Palestinians in Egypt Free From Bangkok Embassy Hostage Crisis
Four Palestinians involved in the Israeli embassy seizure in Bangkok were kept under wraps in Cairo after negotiations with Thai officials led by Nip Chief Marshal Dawee Chulasap. The event ended with six Thai hostages released and the captors expressing no intent against Israel but concern for Thailand and its king. The Thai delegation, including Deputy Foreign Minister Chuvairuth Jhunahnwan, met the captives and reported they were treated fairly and in good condition.
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Cairo
UPI
Thailand
Ruth Hadass
Nitzan
Ywaler
Caio
Dawee
Dep-ty
Chvlluis Jhunahnwan
Israel
Tama Flyer Is N. Viet Captive
Tama man Lt. Duane Paul Vavroch, a B 52 navigator from Tama, was reportedly captured by North Vietnam. His parents said he went missing on a mission over Hanoi two days earlier and that his wife Mary Wahrnbrook and two children remain in Jewell. He had been in service about two years since graduating from Tama High School and the University of Iowa.
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TAMA
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Duane Paul Vavroch
Joseph Vavroch
Vavroch
Talia Hani
Mary Wahrenbrook
Jewell
Torom Tamaigh School
University of Tawa
Snow Shuts Newfoundland as Fatal Plane Crash Reported
Snow 17 inches dominates Newfoundland while a northeast Nebraska crash claims seven lives. AP reports a single-engine plane carrying five Glenn family members and two from Thornton Colorado veered off course near Amherst. Victims include Larry Hall and his wife Sharon, their children Tarry Susan Aaron, and Dorale Stamey and wife Annette. The Denver bound craft leased from guerrillas appears to have gone down in severe winter conditions.
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Amnerst
Neb
North Glenn
Grand Falls
Nid
Colo
Thornton
Jeff
Newfoundland
Dawee
Denver
Jomaha
Larry Hall
Sharon
Tarry
Susan Yur
Aaron
Dorglaz Stamey
Annette
Kissinger Vacationing Quietly at Palm Springs Home
Henry Kissinger, adviser to President Nixon, is vacationing at a friend's Palm Springs residence. He arrived Tuesday and spent hours talking to Riverside Press Enterprise reporters and photographers before returning inside his host’s home. A Secret Service detail accompanied him, and Kissinger declined to discuss Vietnam or other issues.
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Kissinger
Palm Springs
Calif
Henry Kissinger
Kis
Theodore Cummings
Riverside Press Enterprise
Sheough
Secret Service
Robert Evans
Paramount Studios
Lecuie
Nixon
Ang
Northwestern Bell rate hike cut in half by ICC
The Iowa Town commerce commission reduced Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. rate increase from 15.8 million to about 6 million dollars, affecting 25 000 customers in 230 communities. Refunds totaling roughly 4.1 million including tax and interest will be issued, averaging about 13 dollars per customer.
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Les Moines
Town Commerce Commission
Mounted Priday i
Northwestern Bell ‘Selephone Co
Phrate Company
Inna
1¢C
Maurice van Nostrand
Northwestern Bell
Jack A. MacAllister
Town Yice
ICC
Uslay
MacAllister
di Hearky
Commission
Saxbe Renounces Nixon Support Over Vietnam War
Senator Saxbe of Ohio withdraws support for President Nixon's Vietnam policy and renews antiwar efforts in Congress. He criticizes the bombing of North Vietnam as arrogant and irresponsible, citing lack of White House outreach and his own committee’s silence, while vowing to pursue new opposition.
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Cleveland
William Saxhe
Ohio
Nixon
Setar
Saxbe
Cleveland Plain
Saxhe
White House
Bar
Cumigress
Congress
Chinese premier warns on bombing impact on U S China ties
In Peking Premier Chou Bodai told a Washington Post reporter that American bombing of North Vietnam could affect U S China detente. He spoke at a banquet for Viet Cong negotiator Mrs Nguyen Thi Vinh during her Paris talks visit. The remark marked the first Chinese official acknowledgment of possible strain.
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Washington
Chou Bodai
North Vietnam
Wash Ngton Post
Priday
Post
Marilyn Berger
Peking
Nguyen Thi Vinh
Paris
Chieu
Marks
Chou
Chi Pong-fei
Tae
Syle
Womae Ik Nk Jinig
Democratic Republic
Vietwane
Tislolwiawa
Tokyo
Hughes Neighbor Security Plot Frames Quiet Stay
London AP report sketches a chaotic security scene around Hughes and neighbors during a stay at a London hotel. Observers describe heightened surveillance, the handling of pheasants and a tense atmosphere as officials monitor potential threats and privacy breaches.
Fragmentary Farce on Proving Birth and Collecting Dues
A garbled note jokes about proving birth and collecting fines. It mentions Uncle Sam, a 1184 proof, and bleth cerliti walt, with unclear references to faxes and an asserted nonexistence. No clear names, dates, or places are discernible.
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Uncle Sam
Incomplete Vietnam War Briefling Amid Air Losses
Fragmentary report cites U S invasion threats from North Command and losses of four planes worsening peril to ground troops near Saigon. Mentions W-52 and additional aircraft, with unclear attribution to MATSAM and Hanof-Harphoug context.
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Matsam
Kuney
Saigon
U.S
North Command Wriday
Vietnam
U.S. Jloss
Lieluil
Kelievers
Ajo
Mobilize Opposition Moves in House Demos
A national Democratic effort urged by 21 House Democrats seeks to mobilize opposition to bombing North Vietnam. They ask Party Chairman Strauss to convene a special session of the Democratic National Committee and push a caucus vote against the war and for a peace treaty.
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Washington
North Vietnam
House Democrats
Robert Strauss
House Democratic Caucus
Congress
Carl Albert
Hous
Albert
Administration Waders
John Conyers
D-Mich
Vote on parochial tax credits sparks Democratic letter
A letter signed by 21 House Democrats urged President Nixon to back a plan for tax credits to parents of parochial school students. The missive cites calls to enlarge the program and ties the move to wartime funding. The letter lists many signatories including Edward Koch and Bella Abzug.
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Teps
Bella Abzug
N.Y
Hertan Badillo
Jonathan Bingham
James Corman
Cali
Ronald Deltuma
Calif
Don Edwards
Michael Warrington
Mass
Ken Hechler
W. Va
Jerome Waldie
Call
Donald Fraser
Minn
Dah Selberling
Ohio
Edward Koch
Bertram, Podell
Conyers
Thomas Rees
Joseph Addabhe VII
Henry Tselstoski
Nod
Charles Yanik
Ohin
Charles Diggs
Mick
Racher Levelt
Chinabeth Holtzman
Edward Boland
Teller
Albert
Strauss
Porter meets Schuminn in Paris talks briefing
William Porter head of the US delegation in the Paris peace talks met for 45 minutes Friday with Foreign Minister Maurlen Schuminn, the foreign ministry announced.
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PAIS
William Porter
Paris
Maurlen Schuminn
Foremgn
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Bark
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Hughes
Tilebert
Bernard Cowan
Washington (Ap
Walter Annenberg
Toronto
Great Britain
Aday
Tiis
Tere
Contin
Biard Wughes
Saise
Moghes Atile
Ammaissador
Usanukt Telnet
Mauian
APY
Zahedi
Diehitar
Mohammed Messadeph
Sador
Chait
Viettam
Sinha
Mao Tre-lung
Chiang Ching
Mao
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Heron
Annenberg
Attother Meeting
Columbus
Ladia
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Hanot
South Vietnam
Hanok
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