Conning The Cons Ends as POWs and Troops Withdrawn
The last American POWs are cleared from North Viet control and the final U.S. troops exit South Vietnam after Hanoi's initial balk. Ninety eight prisoners from Laos are included in the release, with Washington confirming continued U.S. presence while any POWs remain. newsdesk style discouraged.
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Sadat And Price Of Gas
A discussion links Egyptian leader Anwar Sadat to energy tensions as the U S backs Israel with planes amid rising oil prices. The piece notes Sadat's influence on Arab states, the fragility of the Arab League, and potential military and oil trade repercussions affecting gasoline costs. It also covers U S and Soviet roles and hints at broader Middle East instability.
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Cautious Relaxation Appears In Chinese Films
Chinese cinema shows tentative relaxation with four Western films including The Sound of Music and Tora, Tora, Tora. Nature films Tame Deer and To Catch An Elephant attract audiences while avoiding heavy political content. The Red Flag article hints at more landscape depictions but warns against glorifying scholars over workers. Western titles aim to study techniques rather than imitate Hollywood stardom.
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Old Philosopher on Taxes and Teasing Truths
A reader pens a satirical column touching on dog and cat food prices, postal zip codes, pay television, and inflation. He quips that Congress costs $185,000 yearly to keep and equates it to 740 calves, linking rising meat prices to government spend.
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Unwed Fathers and Child Custody It Asks Court Role
A public service feature by Will Bernard discusses whether unwed fathers have custody rights when the mother is unavailable. It cites cases where courts favored fathers for closer relationships and others where concerns about the father's conduct led to keeping children with other guardians.
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