POW Releases Bring 34 More Home From Hanoi
At Clark Air Base Philip pines 34 additional prisoners of war arrive including the only foreign woman Monika Schwinn 30 and 27 American service members three American civilians and two West German medical workers. President Marcos welcomes them as released captives salute the flag and reunite with families.
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Chicago
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Saarbrucken
West Germany
Plane Brings Bodies To U.S
In Khartoum diplomats and officials cried as a U.S. presidential plane departed with the bodies and families of two diplomats killed by Palestinian guerrillas. The burlap-wrapped remains of Ambassador Cleo A. Noel Jr. and Charge dAffaires G. Curtis Moore were removed from the Saudi Embassy on Sunday.
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G. Curtis Moore
Guy Eid
Adley el Nasser
Abdullah Malhouk
Jaafar al Numairi
Abdul Rahman Abdul Ilah
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Moore
Nixon
Washington
State Department
Andrews Air Force Base
Arlington National Cemetery
Palestine Liberation Movement
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Peace talks at Wounded Knee amid stand-off with AIM
The government proposed that the 200 Indians occupying Wounded Knee may leave starting at 10 a.m. EST without arrests if they surrender their weapons. AIM leaders criticized the offer as insufficient and vowed to force negotiations. The two sides planned tepee talks as tribal leaders pressed for supplies and local trials.
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France in political trading after first National Assembly round
In Paris the Communist Socialist alliance gains marked the runoff focus as Gaullists seek centrist support. Communists and Socialists combined 40.5 percent to 38.1 for Gaullists and allies and 12.5 for the Reform Movement.
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Freed POW on Hanoi flight jokes about fashions
The prisoner of war, while en route from Hanoi to Clark Air Base, whispered to a nurse about fashion trends joking that the micro mini and see through blouses are in. The nurse dismisses the comment with a light reply.
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Philippines
Hanoi
Pope Paul VI Elevates 30 Prelates to Cardinal Status
Pope Paul VI elevates 30 prelates to the College of Cardinals and reveals two others named in pectore in 1969 whose identities were withheld due to their Communist country affiliations. The hidden cardinals are Bishop Stepan Trochta of Litomerice Czechoslovakia and Bishop Juliu Hossu of Cluj Gherla Romania, who died in 1970.
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Paul VI
College of Cardinals
Stepan Trochta
Litomerice
Czechoslovakia
Juliu Hossu
Cluj-Gherla
Romania
Oppose Amnesty Seen By Four to One Among Letters
The White House reports that among thousands of letters on the subject four of every five oppose granting amnesty to young men who left the country to avoid service in Vietnam.
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White House
Vietnam
Communists Plan Boycott of Joint Military Sessions
North Vietnam and the Viet Cong announced a boycott of four party Joint Military Commission sessions until Saigon frees more prisoners of war in the second exchange phase. American officials said the move took them by surprise and that the release schedule is already one week behind.
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Joint Military Commission
North Vietnam
Chile opposition retains Congress but fails impeachment bid
Santiago Chile AP reports the moderate conservative opposition still controls Congress but did not win enough seats to impeach President Salvador Allende.
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Santiago, Chile
Salvador Allende
Inside Classified Dee 6ks 63 Editorial Obituaries
Classifieds and editorials highlight regional notices and obituaries. Social pages mention local events and community updates featuring Monee Geeks and television pieces. The brief also references women and media topics relevant to the area.
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Dollar crisis talks extend market shutdown in Europe
In Brussels and Paris talks, nine Common Market finance ministers debated ways to shield currencies as the dollar rose in limited trading. The U S Treasury signaled cooperation but withheld commitment to join the Friday conference. Japan and others closed markets for the week. Meanwhile a separate crash near Nantes killed at least 53 as two London bound Spanish airliners collided in flight.
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Nantes
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