POW thanks Nixon for Hanoi bombing
The Viet Cong released 32 more American prisoners of war at Clark Air Base in the Philippines. The senior officer in the group credited President Nixon for ordering the bombing of Hanoi and Haiphong last December. The release brings total weekly freedom to 439 since January 28 with 140 servicemen and seven civilians still to be freed by March 28 under the cease-fire deadline.
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Clark Air Base
Philippines
Nixon
Hanoi
Haiphong
Air Force
Theodore W. Guy
Tucson
Ariz
North Vietnam
Guy
Laos
United States
USS. Air Force
China
Vietnam
Maj
Floyd J. Thompson
Hudson
Mass
Philip W. Manhard
State Department
U.S
Thompson
Special Forces
Henry A. Byroade
Noel Gaylor
Pacific
William G. Moore Jr
13Th Air Force
Scali defends Canal Zone stance amid Cuban UN charges
U S ambassador John Scali defended U S policy in the Panama Canal Zone at a UN Security Council session in Panama calling Cuban accusations wild and reckless He contrasted the remarks with Panamas Torrijos urging world backing in the Latin American meeting The article notes Sen Strom Thurmond opposing internationalization of the canal and citing congressional jurisdiction.
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Scali
U.S. Canal Zone
Panama
U.S
John Scali
United States
U.N. Security Council
Raul Roa
Cuba
Council
Panama Canal Zone
Roa
Nixon
U.N
Seali
Omar Torrijos
Latin America
Torrijos
Peru
Miguel Angel de la Flor
Ethiopia
Canal Zone
Pillo
Panama Canal
State Department
United Nations
Communists Charge Cease Fire Violations in Vietnam
Viet Cong accuse U S of shipping war materiel into South Vietnam without Joint Military Commission inspection. Lt Gen Tran Van Tra cites foreign sources on arms moves from Japan to Da Nang. U S delegates say Article 7 allows shipments before inspections, while negotiations in Paris loom.
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South Vietnam
United States
Pham Duong Hien
Saigon
Paris
Tra
Woodward
Provisional Revolutionary Government
CRA Socialist Party
Japan
U.S
da Nang
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Skenandore resigns state Indian post
Artley Skenandore announces resignation as executive director of the Minnesota Indian Affairs Commission effective July. He says his presence harms the Indian cause but vows to fight for the commission's continued existence. The commission's $98,000 budget is under legislative scrutiny.
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Duluth, Minn
Artley Skenandore
The
Minnesota Indian Affairs Commission
American Indian Fellowship Association
Skenandore
Commission
The Pioneer publication and subscription details
The Pioneer is published daily except Sundays and holidays by The Pioneer division of Scripps Newspapers Inc. It lists address at Neilson and Pioneer Street Bemidji Minnesota 5660 and notes AP Minnesota Newspaper Association and ABC memberships. Rates show mail in trade zone 18 per year mail outside trade zone 20 per year and carrier 2.50 per month.
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The
Pioneer
Scripps iift _Newspapers, Inc
Neilson and
Pioneer Street
Bemidji
Minnesota
Associated Press
Minnesota Newspaper Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
American Government Course Offered at Bemidji State College
The BSC political science department announces an undergraduate American Government course meeting at 6 30 p m on Tuesday evenings during spring quarter. Audit option available for no credit. Instructor Joseph McKenna is the contact for further information as area adults are invited to enroll.
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Bemidji State College
Joseph McKenna
Gray nomination stalls as Dean testimony debated
Senate Judiciary Committee shows no rush to force White House involvement over L. Patrick Gray III’s FBI director nomination. Sen. Ervin hints at using Watergate panel to compel John W. Dean III testimony by subpoena and potential contempt if he refuses. Nixon warns against executive privilege” court test.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Nixon
L. Patrick Gray III
FBI
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Gray
White House
John W. Dean III
Ervin
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Dean
Select Committee
Supreme Court
Congress
Jets collide in flight over North Dakota two-ship incident
North Dakota Air National Guard reports two F-101 jets collided in flight. Capt Richard Arman and Maj John Hinton Jr ejected near Fessenden with non life threatening injuries. Arman treated for back injuries, Hinton for cuts and abrasions before helicopter transport to Minot. A third jet piloted by Capt Gary Kaiser landed safely at Hector Airport with minor wing tip damage. WSO Maj Harland Odegard also aboard.
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Fargo
N.D
North Dakota Air National Guard
Hector
Air Guard
Richard C. Arman
John L. Hinton Jr
Harwood
Fessenden
Arman
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Scottsdale, Ariz
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Arlington Heights, Ill
Cub Scout Pack 32
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Sen
Strom Thurmond
R.S.C
Bemidji Rowl
Elaine Johnson
Jerry Tuomala
Bernadine Thunder
Joe Thunder
Almeda Strong
al Thunder
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Lake George
Minn
Lyle
Technicolor
Buena Vista Distribution Co. Inc
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Matinee Sun
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Anthony Quinn
Coe
Street
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Chrysler Motors Corporation
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Plymouth
Dave Walters
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