Laos Prisoner Release Standoff Delays POW Board Actions
The Pathet Lao said they are ready to release the nine U S prisoners in Laos but gave no date or place, keeping the final 139 American POWs from Vietnam in limbo as Paris cease fire deadlines loom. Negotiations continue amid stalled troop withdrawals and U S demands for clear turnover details.
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Saigon
Pathet Lao
U.S
Laos
United States
Vientiane
Seth Phetrasy
Joint Military Commission
Thailand
Vietnam
Paris
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Watergate Namedropping Session Set for J. Sirica
James W. McCord Jr. has begun telling Senate investigators what he knows about the Watergate burglary and wiretapping. Samuel Dash says McCord will name more participants, with possible higher ups to be disclosed and cooperation urged for sworn testimony.
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John Chadwick
Associated Press
Washington
James W. McCord Jr
Senate
Samuel Dash
Senate Watergate
McCord
Dash
Sirica
Cash
FBI
Senate Committee
Federal Grand Jury
Consumers back nationwide meat boycott push in April
Coast to coast protests grow as shoppers form Save Our Sanity and FIT groups urging meatless menus for the first week of April. Women report rising prices and plan a meatless Tuesday while others picket stores. some grocers see little impact on sales.
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Salt Lake City
Rosalie Whiting
Save Our Sanity
California
Portsmouth
Ohio
Texas
Dallas
Garland
Grand Prairie
Euless
Alliance For Equality
Feminist New York
Betty Friedan
Women’s Liberation Movement
New York
National Organization For Women
Agriculture Department
Freed political prisoner Dzu leaves Saigon after five years
Truong Dinh Dzu, jailed since the 1967 presidential race, was released in Saigon after nearly five years. The move appears aimed at boosting Thieu's image ahead of his U.S. visit.
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Saigon
Truong Dinh Dzu
Nguyen van Thieu
Dzu
Thieu
United States
Nairobs
Kenya
Idi Amin
Uganda
Radio
Dar Es Salaam
Amin
Tanzania
Edward Sokoine
Local Sports TV Coverage Note Highlights Athens Logan Pomeroy
An editorial style summary notes coverage shifts in Athens and Logan on women sports telecasts. Mentions Pomeroy and OSA PEPE HC as organizations shaping the broadcast landscape.
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Athens
Logan Sports Television
Pomeroy Osa Pepe Hc
E410
Eoeeravere
ERA supporters push for Ohio House approval
In Columbus Rep. Michael Stinziano says Ohio could tip the nationwide effort to ratify the women's equal rights amendment. The House debate on Wednesday may last four to five hours and will be broadcast live by WOSU and NPR.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
Michael P. Strnziano
House
Senate
Robert T. Secrest
D-20
Cambridge
Ohio Afl-Cio
Stinziano
Ohio State University
WOSU
National Public Radio
Action Adt and the Ding of Your Old Items
A quirky note compares an Action Adt sound to a telephone ring and suggests selling unused items to hear that familiar ding. The playful piece highlights the urge to declutter through a simple ringing incentive.
Rent and Interest Freeze Proposed as 60 Day Halt
AP dispatch reports House Banking Chair Wright Patman proposing a 60 day freeze on all prices and interest rates with rents held to January 10 levels. The plan ties rollback steps to a 3 percent inflation trigger, with Phase 3 limits and potential further rent rollbacks by the president.
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Nixon
House Banking Committee
Wright Patman
Patman
Banking Committee
Texas
Senate
CBS
Proxmire
Congress
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Los Angeles Times
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Times
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Sen
CIA
Committee
Atty
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Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Kris Liljeholm
Sandy Winslow
Charlotte, N.C
Night Music
Glynis Johns
Ben Vereen
Pippin
Miami
Miami Beach
Mary Louise Bedenk
Paynesville
Mount Sinai Hospital
Eobeeveven
ERA
Dennis Banks
Wounded Knee
AIM
Messenger
William Proxmire
D Wis
Chase Manhattan Bank
Franklin National Bank of New York
Arthur F. Burns
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