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In 1967, the world population was approximately 3,473,412,880 people[†]
1967Gene Hoglan, American drummer[†]
Eugene Victor Hoglan II is an American drummer, acclaimed for his creativity in drum arrangements, including use of abstract devices for percussion effects and his trademark lengthy double-kick drum rhythms. Though his playing style is very technically demanding, he retains high accuracy at extreme tempos, earning him the nicknames "The Atomic Clock" and "Human Drum Machine".
1967Anita Moen, Norwegian skier[†]
Anita Moen, sometimes credited as Anita Moen-Guidon, is a Norwegian former cross-country skier who competed from 1987 to 2003. She won five medals at the Winter Olympics with three silvers and two bronzes.
1967Ilya Ehrenburg, Russian journalist and author (born 1891)[†]
Ilya Grigoryevich Ehrenburg was a Soviet writer, revolutionary, journalist and historian.
KHARTOUM, the Sudan, Aug. 30--President Gamal Abdel Nas- ser and King Hussein told other Arab chiefs of state here today, that the time had come to seek a "political," or compromise, resolution of the impasse between the Arabs and the Israelis.
US jets raid near Hanoi and Haiphong
Some ins cos offer lower rates to nonsmokers
NYS Const Conv rejects delegate C E Rice proposal to ban all abortions
Red Guards harass Hopson at Peking demonstration to protest London clash; 1 youth pulls Hopson's hair to make him bow his head; Sec Brown appeals to Min Chen Yi to restore normal Brit-Chinese relations; China demands lifting of all curbs on Chinese in London; confines Britons in Peking to their offices and nearby homes
UAW rejects offer; prepares strike machinery; IUE, which has 30,000 members in GM plants, also rejects offer
8 hurt when car veers out of control and crashes into lobby of Royal theater, W 45th St; illus
Sen, 69-11, confirms Marshall apptmt after nearly 6 hrs of speeches; opponents and supporters hold they were not swayed by fact Marshall is Negro; Sen R C Byrd and Sens from Deep South cast all opposing votes; Byrd notes he had previously voted to confirm Marshall's apptmt to US Appeals Ct and as Solicitor Gen; says he opposes Sup Ct nomination because Marshall is 'judicial activist' who would join with other activists on bench to form liberal majority; Sen Thurmond casts only opposing Repub vote; Sen Javits says Marshall opponents reargue past Ct rulings with which they disagree
Nasser and Faisal, meeting at Mahgoub home, Khartoum, agree to end war; Morocco, Iraq and Sudan will supervise withdrawal of UAR troops and work to help Yemenis achieve full sovereignty and independence; Saudi Arabia will end aid to royalists; plan for plebiscite apparently dropped; UAR reptdly will be ready to withdraw in 3 mos; royalist sources rept new offensive has brought royalists within 3 mi of Sana; say it was provoked by UAR bombing raids in Lower Jauf area which occurred while royalists had stopped fighting because of peace prospects; map
NYS: Regents Bd proposes phasing out of Regents scholarships by '75 and replacement with expanded scholar incentive program; during interim proposes that current limit of 20,100 scholarships be ended and that grants go to 10% of state' hs grads; also proposes setting up 'opportunity' scholarships to help keep students in hs and encourage them to seek coll educ
Johnson announces plans to build 1st 'new community' on Fed surplus land in Washington, DC; names special com to survey Fed properties throughout nation for possible community development; members are Sec McNamara, Sec Weaver, Admr Knott
WASHINGTON, Aug. 30--The Yugoslav Foreign Minister arrived in Washington tonight to discuss with President Johnson possible ways of ending the stalemate between