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Drug Ed Film: Bennies and Goofballs (1966) w/ Paul Newman

 
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Published 15 months ago

Trailer: Narrated by Paul Newman, this film documents the misuse of amphetamines and barbiturates, also known as bennies and goofballs. The movie describes how Congress enacted the Drug Abuse Control Amendments that President Lyndon Johnson... more

Trailer: Narrated by Paul Newman, this film documents the misuse of amphetamines and barbiturates, also known as bennies and goofballs. The movie describes how Congress enacted the Drug Abuse Control Amendments that President Lyndon Johnson eventually signed into law on July 15, 1965. The Commissioner of the FDA, James L. Goddard, closes the film with a discussion about how the FDA is working to reduce drug addiction. less

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