Truce teams move into combat zones amid cease fire breaches
Saigon reports escalating fighting as Joint Military Commission prepares first investigation into a combat area near La Huynh. 904 Communist POWs released to Can Tho officials. totals rise to 6400. South Vietnamese 711 released, 320 more planned at Lai Ninh. Violations persist daily since January 28. A downed unarmed U S helicopter prompts ICCS probe request. Six minor battles north of Saigon yield 51 Communist deaths.
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Prince Andrew Turns 13 With Cake At Ascot School
Prince Andrew son of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip is 13 today He celebrated by sharing a birthday cake with friends at Ascot School Windsor Castle hosted the weekend event Buckingham Palace said Prince Andrew spent Sunday with his parents at Windsor Castle and Ascot School.
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Four more bodies linked to string of Santa Cruz murders
Four youths found shot to death in a thatched cabin in Henry Cowell Redwood State Park, part of a murder wave in Santa Cruz County that has reached 13 known deaths since January. Investigators noted a 22 caliber rifle missing from the cabin and linked the killings to suspect Herbert Mullin, amid a wide search and ongoing autopsy.
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Frank Costello Dies at 82 Reputed Underworld Kingpin
Frank Costello, immigrant turned crime boss known as prime minister of the underworld, died in a New York hospital at age 82 after battling throat cancer. He faced numerous arrests, tax evasion conviction, and a 1967 assassination attempt, with decades in and out of jail. Funeral arrangements were pending.
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Russian Communists tighten party membership in card exchange
Moscow reports the Soviet Communist Party will replace 14.5 million red party cards starting March 1 in a two year exchange aimed at pruning unworthy members. Pravda says the move seeks to boost creative power, while Western diplomats caution of potential demotions for ousted members.
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Snowball Express and Getaway headline cinema listings
A vacation special for younger viewers with Snowball Express from Disney and a Florida Disney World short subject plays daily matinees and evenings. The Getaway stars Steve McQueen and Tuesday McGraw with Ben Johnson and Sally Struthers in a cops and robbers chase. Streisand shines in Up the Sandbox at College Cinema. Showtimes vary by location with matinees at 1 and 4 or 1 and 5 and evenings around 6 to 10.
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Washington Window GOP Sees Broad Field for 1976 Nominees
Washington window notes a wide GOP field for the 1976 presidential race. Potential candidates include Spiro Agnew, John Connally, Nelson Rockefeller, Ronald Reagan, Howard Baker, Brock, Percy, Hatfield, and Connally's name as a trial balloon. Age and party dynamics shape early speculation amid party fractures and primary proliferation.
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Pope permits children's Mass for 40th Eucharistic Congress
In Melbourne at the 40th Eucharistic Congress a spokesman announced a special Mass for children, the first of its kind, to be held Friday at the Melbourne cricket ground with a blessing for Prime Minister Whitlam. More than 140,000 children from across Australia are expected to attend. The Vatican approval marks a notable shift from previous practice, as organizers had sought a liturgy tailored to children and Aboriginal participants. The event is one of five Masses at the venue next week attended by about 500,000 people. Cardinal Lawrence Sheehan led prayers for the opening, while the Pope urged acts of shared charity in a written message.
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Nixon rejects tariff plan to improve balance of payments
White House rejects a 3 to 15 percent across the board tariff surcharge on imports proposed by Rep. Wilbur Mills. Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz says the administration will pursue open, flexible tactics and negotiate tariffs country by country to strengthen the dollar and balance of payments. He notes moving through exchange measures rather than broad protectionism.
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Venezuela announces bolivar revaluation to 4.10 per dollar
Venezuela's government, led by Finance Minister Luis Enrique Oberte, announced a 4.10 bolivar per dollar exchange rate effective at midnight. The move follows a 14 month sequence of revaluations and comes after the U.S. devalued the dollar, with Venezuela a major oil supplier to the United States.
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POW-MIA bracelets melt into monument in Spokane
Mrs. Ellen M. Ewing calls for five million POW MIA bracelets to be mailed in from Americans and melted to form a lasting peace monument. Sculptor Harold Balaz Jr. offers to design and build the monument at no cost, with bracelets to be mailed to Bracelet Peace Movement, Box 2208, Spokane, Washington 99210, eight cent postage required.
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