106 U S prisoners to be released in Hanoi amid VC standoff
U S delegation said North Vietnam will release 106 Americans and two Thais in Hanoi on Sunday while the Viet Cong threaten to block 30 South Vietnam POWs over prisoner exchange. The lists include 34 named captives from the South plus two Filipinos and two Germans.
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Long Work Week Ordered In House
Ohio House Speaker Lancione orders longer work weeks to push bills through. House will meet 10:30 a m Tuesday and likely stay through Thursday to speed committee hearings. New measures include vocational education funding, minority history teaching, and a Martin Luther King holiday.
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Irish Prime Minister Defeated in Irish Dail Move
Ireland awaits a handover as Liam Cosgrave of Fine Gael and the Labour Party clinch 68 seats to 64 for Jack Lynch's Fianna Fáil. With 10 seats undecided, Cosgrave's coalition appears set to exceed half the Dail by securing at least 72 seats.
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Eastland backs Gray bid for FBI director
Senate Judiciary Committee chairman James O. Eastland said no hearings raised concerns about L. Patrick Gray's nomination. He declared he is 100 percent for Gray, praising him as honest and nonpolitical and predicted easy Senate confirmation. In a separate report, foreign exchange dealings worldwide halted as the dollar declined amid a selling wave.
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News groups vow to fight Watergate subpoenas
Three news organizations led by Time Inc The New York Times and The Washington Post say they will fight to quash subpoenas issued to their reporters in the Watergate bugging case. The Washington Star-News will answer but withhold privileged information.
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Governors Split on Nixon Plan at Midwinter Meeting
Democratic governors oppose Nixon's domestic revamp revenue sharing plan unless they receive the information needed to govern. GOP leaders and Virginia's Linwood Holton predict Democrats may eventually back the plan, which congressional leaders say is endangered.
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Indians End Hostage Stand as Fire Bomb Hurts AIM Leader
WOUNDED KNEE SD AP Sen McGovern said a negotiating session with 200 militants ended on a jarring note when the home of AIM national communications director Aaron Deseras was fire bombed during talks. Deserasas' wife is injured. 11 hostages released earlier remained in Pine Ridge as DOJ officials surrounded Wounded Knee to seek an end to the siege.
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Paris Conference Ends Vietnam Peace Pact Endorsed
Twelve governments world wide affirmed the Vietnam peace settlement in a signing ceremony led by foreign ministers of the Big Five. The nine point declaration binds outsiders to cease interference and outlines a system to monitor violations, with reconvening power if serious breaches occur. United States officials see Soviet and Chinese backing as a key restraint on Hanoi.
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Sudan agrees to fly Arab guerrillas to United States
The Sudanese government will provide a plane to evacuate Black September guerrillas and hostages from Khartoum to the United States. The group demanded two Sudanese cabinet members join the flight, a demand the government rejected. Hostages include U.S. Ambassador Cleo Noel Jr and G. Curtis Moore with others from Jordan, Belgium, and Saudi Arabia.
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Ohio Governor Blasts Nixon Plan During Statehood Day
Gov. John Gilligan denounces President Nixon's revenue sharing as a "pig in a poke" while in Chillicothe for Statehood Day. He urges more information from Washington and invites Ohioans to voice ideas for state improvement during the 170th anniversary events. Sen. Taft Jr. is scheduled to speak at a prayer service that evening.
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