32 POWs Released From Vietnam Conflict at Clark Base
The Viet Cong freed 32 American prisoners at Clark Air Base Philippines. Senior officer Col Theodore Guy thanked President Nixon for ordering bombing of Hanoi and Haiphong last December. The release adds to 439 Americans freed since the January cease-fire with 140 servicemen and seven civilians still in Communist hands to be freed by March 28.
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Clark Air Base
Philippines
Nixon
Hanoi
Haiphong
Air Force
Theodore W. Guy
Tucson
Ariz
North Vietnam
Guy
Laos
US. Air Force
China
U.S
Henry A. Byroade
Noel Gaylor
Pacific
William G. Moore Jr
13Th Air Force
Harvey G. Brande
Long Beach
Calif
William G. McMurray Jr
Scottsdale, Ariz
Nixon not to be forced to testify in Gray FBI director nomination
Senate Judiciary Committee shows little urge to court Nixon over denying Gray's official lawyer testifying. Ervin says committee could press Nixon to block Gray’s nomination unless John Dean III appears. Nixon rejects Dean testimony. court test possible if subpoenas fail and contempt cited.
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Washington
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Nixon
L. Patrick Gray III
FBI
J. Ervin Jr
Gray
White House
John W. Dean
Ervin
Dean
Scali Defends U S At UN Meeting In Panama Clash
U S ambassador John Scali brushed off Panamanian criticism and rebutted a Cuban attack at a special UN Security Council session in Panama. Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roa accused U S of Green Beret bases while Torrijos urged world support against perceived colonialism.
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Panama
U.S
John Scali
United States
U.N. Security Council
Raul Roa
Cuba
Council
Panama Canal Zone
Nixon rules out food price controls at news conference
President Nixon said price controls on food are not his approach and that housewives' purchasing choices are a strong weapon against high prices. He also announced David Bruce will head a U S liaison office in Peking and urged a Supreme Court test over Dean testimony. He cautioned North Vietnam not to ignore U S concerns on cease fire violations.
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Ervin
Judiciary Committee
Gray
Select Committee
Nixon
Supreme Court
Washington
David K. E. Bruce
U. S
Peking
Senate
John W. Dean III
L. Patrick Gray
U.S
Meir Discussion Cited Washington Post Article Fire Eavesdropping
Premier Golda Meir spoke by phone in Jerusalem with her Washington ambassador about a U.S. article. Yitzhak Rabin asked which newspaper and a voice stated Washington Post. The Ministry of Communications confirmed two Tel Aviv operators were dismissed for eavesdropping.
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Tel Aviv
Golda Meir
Jerusalem
Washington
Yitzhak Rabin
Tax Holding Bid Aims To Help Care Providers In Ohio
In Columbus Ohio doctors hospitals dentists and pharmacists awaiting more than 30 million from the Welfare Department could deduct those unpaid Medicaid claims from their state taxes under a bill in the Senate. Sen Harry L Armstrong says the measure would help providers owed by the state to stay solvent amid clerical delays and a computer system switch. He cites a southern Ohio hospital owed 100000 as an example.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate
Harry L. Armstrong
R- 17
Logan
Armstrong
A.G. Lancione
Bellaire
House
Michael P. Stinziano
Burger Beer to Close Brewery in Cincinnati
Burger Beer, one of Cincinnati’s last locally owned breweries, closes its doors but will stay in the soft drink business. About 140 workers face contract expiration as executives plan meetings, with Burger continuing to bottle Pepsi and Dr Pepper products in Ohio and Florida.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Burger Beer
Cincinnati
Edward Koons Jr
Burger
Schoenling
Hudepohl
George Wiedemann
Newport
Cincinnati Reds
New York Yankee
Waite Hoyt
J. F. Koons
Ohio
Florida
James Paradise
Paradise
Escapee Griffith Flees Through Corning Area
A manhunt for escaped convict Bobby Ray Griffith spread fear in Corning as residents armed themselves. A woman suffered a knee gunshot injury and was hospitalized after a shot mis fire during the chase. Griffith, 21, from Toledo, stole a car and fled from Franklin County authorities, eluding roadblocks with sightings near New Straitsville and Corning. House slippers found hint he may be barefoot.
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Corning
Bobby Ray Griffith
Toledo
Griffith
Perry County Sheriff's Department
Harry Cales
Good Samaritan Medical Center
Zanesville
Perry
Athens County
Lucasville
Franklin County
New Straitsville
Carlos Smith
Shawnee
Marshall Larry Marlot
Smith
Marlot
S. Valley Street
Classified Ad Offer Reaches 16 000 Readers
An old advertisement proclaims a low cost Action Ad coupon for $2 to reach 16,000 readers. It promises help selling items from cats to Cadillacs via mail contact.
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Floyd J. Thompson
Hudson
Mass
Philip W. Manhard
State Department
Thompson
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Wounded Knee
S.D
Sen. Sam
Scali
National Weather Service
Hocking River
C. L. Colmer
Athens Observer
Roa
Sceali
U.N
Seali
Omar Torrijos
Latin America
Torrijos
Peru
Miguel Angel de la Flor
Coal Grove
Ironton, Ohio
Dawson-Bryant
Ironton
Boyle
Erie, Pa
William Prater
United Mine Workers
W. A
Tony’’ Boyle
UMW
Yablonski
Middlesboro
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Ohio State University
WOSU
Thomas P. Gilmartin
Youngstown
Blondie
Murat B
Chic) Retae
Young
King Features
Clearwater
Fla
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