Values. Paper read at NASPA Drug Education Conference, Washington, November, 1966.
Blum, Richard H. Nature and Extent of the Problem. Paper read at NASPA Drug Education Conference, Washington, November, 1966.
Borgatta, Edgar R. Some Problems in the Study of Drug Use Among College Students. Paper read at NASPA Drug Education Conference, Washington, November, 1966.
Braiman, Alex. "...Like Sickness and Despair,"NASPA. 4:103-8, January, 1967.
Bruyn, Henry B. Drugs on the College Campus. In Proceedings, NASPA, Seattle, June, 1966, pp. 226-231.
Cheek, F.E. and others. "Deceptions in the Illicit Drug Market," Science. 167: 1276, February 27, 1970.
Coughlon, R. "Chemical Mind-Changers," Life. 54: 81-2+, March 15, 1963.
Clark, M. "Dangers of Dr & :j Abuse," P.T.A. Magazine. 62: 8-11, May, 1968.
Dalrymple, Willard. Drugs on the Campus. Paper Read at Association of College Unions - International, Philadelphia, April, 1967.
Demos, G. D. and Frazer, M. P. "Factors Leading to Drug Abuse," The Journal of the American College Health Association. 16: 345-7, April, 1968.
Edison, G. R., and B. Sheppard. "Two Doctors Warn Against the Abuse of Amphetamines; excerpts from testimonies before House Select Committee on Crime, November 18, 1969," U.S. News. 67: 24-5, December 29, 1969.
Edson, L. "C21 H23 N05: A Primer for Parents and Children," N.Y. Times Magazine. 92-3+, May 24, 1967.
Epstein, S.S. and J. Lederberg. "C-onic Non-Psychiatric Hazards of Drugs of Abuse," Science. 168: 507+, April 24, 1970.
Faltz, R. L. and others. "Metabolite of Trans -4:18 Tetrahydro-cannabinol: Identification and Synthesis,: Science. 158: 8445, May 15, 1970. 19
Drugs (cont.)
Farnsworth, N. R. "Halucinogenic Plants," Science. 162: 1086-8, Decem- ber 6, 1968.
Flagler,J. M. "Drugs and Mysticism: Visions of St. Timothy," Look. 31: 18-22, August 8, 1967.
Fort, Joel. Social Values, American Youth, and Drug Use. Paper read at NASPA Drug Education Conference, Washington, November, 1966.
Fuller, J. G. "Town That Went Mad; excerpts from The Day of St. Anthony's Fire, Look. 32: 41-6+, June 25, 1968.
Gober, R. D. "How to Handle a Dope Scandal: Candor Clears the Air," School Management. 10: 106-7, June, 1966.
Goddard, Games L. "How to Curb Drug Abuse on Campus,"College and Univer- sity_ Business. 41, 52-4, October, 1966.
Goldman, R. P. "Instant Happiness," Ladies Home Journal. 80: 67-71, October, 1963.
Hawkins, M. E. "Don't Dodge the Drug Questions; Hallucinogen," Science Teacher. 33: 33, November, 1966.
Heard, G. "Can This Drug Enlarge Man's Mind?" Horizon. 5: 28-31+, May, 1963.
Herr, M. "Drug Puzzle: Student Use of Drugs," Mademoiselle. 61: 246-7+, August, 1965.
Hoffman, R. "Psychedilic Game," exerpt from Psychedelic Reader. Made- moiselle. 62: 179+, March, 1966.
Hollander, Charles, Recent Drug Research on Drug_ Involvement Among College Students. In Detroit Conven.liiiritracts, American Pers&iirel-and Guidance Association. Washington: The Association, April, 1968, p. 463.
Horita, Akira, Drugs on the College Campus. In proceedings, NASPA, Seattle, June, 1966, p. 219-226.
Janowitz, Julian F. There's No Hiding Place Down Tnere. Paper read at American Orthopsychiatric Association, Washington, March, 1967.
Keiffner, E, "Trial of Elaine Murphy," Good Housekeepinl, 168: 12+, May, 1969.
Keniston, Kenneth. Drug Use and Student Values. Paper read at NASPA Drug Education Conference, Washington, November, 1966. 20
Drugs (cont.)
Kennedy, D., and J. A. Pike (eds.). "Other Side," excerpts, Look. 32: 43-8+, October 29, 1968.
King, D. C. "Drugs are Your Problem," America. 122: 497-8, May 9, 1970.
Kloman, W. "Banality of the New Evil; Games the Survivors Play," Es- quire. 73: 115-7+,March, 1970.
Leavitt, J. "Hooked!," Nation. ?09: 737-8, December 29, 1969.
Ledger, L. "Drug Abuse and The Young," Texas Outlook. 51: 33-5, December, 1967.
Linkletter, A. "We Must Fight the Epidemic of Drug Abuse," Readers Digest. 96: 56-60, February, 1970.
Louria, D. B. "Cool Talk About Hot Drugs; Misconceptions About Heroine, Marijuana and L.S.D," New York Times Magazine. August 6, 1967, 12-13+. Same Abstract; Reader's Digest. 91: 111-17, November, 1967. Dis- cussion: New Yia Times Magazine. August 27, 1967, 14+ p.
Lynch, Thomas C. Drug Abuse in the Student Community. Address to the Conference on Drug Abuse, Los Angeles, September 23, 1966.
Mamlet, L. N. "Consciousness Limiting" Side Effects of "Consciousness Expanding Drugs," Paper Read at American Orhopsychiatric Association, Washington, March, 1967.
Mannes, M. "Raid on Castalia," Reporter. 34: 27-8+, May 19, 1966.
Marks, J. "Tell the'l4hy Why Trippers' the Answer Will Come: Counseling and Rehabilitation Services," Mademoiselle. 71: 188-9+, May, 1970.
Marley, J. "Drug Abuse From Rat Race," Science News. 83: 389, June 22, 1963.
Miller, Robert S. Counseling Services, Drug Offenders, and Possibilities for Personal Growth. In Detroit Convention Abstracts, iIcan Personnel and Guidance Assoication. Washington: The Association, April, 1968, P. 301.
Mitchell, J. (ed.). "Growth of a Mystique,"Newsweek. 67: 60-1, May 9, 1966.
Mothner, I. "How Can You Tell if Your Child is Taking Drugs?" Look. 34: 42+, April 7, 1970. 21
Drugs (cont.)
Ochota, L. "What is the Clinical Evidence?" New Republic. 154: 21-2, May 14, 1966.
Pearlman, Samuel. "Drug Experiences and Attitudes Among Seniors in a Liberal Arts College," NASPA. 4: 121-6, January, 1967.
Pearlman, Samuel. Drug Use and Experience in Urban College, Population. Paper read at American OTIFopsFEFiatricTsio7fition, Washington, March, 1967.
Pearlman, Samuel. "Drug Use and Experience in Urban College Population," American Journal of Orthopsychiatry. 38: 503-514, April, 1968.
Pervin, Lawrence, A. "Some Questions Concerning Illicit Use of Drugs on Campus," American Journal of Orthopsychiatry. 37: 299, March, 1967.
Philip, Anthony F. Preventive and Therapeutic Approaches to Illicit Drug Use. Paper read at Americari&thopsychiatric Association, Washington, RiTch, 1967.
Ray, O. S., and A.S. Mauazzi. "Quantifiable Behavioral Correlate of Psychotogen and Tranquilizers Actions," Science. 133: 1705-6, May 26, 1961.
Richards, L. G. "Drug Abuse and the Value Crisis," Senior Scholastic. 91: supplement 13-14, November 16, 1967.
Sanford, D. "Unselling Drugs; Antidrug Education and Advertising," New Republic. 162: 15-16, February 28, 1970.
Saver, L. W. "Your Adolescent's Health; Drug Abuse Among Teenagers," P.T.A. Magazine. 63: 25-6, February, 1969.
Schenkman, J. B. "Hepatic Microsomal Mixed Function Axidase: Report of InternatiorialSymposium on Microsomes and Drug Arldations,"Science. 168: 612-13, May, 1970.
Sheperd, J. "Drugs on the Campus," Look. 31:14 -17, August 8, 1967.
Sheperd, J. "Wheeling and Dealing With Tragedy," Look. 32: 56-9, March 5, 1968.
S1 tuns, J. L., and 9. Wingrad. "Hang-Loose Ethnic," National Education Association Journal. 56: 18-20+, October, 1467.
Simon, W. and J. H. Gaynor. "Children of the Drug Age: High School Students," Saturday Review. 51: 60-3+, September 21, 1968. 22
Drugs (cont.)
Sinder, A. J. iTrug Dangers, The Case Gets Stronger," Science Digest. 64: 62-3, July, 1968.
Sparks, W. "Narcotics and the Law," Commonwealth. 74: 467-9, August 25, 1961.
Spencer, S. M. and R. Severo. "Drug Scene," Reader's Digest. 96: 67-75, January, 1970.
Surface, W. and A. R. Lindesmith. "Drug Use as a Divisive Influence; Review of Poisoned Ivy," Phi Delta Kcippan. 50: 218-21, December, 1968.
Telese, H. "Charlie Manson's Home on the Range," Esquire. 73: 101-3, March, 1970.
Talmey, A. "Pill Popping,"Vogue. 154: 104-5, November 15, 1969.
Todd, R. "Turned On and Super Sincere in California," Harper. 234: 42-7, January, 1967.
Wenhan, B. "Curbing the Drug Traffic in Britain; Plans to Change the Pre- scription System," New Republic. 156: 9-10, March 18, 1967.
Wyzanski, D. E., Jr. "It's Up To The Young To Solve The Problem," New Republic. 157: 15-6, October 21, 1967.
Yolles, S. F. "Before Your Kid Tries Drugs,"lew York Times Magazine. er...1+.1.11.124+, November 17, 1968. "Authorities Respond to Growing Drug Use Among High School Students." Phi Oeltb Kappan. 50: 213, December, 1968.
"Broader Attack on Drug Abuse, To Dry Up the Flow of Drugs," U.S. News. 68: 38, March 23, 1970.
"Confusion Over Effects,* Science News. 92: 345-6, October 7, 1967.
"Creator," Newsweek. 71: 26-7, January 8, 1968.
"Do Americans Suffer Fror Medicine-cabinet Addiction?" Good Housekeeping. 164. 145 Nnvpmhftr, 1469.
"Drugs and Chromosomes," Time. 90: 84-5, September 15, 1967. 23
Drugs (cont.)
"Drugs and Our Children: A White House Report; Questions and Answers," Ladies Home Journal. 87:112-3+, May, 1970.
"Drugs, Narcotics and The Flight From Reality,"with interview and press comments, Senior Scholastic. 90: 4-12, February 10, 1967.
"Elephant Killed by Drugs," Science Newsletter. 82: 396, December 22, 1962.
"First Aid; Reactions to Hallucinogens," Today's Health. 47: 80, December, 1969.
"Furror Over Drugs; Physicians V.S. The Attorney General," Newsweek. 75: 65+, March 30, 1970.
"Growing Drive Against Drugs," U.S. News. 67: 38-40, December 15, 1969.
"Growing Peril: Teenage Use of Drugs for Kicks," Good Housekeeping. 162: 168, May, 1966.
"Hallucinations; Hallucinatory Drugs," Newsweek. 60: 56, December 10, 1962.
"How to Thwart the Law on Rx Drugs; Asthmador," Consumer Report. 35: 192-3, April, 1970.
"In Vietnam: Mama San Pushers vs.Psyops,"Newsweek. 73: 108, April 21, 1969.
"Kick; Government Agencies Efforts to Stamp Out Drugs," New Republic. 154: 33-6, April 30; 34-6, May 7, 1966.
'Multiple Action Programs; New Hampshire Activities," P.T.A. Magazine. 64: 26, October, 1969.
"Oberlin's Revised Policy," School and Society. 96: 167, March 16, 1968.
"Pop Dru5s: The High as a Way of Life," Time. 94: 68-70+, September 26, 1969.
"Psychedelic Art," Life. 61: 60-6+, September 9, 1966.
"Psychedelic State Fluid," Science News. 90: 238, September 24, 1966.
"Psyche in 3-0," Time. 75: 83k, March 28, 1950.
"Turned-On Spiders Spin Wierd Webs," Science Dioest. 67: 80-2, January' 1970. 24
Drugs (cont.)
"Turned On, Turned Off; Researchers Meeting, San Francisco," Newsweek. 67: 63, June 27, 1966.
"Turned-Cn Way of Life," Newsweek. 68: 72+, November 28, 1966.
"Use of Marijuana and L.S.D. on the College Campus," National Association of Women Deans and Counselors Journal. 30: 124-8, Spring, 1967.