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Aug. 27, 1970 - Shock Posters Warn Against Dangers Of Drugs: Hard-hitting posters designed to frighten schoolchildren away from experiments with drugs, may be displayed in schools and youth clubs during the autumn. The posters are part of a campaign by the National Lifeline, a charity which runs centres for ex-prisoners and drig addicts. The Pictures are posed and are not of real addicts. Photo shows One of the shock posters. The caption reads: He's been a junkie all his life. The message underneath reads; This baby needs heroin the way most babies need milk. He's a registered dope addict. A victim of the drug scene. If he lives, it'll be a miracle. Unless people stop playing with drugs there'll be a lot more babies born in this state. Because this is what happens when you start turning on for a laugh. Some laugh

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