Big Five pledge ends meddling in Indochina cueing cautious peace move
The United States, Soviet Union, China, Britain and France joined seven others in endorsing the Washington Hanoi peace pact and a nine point declaration. Canada South Vietnam and Britain voiced anxieties as foreign ministers outlined the plan while details of cease fire and prisoner releases continued amid high diplomacy. North Vietnam pledged to free 142 prisoners by Saturday nine p m Saison time. The declaration is to be formalized Friday afternoon with a signing ceremony.
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POW Release Talks Advance Amid Vietnam Cease Fire Tensions
U.S. and Communist delegations meet in Paris on Friday to finalize the release of 136 American POWs and two Thai and two West German workers held by the Viet Cong. Vietnam cease-fire disputes flare as Washington awaits full details and lists of prisoners while Paris witnesses diplomats, with 12 governments backing the Jan 27 accord and four American congressmen preparing to witness the signing.
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Two Finns Face Kidnap Charges In Stockholm
In Stockholm two Finns face kidnapping charges after a dramatic hostage incident. The men barricaded themselves in an apartment with two boys, demanded 100000 crowns, and later agreed to exchange the boys for a policeman. After the boys were freed a shootout ensued. one kidnapper was wounded, a police officer was shot in the leg, and the gunmen were overpowered.
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Oil Millionaire's Sons Indicted In Phone Tapping
Federal grand jury indicts W Herbert Hunt and Nelson Bunker Hunt of Dallas, executives of Hunt Oil Co. for wiretapping a Hunt Oil employee. Also charged are Clyde A Wilson of Houston and Carl Morgan Watson of Bellaire with six counts each. Maximum penalties include five years imprisonment and ten thousand dollars fine.
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