Saigon opens to US ties as Laos faces hostage threat
The Provisional Revolutionary Government in Saigon offers to resume relations with the United States while Laos endures anti American student pressure. Three Americans including Indiana’s Daniel Stor face threats amid hostage fears. San ford Stone of Cleveland and Charles Pearcy of Salem are named among hostages. The Laos coalition government rescinds anti American actions yet pressures officials to remove corrupt leaders.
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Recovered Art Lost Again In Italian Museum Raid
In a predawn raid at Milan's National Gallery armed men seized 36 impressionist paintings valued over 3.2 million dollars. Thieves used a ladder, overpowered guards, and escaped with unframed works by Gauguin, Renoir, Cezanne, and Van Gogh, echoing a February theft and prompting alarm over Italy's art protection.
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