U S Seeks Release Of Copter Crew
Tremormbet Purble Committee chairman Lindstrom says North Korea may free the Pueblo crew through private negotiation without an apology. He plans travel to Panmunjom to accept terms as State Department says no such plan exists. Officials note past negotiations have stretched on, with some optimism that release could come soon as North Korea acknowledged the crew alive.
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Airlines Seek Rate Hikes Amid Airline Fare Proposals
Eastern Airlines backs a 0 percent domestic fare rise while about 16 carriers seek increases. Congress members urge suspension of hikes. The CAB plans swift action, classifying proposals from Continental, United, and Eastern with varied mileage charges and terminal fees. Continental would add 2 to 9 dollars by route length. Eastern proposes an 8.69 dollar terminal charge and per mile rates.
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Nixon plans Labor Day visit as antiwar protest looms
President Nixon begins a vacation at the Western White House with no official business until Monday. The Peace Action Council of California plans a Sunday protest at Nixon's oceanfront home to demand an end to the Vietnam War. Nixon will attend a Labor Day dinner in Colorado Springs and tour NORAD facilities at Cheyenne Mountain before addressing workers’ reform and peace efforts. Shirley Temple Black named to the U.S. delegation to the United Nations General Assembly.
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Counteroffensive in South Vietnam Amid Expected New Attacks
US and South Vietnamese infantry clash on hills southwest of Da Nang with light contact so far. Across the country, reports say overnight activity was the lightest in three weeks as five Americans are wounded. Intelligence predicts a new highpoint of widespread attacks around Independence Day. Police and troops in Saigon and 31 provinces tighten security while Marines in Da Nang report ongoing operations.
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Vietnamese Valley Firefight Deepens As Marines Hold Line
In the Miop Duc Valley near Da Nang a North Vietnamese attack pressed Marine positions amid extreme heat. Four Americans and two North Vietnamese were killed with many wounded as allied command reports indicate 72 U.S. soldiers dead and 922 wounded overall. Units fight through dense jungle under air and artillery bombardment while North Vietnamese forces concentrate pressure on key outposts and defend high ground.
Passengers freed after plane hijack ends in Damascus
A Trans World Airlines Boeing 707 hijacked to Damascus by the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine was exploded during landing. Most passengers and crew were released, with six Israelis remaining. The flight originated in Los Angeles and stopped in New York and Rome before heading to Tel Aviv via Athens. Authorities cited a botched bombing by hijackers who stayed onboard.
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Senate In No Rush To Confirm Haynsworth
Washington sources report Senate leaders delaying action on Clement Haynsworth's nomination to the Supreme Court. Despite Nixon's push, Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield indicates a slow process with hearings set for September amid civil rights and labor opposition.
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Calif couple share record long marriage in Dos Palos
George Muller and his wife celebrate 68 years of marriage as the longest married pair recognized by California officials. The Dos Palos couple, parents of seven with five living, recalled a simple life and enduring harmony as Lt. Gen. Ed Reinecke presented the honor amid a state anniversary promotion.
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Kennedy’s phone calls being checked in inquest
Nine persons received subpoenas in the Mary Jo Kopechne case including a New England Telephone District Manager John J. O’Connor. The subpoenas seek records of calls tied to Kennedy’s credit card as authorities probe the Chappaquiddick incident.
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Russia may attack Red China rumor stirs White House debate
AP report outlines State Department hesitance to comment on a CIA discussion about a possible Soviet air strike on Red China's atomic plants. CIA chief Richard Helms is cited as the source of such stories, while the White House and Robert McCloskey defend caution and deny taking sides. The piece notes tensions over CIA disclosures and silence on overseas developments.
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Soviet commander warns U S of surprise attack plan
Marshal Nikolai Krylov, head of strategic rocket troops, claims the United States plans to strike the Soviet Union and warns the West against nuclear war. He asserts Soviet forces are ready to retaliate and says nuclear rocket forces have transformed the military posture.
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