September 1, 1969

Article on conservatism of younger, middle-class UAW members in Flint, Mich; members, who are now affluent and own homes and property, tend to eschew many of union's liberal goals and consider bloody sitdown strikes of '37 as 'simply moment in history'

4 rock music festivals thousands of miles apart draw thousands of young people; B Dylan sings at Isle of Wight; is reptdly being paid $90,000; details on festivals in Tex, Washington State, La; drug scene at Tex and Washington festivals noted, illus

NY Times survey, in revg legis aimed at averting campus disorders, notes that more than 1/2 states have responded with such legis but that in many cases laws are less severe than expected; says legis is generally geared to give state authorities, including local police, easy access to campus, deprive convicted student demonstrators of financial aid and, in some states, bar guns on campus; notes, according to legis sources, that carrying of guns by Negro students at Cornell U last spring, was, inferentially at least, trigger which touched off legis and legis debate on campus disorders; cites legis enacted in several states

An exact-fare system designed to forestall robberies went into effect on the city's 4,285 buses and many private lines yesterday, but within hours a bus driver was held up and robbed of $6 in Brooklyn.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Aug. 31 -- The nation's Governors appear to be closing ranks in a plea to the Nixon Administration and Congress for full Federal funding of the welfare system.