POW airlift postponed indefinitely reports say
Swedish newspaper Dagens Nyheter claims a chartered SAS flight to move U.S. prisoners of war from North Vietnam is not canceled but postponed indefinitely. The United States and North Vietnam deny the report while SAS and Swedish officials offer no confirmation.
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UPI
Visiory
North Vietnam
Dagens Nyhet
U.S
United States
Dagens
Nyheter
Irute
SAS
Foreign Ministry
Dagens Nyheter
Abortion rehearing requested in California Court of Appeal
The California Court of Appeal has received a rehearing request from Attorney General Evelle J. Younger over a July 22 ruling by Judges Sims Jr and Elkington that parts of the Therapeutic Abortion Act are unconstitutional. Presiding Judge Molinari dissented, with Younger claiming the majority’s view conflicts with two other unanimous appeals court decisions upholding the act’s constitutionality.
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State Court of Appeal
Atty
Evelle J. Younger
Richard M. Sims Jr
Norman Elkington
John B. Molinari
Younger
Cewt
Court of Appeal
No charges planned against officers in Isla Vista unrest
Santa Barbara DA David Milner said no criminal charges will be filed against any law enforcement officers over the Isla Vista riots. He noted likely misconduct but said a successful prosecution against any officer is extremely unlikely. A federal civil rights probe may still prompt action.
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Santa Barbara
Isla Vista
UC Santa Barbara
Milier
Protest at Hanscom Field Ends with 150 Arrests
About 150 protesters were arrested without incident at the four gates to Hanscom Field in Bedford Mass. The site, near Boston, is operated by the Massachusetts Port Authority and hosts several government research labs. The demonstration targeted the installation employing roughly 3 000 Air Force personnel and 8 000 civilian workers. James R Schlesinger of Arlington Va led the protest group.
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James R. Schlesinger
Arlington, Va
Coed Refuses to Answer Explosives Grand Jury Question
Linda Reynolds a Contra Costa College student spent 20 minutes before a federal grand jury in San Francisco as protesters rallied for her. Attorney Frank Pestana said she refused to answer where she lived and challenged the legality of questions about illegal means used to gather information. Reynolds was ordered to return Sept 9 as officials declined to discuss the grand jury’s purpose.
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San Francisco
Pestana
Miss Reynolds
Richmond
Coed
Baneroft
Bancroft
Watts unchanged in jobs housing six years after riot
In Watts six years after the 1965 riot, unemployment remains high at 16 percent with 42 percent of teens jobless, housing dilapidation near 40 percent, and officials say publicity on job and housing programs has failed to improve conditions. County human relations chief Herbert Carter calls the picture devastating and urges focus on underlying problems.
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Los Angeles
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Herbert Carter
Iuman Relations Commission
Hilbert Hudson
The
NAACP
Carter
Jamboree Evacuation Near Armstrong Arrival At Mt Fuji Camp
Japanese Boy Scout officials ordered evacuation of the 13th World Scout Jamboree campsite as Typhoon Olive drenched the site near Mt Fuji. By Armstrongs arrival more than half of the 23 000 scouts and leaders had left for temples schools and bases. The event drew international contingents with most evacuated by afternoon amid water shortages and broken toilets.
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Japan
UPI
Neil H. Armstrong
Honolulu
Fujiyama
U.S
Armin TL. Meyer
Armstrong
Olive
Japan Boy Scout Council
Saburo Matsukata
Tokyo
Akihito
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Britain
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France
Australia
Canada
Israel
Africa
Middle East
Asagivi Heights
South Africa
Typhoon Olive Leaves Japan and Korea Shaken
Typhoon Olive damaged wide areas across Japan and South Korea killing 64 people and displacing thousands. Heavy rains disrupted trains and flights as the season’s 19th typhoon traced a zigzag path through the Sea of Japan, narrowly missing South Korea. Officials report 43 dead in Japan, 21 in Korea, with 24 missing in Japan and 3,000 homeless in Korea. injuries total 113 across both nations.
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UPI
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South Korea
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