Long Negotiations Seen for 3 Fliers in Korea
At Panmunjom North Korea said three American airmen are alive but injured after their helicopter was shot down August 17. The Koreans demanded U S admission of guilt, an apology and a pledge the incident would not recur as a condition for their return. Capt. David H. Craw of Pooler Georgia and Spec. 4 Herman E Hofstatter of Lowpoint were named among the crew.
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Japan Sea
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Mansfield to Hold Far East Hearings
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield announced planned hearings late this session or next on U.S. Far East policy under the Nixon Doctrine. The inquiry would cover the Laurel Langley agreement with the Philippines and the Okinawa postwar accord, plus broader regional roles and security commitments.
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Student Drug Use Profile Described From California Study
A Stanford led survey of 1,200 students across five western colleges outlines the typical drug using student as middle to upper middle class male in humanities or social sciences living near an urban campus. He likely opposes his parents politically, drinks coffee or alcohol, and shows dissatisfaction with education and future prospects while remaining politically active or liberal. Nonusers are younger, poorer, more conservative and religious, with stronger family and cultural commitments. The study also notes varying marijuana and hallucinogen rates among institutions and reports no sharp grade differences between users and nonusers, though users may consider dropping out.
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Nixon plans events with governors and Mexico trip
President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon attend a private governors dinner at the Broadmoor and deliver remarks at the governors’ black tie ball. Nixon plans a Sept. 8 trip to Del Rio Texas for the U.S. Mexico border ceremony with Mexico’s Diaz Ordaz. The White House denies UN address plans. Julie Eisenhower wed friend in Chicago. Tricia Nixon to be released from Walter Reed in days.
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Chicago
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Walter Reed Army Hospital
Chrysler Plans Tiny Car Rival to VW and Toyota
Chrysler announces a near VW size car code named The 25 Car to be in production by 1971. The model aims at under $2,000 with four cylinder engines as U S automakers push smaller cheaper cars amid price competition and foreign rivals. In Berkeley a campus blast damaged a concrete planter box near midnight with two youths seen fleeing nearby.
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Reagan to Return Monday After Vacation Break
Gov Ronald Reagan will resume duties Monday after a three week break. He attends the National Governors Conference in Colorado Springs and then returns to Sacramento for two days before leaving Friday for the Philippines as President Nixon's representative for a Manila cultural center dedication. He plans to speak Friday at the Sacramento host committee breakfast.
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Senate Finance Committee Scrutiny of Tax Reform Tactics
Washington AP The Senate Finance Committee sees thousands of letters opposing capital gains and charity deduction changes as it prepares hearings on the House tax reform bill. Universities and financial firms push back against tighter deductions and higher capital gains taxes as witnesses and testimony targets multiply.
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Freeway Leap Claims Life of Woman on Hollywood Freeway
A 42-year-old woman identified as Ramona Hawsley Starr died after leaping from the Bronson Avenue overpass onto traffic on the Hollywood Freeway during rush hour. She fell about three hours before dying at Los Angeles County USC Medical Center from head injuries. Police said she was not struck by any vehicle.
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Inquest Continues Over Unspecified Circumstances
The two year old judge outlines procedural rules after denying motions for cross examination and rulings on testimony. Lawyers file exceptions, prompting potential appeals. The core dispute claims the inquest is accusatorial and demands due process protections.
Hijackings Drive Up Year’s Total to 41
The plane and remaining passengers returned to Miami later in the day. The two hijackings brought the year’s total to 41, with 26 involving U.S. airliners.
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Safety Council predicts 725 holiday traffic deaths
The National Safety Council warned up to 725 people may die in traffic accidents during Labor Day weekend as up to 100 million vehicles hit highways. Volpe urged caution. officials mobilized to promote safe driving and belt use amid a predicted record travel surge.
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