Nixon heads back to Washington after Amistad Dam pledge
President Nixon leaves the Western White House for Washington with a stop at the Mexico border to dedicate the Amistad Dam shared by the two nations. He will assess Hurricane Camille damage in Louisiana and Mississippi, and will miss the usual Tuesday meeting after Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen’s death.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
White House
Washington
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Mexico
Camille
Louisiana
Mississippi
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Henry A. Kissinger
North Vietnam
Ho Chi’ Minh
South Vietnam
Ronald L. Ziegler
Creighton W. Abrams
U. S
Vietnam
Amistad
Rio Grande
Texas
Giving Money To Indians Difficult
FROG CITY STATION Florida AP The Miccogukee Indians long at odds with the U S government resist federal antipoverty programs as Miami encroaches. A jetport rises near their Everglades encampments on U S Highway 41 drawing opposition for destroying hunting grounds while flood controls and schooling pressures push younger Miccousukee toward urban life.
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Frog City Station
Fla
U. S
Everglades Swamp
John Reichein
Everglades
Tamiami Trail
U. S. Highway 41
U.S
Miami
Rehbein
Grand Jury Will Hear Howser Case
Brunswick AP reports a grand jury will hear the Howser case. Charles P Howser general manager of the Charlotte Hornets is charged with murder in the Aug 17 death of Mrs Carolyn Hogan 46 who fell from a hotel balcony at Jekyll Island. District Attorney Glenn Thomas Jr bound Howser over to Superior Court on Aug 21 after a preliminary hearing.
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Brunswick
Charles Po
Phil Howser
Charlotte
N. C
Glenn Thomas Jr. Bays
Howser
Superior
Carolyn Hogan
Jekyll Island
Generational split in United States over draft race and youth taste
Louis Harris reports a wide generational divide in attitudes toward the draft racial progress and cultural taste. Among 1885 adults 16 plus, teens fault older leaders for not listening while those aged 35 and up oppose. The draft divides families, with 53 to 39 percent of young adults calling it wrong, versus 65 to 27 percent of 16 to 20 year olds who agree. Over race, adults over 50 see blacks asking for more than ready, while those under 30 show similar uncertainty, signaling deep intergenerational tensions.
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Peope
Golden 5% Savings Plans Offer High Interest and Flexibility
First Union National presents Golden 5% Savings options with daily or quarterly compounding and monthly or quarterly interest. Passbook, Income, and Double Your Money plans vary by minimum deposits from 1000 to 5000 dollars, with quarterly withdrawals, collateral loan use, and guaranteed terms from 2 to 14 years.
Automatic Savings Plan Offer by First Union National
First Union National introduces the Automatic Savings service to transfer funds from checking to a Golden 5% Savings account. Customers choose monthly quarterly or other intervals to set transfers and earn high interest by enrolling at a local First Union National office.
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First Union National
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