Nixon adopts middle course in downed US plane dispute
President Nixon chose a middle path in response to North Korea's seizure of an unarmed U S reconnaissance plane. He rejected calls for immediate retaliation while keeping reconnaissance flights and protecting crews. Officials see the move as politically prudent and militaryly cautious, aiming to deter further provocation without widening conflict.
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Free Mail Service For Mrs. Eisenhower
The Senate approved a resolution granting Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower free mail service for life, noting it follows a long-standing custom for widows of deceased presidents. The action came as part of a broader discussion of presidential prerogatives and posthumous courtesy.
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Youths Arrested On Drug Charge In Fremont
Fremont police report two juveniles and adult Craig Allen Johnson were detained after a mass narcotics incident last weekend. Officers found 361 red pills 29 40 white pills and other material at Johnson's home and in his room while both youths reportedly appeared under the influence. Johnson allegedly resisted and had to be subdued with mace. The case moves to Thursday trial.
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