Plan for Largest Prisoner Release in Vietnam War
A plan to free 570 prisoners left many embarrassed as only 13 North Vietnamese POWs indicated they wished to return home. Red Cross surveys and Saigon officials showed most did not want repatriation, conflicting with U S pressure and official claims. The release effort, delayed by doubts and field interviews, proved poorly planned and constrained by Geneva rules.
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Lsmiinc Ie Cae
International Committee of the Red Cross
South Vietnam
Red Cross Committee
Ben Hai
Nguyen van Thieu
U.S
Red Cross
Pris
Thieu
A.S
United States
Phu Quoc Island
Hanoi
Sah Viena
South
Bien Hoa
Geneva
Federal Grant Boosts Council Of Governments Study
A $40,000 HUD grant announced by Congressman David Dennis supports COG's second year of planning work in Madison County. The funds fund surveys and inventories covering housing, geography, traffic, economy, and services to aid federal participation in local planning efforts. The grant also initiates a new Madison County Child Care Committee under COG, aiming for state and federal funding eligibility.
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County ‘Council of Governments
COG
David Dennis
Anderson City Planing Direc
Tor James Priest
HUD
Cnsus
Dennis
Priest
Aorwards
Lonnie Barnes
Madison County
Madison man Bruce Wayne Johnson defense witnesses tell six key points
Madison Circuit Court heard six defense witnesses on Friday in the first degree murder trial of Bruce Wayne Johnson. Witnesses described Johnson's activities at the Oasis Tavern early July 29 and corroborated that Johnson and an accomplice were present at the scene. The unusually scheduled Saturday hearing, approved by Judge Carl T. Smith, aimed to probe affidavits and motions as jurors remain housed at county expense.
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Thal Madison Circuit Court
Bruce Wayne
John
Oasis Tasen
Johnson
Pinkerton
James W. Jobes
Michigan
Carl T.smith
Smith
Comic King Joe E Lewis Dies at 66 in New York
New York AP reports Joe E Lewis, famed gravel voiced comic of night clubs, died Friday at Roosevelt Hospital after a diabetic coma. He rose from speakeasies to headlining the club circuit, known for sharp humor and heavy drinking, marking a colorful 49-year career in entertainment.
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New York
Joe E. Lewis
Roosevelt Hospital
Lewis
Hosa
Young Persons More Easily Injured By Drugs Than Elders
Dr. Dana L. Farnsworth of Harvard warns that youths are more vulnerable to mind altering drugs and recounts a mother describing a 17 year old son’s LSD episode. Experts cite marijuana safety questions, potential psychotic episodes, and the limited evidence linking marijuana to birth defects or lung cancer. The article notes varying drug purity and warns against general assumptions about danger and crime.
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Dana L. Farnsworth
University Health Services
Harvard University
United States
CODA Weekend Highlights City Park Cleanup and Dedication
CODA Host Weekend events begin with a 1:30 p.m. dedication at the Human Aid Center on Ninth Street and Central Avenue, followed by an open house. Eston Hunter of the Boca Raton Drug Abuse Foundation is the principal speaker. The event aims to address rising local drug problems among youth and adults through community education and prevention efforts.
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Human Aid Center
Humanid Center
Mayor's Commission On Drug Abuse
CODA
Pupuc
Ninth Street
Central Avene
Eston Hunter
Boca Raton (Fin
Blaze Breaks Out At PPG Store
A heavy smoke plume rose from the Pitts burgh Plate Glass store at 1510 Main just before midnight Friday as firefighters worked to locate and battle the blaze. Crews forced entry into a neighboring warehouse while laying hose lines. Origin and full details were not available by dawn Saturday.
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Pittsburgh
Main
Bodies unearthed in Yuba City orchard reach 25
In Yuba City California authorities report a 25th body found buried in fruit orchards near the Feather River, with two others located nearby. Sheriff Roy Whiteaker says more remains may lie in the area as investigations expand using infrared surveys and grave-site tests. Juan Corona, a farm labor contractor, is charged with 10 murders and has pleaded not guilty.
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Yuba City
Calif
Feather River
Roy D. Whiteaker
Juan V. Corona
Yuba County
Hiteaker
Jack Sullivan Ranch
Weather River
Yuba Ci
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Unknown Sections Listed on Newspaper Pages
The note lists page destinations for various sections including deaths on Page 2 area church news Page Editorials page 6 sports pages and features on pages 10 12 stock markets and financial news and classified ads on pages 11 and 15.
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Area Church News
Classified Sale Ad Shows Early Spring Items For Sale
Fragmented notice offers items for sale with contact details and hours. Mentions a Classic Pager of the Herald and Bulletin and a contact number 43-5271. Includes vague references to spring items and daily availability from morning to evening.
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Hare
Herald and Bulletin
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