Viet Airlift Resumes as Troops and POWs Return
U S freedom birds begin a three day airlift of 5236 troops from Vietnam and POWs released by Hanoi. Eleven planes carry 936 troops from Saigon while 1800 more depart Wednesday and 2500 on Thursday. Vietnam awards Weyand high honors as he leaves to command US forces in the Pacific.
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Weyand
Honolulu
U.S. Army
Pacific
Last 32 American POWs Freed From Hanoi
The final group of 27 military personnel and five civilians was released and flown to Clark Air Base Philippines. Col. Benjamin H. Purcell praised freedom and thanked President Nixon as the last 32 Americans returned from captivity amid ongoing troop withdrawal discussions. Lt. Cmdr. Phillip A. Kientzler, the last U.S. pilot downed before the cease-fire, was among the group.
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International Commission of Control and Supervision
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Poway
Calif
Paris
ERA language sparks debate on rights and drafts
The ERA's plain text prompts questions about drafting women, alimony, and sex based protections. Officials note court rulings will largely decide the scope, with 29 states approving and nine rejecting the measure as of now.
Tax Relief Proposal Aims At Property Tax Credits
Ohio Senator Paul E. Gillmor introduces a bill offering a property tax credit against state income tax for residents whose property taxes exceed a set income percentage. The working figure is four percent, with potential changes. The plan adds to the existing 10 percent rollback and targets overburdened farmers and homeowners amid ongoing fiscal debates.
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New Trial Sought in Yablonski Slay Conviction
William J. Prater, a former United Mine Workers organizer, is pursuing a new trial and reversal after being found guilty of murder in the 1969 Yablonski slayings. His attorney argues for post verdict relief and cites errors in the conviction.
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Erie, Pa
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United Mine Workers
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Prater
UMW
Joseph A. Yablonski
Verdict delivered in triple murder case against Prater
A Erie County jury found Prater guilty on three counts of first degree murder. Richard Sprague, the special state prosecutor, tied the killings to a chain of events linked to former UMW President W. A. Boyle. Prater faces a life sentence while Boyle denies involvement.
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LaFollette, Tenn
Toledo Bus Drivers Strike Shuts 55 000 Riders
Toledo Ohio AP reports 195 bus drivers refused to work saying they faced spit verbal abuse and rough treatment by school children. The stoppage leaves 55 000 daily riders without service and Whitten may seek court action to compel drivers back.
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Marshal Wounded in Wounded Knee Gunfight
Federal U S Marshal Lloyd Grimm, 56, from Omaha Nebraska, was seriously wounded in a gunfire flare up at Wounded Knee South Dakota. Negotiators indicated willingness to talk with militants despite the shooting.
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Change In Holiday Date Okayed
Pennsylvania Senate votes to observe Veterans Day on November 11 matching WWI armistice date. Last year the holiday was moved to the fourth Monday in October under a federal act. The bill moves to Governor Milton Shapp for approval.
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Inside Classified Comics Editorial and Obituaries
Brief page item notes sections including classifieds editorial obituaries and sports updates. Mentions television listings and women’s sections along with comic features as part of the daily paper.
Liddy Declines to Answer Grand Jury Questions
G Gordon Liddy refuses to answer more than 30 grand jury questions citing self-incrimination and requests return to Danbury prison. Judge Sirica defers ruling on immunity as the Watergate investigation proceeds with other witnesses slated to testify. White House denies Dean knew of the break-in, while McCord claims pressure and possible others involved in wiretapping.
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Ronald L. Ziegler
Key Biscayne, Fla
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Los Angeles Times
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Senate
Jeb Stuart Magruder
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Brando Missing From Oscar Night Frost Favors Best Actor
Hollywood AP reports Marlon Brando, favored for best actor for The Godfather, did not respond to invitation or communications and did not designate a representative to accept. The ceremony at Los Angeles Music Center airs tonight with Godfather also eyed for best picture and best director.
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Godfather
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Noel Coward Dies in Jamaica At 73
The famed playwright Noel Coward died of a coronary thrombosis at his Jamaica home near Port Maria. His body was held in Kingston awaiting instructions from London and likely to be flown to England for burial. Tributes poured in from Lord Mountbatten Sir Bernard Miles Sheridan Morley Sir John Betjeman and Maggie Smith praising his generosity genius and talent.
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Nean
Mermaid Theater
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