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Nixon Praises Drug Control

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WASHINGTON--The government's top drug abuse officials told President Nixon Monday that the number of narcotics violation arrests has doubled in the past four years. Nixon told them he wanted the number doubled again next year.

"We were on the 10 yard line," he told. "Now we're up to the 50 yard line. But we have the ball now. They had it before. Let's go."

In addition to the upswing in arrests, Ambrose told Nixon that agents had doubled the amount of heroin seized. He said this is "disrupting the heroin supplies....and reducing availability."

Asked what was needed most, Ambrose replied that the number one need is for more public support for drug abuse control measures.

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