Mount Hood climber and son die in accident
HOOD RIVER Ore UPH An experienced mountain climber Harry B Carson 42 and his 12 year old son Clifton died after a 1000 foot fall while descending Mt Hood 11245 feet highest peak in Oregon His wife Joanne 24 was treated for injuries and his other son Clarry Jr 13 was hospitalized in satisfactory condition The family was airlifted off the mountain by Army helicopter The fatal incident occurred during a descent from the summit near Parkdale Hood River National Forest Carson headed the recreation department of the Parkdale Ranger District and lived in Parkdale Oregon The rescue involved contractor pilot Alien Cole and Army aircrews with grim odds noted by rescuers
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Senators scatter after recess call during world tour
Senate members and wives departed on a House Air Force charter to Asia marking a five week break through Sept. 8. Leader’s split over drafting and wartime funding shows no quick action likely. two major defense bills loom with a filibuster possible in the Senate.
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Pat Nixon to visit land set for parks transfer
President Nixon will undertake a five state three day tour to spotlight federal land being turned over to local governments for park development. The trip includes Virginia California Michigan Minnesota and California with ceremonies in each state to mark transfers and unveil plans for trails bicycle paths and a baseball park.
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Faulty Viet generators spark influence charge
A House subcommittee report finds hundreds of Vietnam era generators sold to the U.S. government under a cloud of influence compromised Marine Corps combat readiness. It alleges petty officials steered contracts, while makers defend compliance with requirements. Repair costs are pegged at about 2.6 million dollars.
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Nader calls for Stans to quit over big business ties
Ralph Nader urged Secretary Maurice Stans to resign citing his alignment with business interests over the public. On CBS Face the Nation, Nader said Stans is not a police official and should not be on the public payroll, criticizing environmental policy delays and enforcement failures under the Nixon administration.
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Police seize $1 million heroin and cocaine at Los Angeles motel
LA police and state agents raid an Olympic Boulevard motel and seize 41 million in heroin and cocaine. Two men, Sam Berunten, 37, and Agertita Andergier, 39, were arrested on illegal drug charges. Officers said the suspects carried hand guns but did not resist. The raid recovered 27 ounces of heroin and 48 ounces of pitbetine, officials said, with value to be determined.
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Nixon Returns To Work After Hampshire Holiday
President Nixon returns refreshed from a New England weekend on a private Maine island. No appointments listed for the day. Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker in Washington and Saigon for Vietnam talks. Porter to meet Nixon on Paris peace talks. Rogers and Sisen li center in New York with U N officials on Pakistan humanitarian issues. Nixon enjoyed Maine lobsters and light banter about his trip being nonpolitical. His wife Pat and daughter were present, as the trip seemed to spark 1972 campaign chatter.
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Dollar devaluation plan draws negative response
Washington reports a Treasury rebuff to a plan for a 0.5 dollar devaluation while a House Senate economic panel criticizes an overvalued dollar and argues devaluation could boost exports and curb imports. Treasury says no plans for wide change and emphasizes domestic economy stability. Johnston Island nerve gas transport McGraw sails with 1,845 tons of shells under Operation Red Hat while debates on currency shifts continue amid inflation and defense cutback calls.
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Army Won't Draft Until October Says Pentagon
Washington reports that even if Congress acts, the Army cannot begin drafting again until October due to administrative delays. The force stands at about 1.4 million with a planned reduction to 90,000 by next June, but a gap of roughly 30,600 is expected without July and August drafts.
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Public notices from San Leandro hold meeting on business
In San Leandro, a public session is planned by local officials to discuss scheduling and administrative actions. The meeting will cover publishing operations and Sunday access, with attendance noted by city agencies and the Daily Review staff.
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