POW Families Hope For End To Indochina War
United Press International reports relief and skepticism among hundreds of families of more than 1,800 U.S. servicemen listed as captured or missing in Indochina. Wives and relatives react with mixed emotion to cease-fire talk, citing years of waiting, fears, hope, and distrust, including Captain James Warner and other named service members. The Pentagon lists 1,271 missing and 545 captured, totaling 1,816. Hanoi has released 12 men.
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United Press International
U.S
Indochina
Virginia Warner
Ypsilanti, Mich
James Warner
Daidy
Hom
Emaier
Betty Lancaster
Huntington Beach
Calif
Charles Lee
Haiphong
Pentagon Iists
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Optimistic reaction to potential Vietnam peace settlement
United Press International reports a Vietnam war settlement may be imminent with mixed but hopeful reactions from Senate and House leaders. U N Secretary General Waldheim and Lao premier Phowna see a calming effect. stock market edges higher. lawmakers praise or scrutinize the timing, while POW Edward K Elias calls the news wonderful and Pat Nixon says she is excited.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
House
Gerald K. Ford
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Baltimore
Prince Souyanna Phowna
Laos
Washington
Radio Hanol
White House
George McGovern
Nguyen van Thieu
McGovern
Sargent Shriver
Nixon
American Party
John Schmits
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
F. Edward Hebert
Dla
Armed Services
Stennis
Hebert
Hanoi
Vietnam
Tha
United States
North Vietnam
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Frank Church
Dideho
Dean Rusk
Air Force
Edward K. Elias
Pat Nixon
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
American held in Israel for mailing letter bombs
A 22 year old American tourist, Dennis Feinstein from Stockton California, was jailed for 10 days in Kiryat Shmona Israel on suspicion of mailing letter bombs to President Nixon and two cabinet members. The bombs, mailed from a village near the Lebanese border, were intercepted before leaving Israel amid possible accomplices.
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Kiryat Shmona
Israel
UPI
Nixon
Dennis Feinstein
William P. Rogers
Secreta
Melvin R.laird
Feinstein
Stockton
Calif
Egypt War Minister Sa Tek Resigns in Surprise Shakeup
Cairo sources report the dismissal of Gen. Mohammed Sadek as war minister follows a thaw in Egypt Soviet ties. Sadek, long critical of Soviet aid, resigned after relations with Moscow were reordered by Sadat and Sidky. It's unclear if his departure stems from the new alignment or Moscow’s stance.
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Cairo
UPI
Egypt
Mohammed Satek
Soviet Union
Sadek
Anwar Sadat
Aziz Sidky
Moscow
Sidky
Arab Socialist On
Sadat
Wgypuriby
Upa
Israel
Soviet Jewish emigration under tight state control
Soviet Jewish leaders in Moscow said acting interior minister Mr. Chulikov told about 93 percent of Jews seeking exit visas have or will receive permission to leave. He said only Jews in positions of state importance are blocked, with wait times of three to four years or more depending on each case.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Ther
Israel
Interline
Police
Chulikov
Chulkov
Igor Sikorsky Dies at 83, Helicopter Pioneer and Inventor
Igor Sikorsky, born in Kiev and a key aviation figure, died at his Easton Connecticut home after a heart attack. He developed the world’s first practical helicopter, flew the V-300 in 1939, and led early rotorcraft production for military use. He will lie in state at St. Nicholas Church.
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Igor Sikorsky
STRA
UPI
Igor I. Sikorsky
St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church
Runevas Bervides
Sikorsky
Kiev
Russia
Easton
Leonardo da Vinci
United States
Germany
Stratford, Conn
Sky
Petrograd Naval College
Paris
Serenautical
Europe
Moscow Aviation
Russian Baltic Railroad Car Works
Bkoraky Aero Engineering Corp
MacGregor confirms fund but denies secret status
Washington a UPI report states Clark MacGregor Nixon campaign director acknowledged a cash campaign fund existed for re election but insisted it was not secret. He said funds paid for preliminary primary planning and possibly under 250000 dollars, with GAO and investigators noting larger contributions.
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Washington
UPI
Clark MacGregor
Nixon
MacGregor
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
General Accounting Office
Maurice H. Stans
Elizabeth Drew
National Public Affairs Center For Television
H.R. Haldeman
Slans
Watergate Complex
Ex-con seeks return to Oklahoma prison home
Ex-con George J. Bamberger, 46, pressed to be sent back to prison after 55 days out in 12 years. He carried clothing for the trip and confessed to unsolved crimes. Tulsa prosecutor and the state warden declined his request.
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Mccalester
Okla
OPE
Tulsa
George J. Bamberger
Bamberger
Raymond W. Graham
Mike Barkley
Graham
Gone With the Wind dominates Cinema T lineup again
Cinema T resumes three big MGM films for local crowds led by Gone With the Wind with Scarlett and Rhett drawing second generation fans. Other features include Butterflies Are Free with Goldie Hawn, The Darned at Williamstown College Cinema, The Devils, and a triple bill near North Howick offering Ginger The Love Object and Sora, Inland of Erotica with explicit R rating. Showtimes vary by venue and dusk listings.
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MGM
Cinema T
Scarlett
Rhett
GWTW
Williamstown College
Hathaway
North Howick
N.Y
Driveis
Ginger
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