DeCavalcante and 2 co‐defendants found guilty

DECAVALCANTE IS FOUND GUILTY

GM raises prices on '71 cars 4‐6%, warns of further increase; says tentative avg prices are up $136, or 4%; rise would be 6% when effect of making formerly optional equipment standard and 5% rise on optional equipment is taken into acct; co says prices are 'tentative' until UAW strike ends; also announces it will drop 5‐yr, 5,000‐mi warranty on engine parts; examples of price increases listed

G.M.RAISES PRICES ON CARS 4 TO 6%

Gretel II Takes America's Cup Race

Cuba, in first action of kind, turns over R Labadie, US Army pvt who hijacked TWA craft on Aug 24 and who is AWOL from Army psychiatric clinic; Labadie was turned over to 2 US officials who flew to Varadero and back on regular refugee flights; Labadie held in $500,000 bond; is under indictment issued by Fed Ct, S Bend, Ind; his atty says Labadie asked to return to US for treatment of disorder

Cuba Returns Hijacker to U.S. In the First Action of Its Kind

HR passes narcotics bill, 341‐6, which includes funds for rehabilitation programs

HOUSE APPROVES STIFF DRUG CURBS BY 34140‐6 VOTE

Voltage cuts continue for 3d successive day in wake of hot weather; Con Ed squeezes through day without cutting back voltage by more than 5%; Wall says high temps over wkend would exacerbate crisis since it would not give co time to repair generators that are normally serviced on wkends; attributes current shortage to co's inability to build new plants, noting that situation will continue to deteriorate until such plants are constructed; says co is purchasing additional power from as far away as Ontario and TVA

Power Is Reduced For Third Day; Hot Weekend Due

Jordanian mil Premier Daoud resigns and disappears, Cairo, where he was representing Hussein at conf of Arab govts; Amman radio repts Hussein accepted resignation and offered to appt civilian unity Govt; Hussein asks mil Cabinet to carry on until new regime can be formed; Arafat, replying to broadcast appeal by al‐Nimeiry, agrees to meet with delegation representing Arab govts seeking to and fighting; suggests conf be held in Jebel Luweibida district of Amman; Cairo Al Ahram repts Central Com has asked for 24‐hr cease‐fire and for Arab leaders to conf with Arafat

GUERRILLA CHIEF AGREES TO MEET ARAB DELEGATION

Sen and HR Armed Services Coms conferees retain, in mil procurement bill, Fulbright amendment providing that 'free world assistance funds' contained in bill cannot be used to support Thai or S Vietnamese troops fighting in support of Cambodian Govt

CONFEREES VOTE ABM LIMITATION

US Defense Dept officials rept div in S Korea is expected to be among 3 standing Army divs to be inactivated‐over next 9 mos

PENTAGON TO CUT 3 ARMY DIVISIONS IN NEXT 9 MONTHS

article on purchase and use of heroin being common sight on campus of City Coll, NYC

The Purchase and Use of Heroin A Common Sight at City College

some 60 persons evacuated from Amman while shooting continues; most spent last wk hiding in interior rooms or basements to escape shooting; describe their experiences; illus; 4‐day‐old baby, born during fighting in Amman, also evacuated; GB advises its citizens to leave

Refugees Flown From Jordan Include Woman and 4‐Day‐Old Daughter

craft lands in Kazakhstan, completing 1st round‐trip flight by unmanned spacecraft to lunar surface; Tass confirms landing 2 hrs and 20 mins after it takes place; repts capsule containing lunar rocks began to separate from 'mother craft' when it was about 30,000 mi from earth; re‐entry and recovery described; map; rocks will be turned over to Soviet Acad of Sciences; Tass says results of analysis will be pub; 1st photos of craft are released; show it in lab being prepared for flight; scientist B N Petrov calls flight 'major new achievement for science and tech;' explains it was extremely complex; artist's rendering of craft on moon; Low sends congratulatory telegram to acad pres Keldysh

Luna 16 Returns to Soviet With Rocks From Moon

Stock prices climbed yester day as trading volume on the New York Stock Exchange soared to 21.4 million shares &#8212;the second&#8208;highest turnover on record.

Stock Prices Rise As Volume Surges

US officials say Glatkowski is confined to mental hosp after going on hunger strike and complaining of hearing voices; say he attempted suicide by cutting himself with broken glass; rept he talked with US officials and showed no recollection of family and indicated no desire to return home; are considering asking for extradition for med treatment in US but are concerned that move will be criticized as illegal extradition from country with which US has no extradition treaty

SAILOR IN HIJACKING IS ILL IN CAMBODIA

session; Bruce says enemy proposals do not change enemy position; says language of 'preconditions and unilateral demands' must be abandoned; enemy delegations say Bruce is 'negative'; say they await 'serious answer' to proposals; Nguyen Cao Ky arrives in Paris but does not comment on purpose of his visit; Bruce says discussion of POW issue should not await discussion of other issues; enemy delegations repeat assertions that POWs are treated humanely; Bruce, in remarks to reporters, says he has not rejected proposals and continues to study them; Harriman says Nixon Adm should seriously consider proposals; says he believes there are some new things in them; says Nixon Adm has not even tried to make proposals in Paris that were likely to lead to peace; says he is not convinced Adm is committed to principle of negotiated settlement

Bruce Says Hanoi and Vietcong Haven't Shifted Basic Position

Min Zaldivar repts econ crisis in wake of election, radio‐TV broadcast; Christian Dem party, which has begun talks with Allende, makes public conditions for support; seen pressuring Allende to clarify and disclose changes in program to restore confidence and investments; is also seeking to incorporate guarantees of freedoms in Const so army will be committed to defend them; Zaldivar notes banking crisis, drop in sales and investments since election

Chilean Official Reports an Economic Crisis in Wake of Election

Govt troops reptdly engage in fierce fighting with enemy forces holding Tangkok; 35 Govt soldiers killed, over 100 wounded; unofficial repts say troops are forced to withdraw from outskirts of village; Am Rong says they have begun new advance, that 4 columns are marching on Tangkok; 3 small wooden bridges, blown up several times by enemy and repaired, again destroyed; temporarily cut off supply convoys out of Skoun; map

52 U.S. War Deaths for Week Equal Lowest Toll Since 1966

2 policemen and man believed to be former leftist guerrilla killed in 2 separate incidents

Three Shot in Guatemala

US Amb Moore and Embassy 1st Sec Randolph tour 4 counties looking for distant cousins to meet Pres and Mrs Nixon; make several trips to Timahoe, a small hamlet 20 mi NW of Dublin, where Nixon's great‐great‐great‐great grandfather, T Millhouse, lived before he emigrated to US in 1729; map; Randolph notes difficulty in identifying Mrs Nixon's kinfolk among numerous Ryans; has not been able to find 1 Millhouse throughout all of Ireland

Wanted for Nixon Visit to Ireland: One Millhouse

apparent strain in US‐French ties resulting from recent developments and French warning against US intervention noted

Paris Said to Reject a Brief Visit by Nixon

French reprs walk out of S Pacific Conf meeting, Suva, Fiji, when several area territorial leaders condemn Pacific tests; hold conf should confine discussion to regional development; leaders hold tests do not advance purpose of conf, which is to advance area econ and soc welfare

Assailed on A‐Tests, French Quit Session in Fiji

US notifies Japanese Foreign Min that it will soon remove B‐52s from Okinawa; Chief Exec Yara and other officials comment

Japan Is Told B‐52's to Quit Okinawa

Yale Univ Prof A M Bickel claims complete integration of schools is neither legally required nor practically possible, s to Sen Com on Equal Educ Opportunity; Educ opportunity; supports Nixon's Mar 24 policy statement on de facto segregation as only possible natl policy due to varying needs of communities all over nation; criticizes recent Coleman rept as ambiguous and slender; endorses proposal by Repr Preyer to allow black children to transfer from slum schools to outlying schools, to provide additional Fed aid to deprived schools and let communities choose between neighborhood schools or racially balanced school systems; agrees with Sen Mondale's statement citing some educ experts' endorsement of integration as way to insure quality educ for disadvantaged; says policy should be followed wherever possible; Mondale, Javits, dispute testimony

EDUCATOR DOUBTS FULL INTEGRATION

HR Foreign Affairs Com approves joint resolution asking Pres to submit written rept to Cong whenever he sends Amer troops into armed conflict without first consulting HR and Sen

Washington: For the Record

explosion at Kuwait Govt offices, NYC, linked to Kuwaiti s, UN

BOMB EXPLODES NEAR 2 MISSIONS

Curtis LaDonn Buckley is a former American football cornerback in the National Football League for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, San Francisco 49ers, New York Giants, and Washington Redskins. He played college football at Kilgore College for two years and then East Texas State University, where he was a two time All-American and two time First-team All-Conference.

Curtis Buckley, American football player and psychiatrist

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Erich Maria Remarque was a German novelist. His landmark novel All Quiet on the Western Front (1928), based on his experience in the Imperial German Army during World War I, was an international bestseller which created a new literary genre of veterans writing about conflict. The book was adapted to film several times. Remarque's anti-war themes led to his condemnation by Nazi propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels as "unpatriotic". He was able to use his literary success and fame to relocate to Switzerland as a refugee, and to the United States, where he became a naturalized citizen.

September 25, 1970

Headlines from September 25, 1970

DECAVALCANTE IS FOUND GUILTY

G.M.RAISES PRICES ON CARS 4 TO 6%

Gretel II Takes America's Cup Race

Cuba Returns Hijacker to U.S. In the First Action of Its Kind

HOUSE APPROVES STIFF DRUG CURBS BY 34140‐6 VOTE

Billboard 200

Cosmo's Factory

Woodstock

Mad Dogs & Englishmen

Tommy

Chicago II

Notable Births

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Historical Context for September 25, 1970