Return of prisoners reached during truce
Saigon reports a 24 hour cease fire along a 37 mile demilitarized zone began at 1 am. North Vietnamese shells hit fire bases, American casualties occurred, and 660 prisoners were eligible for repatriation with 70 dollar Red Cross exam. The Red Cross said most fear reprisals.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Tay Ninh
Ener
Cambodia
U.S
Vietnam
Charlie 2
U.S. Command
Demilitarized Zone
Ers
Red Cross
South ‘Vietnam
Hanoi blames U.S. Saigon over prisoner repatriation
North Vietnam charged the United States and South Vietnam with breaking a pledge to transfer more than 600 disabled prisoners. Hanoi said the move followed promised repatriation, while Washington and Saigon described their own approach with the Red Cross. The clash came amid Vietnam peace talks and calls to release all prisoners.
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Paris
North Vietnam
United States
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Nguyen Than le
Caiie
Admissions list and court notes from Missouri paper
Morning report lists numerous hospital admissions with names and addresses across Missouri, plus magistrate court notes and police reports. It includes driving violations, speeding fines, accident reports, and a series of court actions in the Missouri circuit, with names like Barnie Clark Diana Rackers Judy Kaiser and many others.
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Hospital
Barnie Clark
Diana Rackers
EB. McCarty
Judy Kaiser
Old St. Louis
Annie Harris
California
Glen Roling
Wardsville
Mary Loethen
Stadium
Kevan Zalken
Schellridge Road
Emma Foss
Locust St
Elizabeth Cartland
Dorris Croll
W. Main
House Defeats Special License Plate Proposal
The House killed a bill to issue special license plates for state and congressional legislators. Rep Allen Muller's plan for a $10 surcharge with a six character inscription faced defeat after an amendment attempt. The vote was 43 to 99.
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The
Associated Press
House
Senate
Allen
Mueller
D-St. Louis
Muller
Texas
Robert E. Young
Carthage
Eldon woman among four killed in Missouri crashes
Overnight traffic toll rises in Mid-Missouri with Flora Sanders 80 of Eldon dying in a one car crash on Highway 4 near Highway 52, three others hurt. Leman Cotton 55 of Alton dies in a collision on U.S. 160 east of Alton. Dale Groeper 10 of Warrenton dies in motorcycle crash. Larry Latham 15 of Alton and Wallace Bergman 58 of Garden City also victims in separate accidents.
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Mid-Missouri
Missouri
Leman Rhea Cotton
Alton
Highway Patrol
U. S
Larry Ray Latham
Dale Allen Groeper
Warrenton
Wallace S. Bergman
Garden City
Akre earns bachelor of arts at Drury College
Debra J. Akre daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Akre of 1011 Swifts Highway recently earned a bachelor of arts degree in home economics during Drury College commencement in Springfield. A Missouri 7 wreck near Harrisonville injured two Jefferson City residents, driver William Shelly with minor injuries and passenger Marcella Loethen with head and hip injuries, after the vehicle left the road and struck a tree. In Gasconade County two Owensville men Mark Helling and David Vogle sustained minor injuries in a separate one car crash on Highway 50 east of Route 1, the vehicle overturning after going off the left side.
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Debra J. Akre
Don E. Akre
Swifts Highway
Drury College
Springfield
Jefferson City
Cole County
William Shelly
Marcella Loethen
Charles Still Hospital
Mark Helling
David Vogle
Owénsville
Owensville Clinic
Highway 50
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RAND
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Nese && Oss
Bnet Blosser
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Gator
Eccaet
Tribune Company
Monroe
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Esat
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States
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Lake Iar Oa
Saigon’ Command
Ster
New Bloomfield Methodist Church
New Bloomfield High School
News Tribune
Police
Missouri State Highway Patrol
Volunteer Fire Dept
Say . Mary's Memorial
Jefferson City News-Tribune
Hanoi
Washington
International Committee of the Red Cross
Nalyen
van Thieu
Nguyen Thi Binh
David.k. E. Bruce
Bruce
the Morning Report
Charles B. Still
Herbert Wulff
Argyle
Mary.Hall
Hanls Summit
Penny Cotton
Hickory St
Janice ‘Hassell
Monroe St
Dorothy
Hethel
Columbia
Mary Kraft
Dixon
Vida’ Cantriel
Blaird
Scott Stremming
Strasburg
Blanche
Vaughn
Eden
Dorothy Pearson
High Point
Marcella Loettien
Wilburn Clarkston
Patricia Norfleet
Sarah” Tellman
Idlewood
Sarah Smith
Pauline Bemboom
EL Water St
Charles ‘Herndon
Sand Hills
William, Copeland
Charles Edward Abbott
Cedar City
Charles * Clark
Missouri ‘Boulevard
Dix Road
James Forck
Cottage Ln
Robert Verslues
Cardinal Ln
Inletrick
C. E. Stiefer
Carl Sommerer
Employe
John Evers
Becker and Evers
Ridgeway Dr
Robert Markway
Bluebird Lane
James Scrivner
High St
Janice Hassell
Cynthia’ Wachter
Adame’ St
Ee Brenda
Smith
Holts Summit
Daniel Hartman
Michael Jorden
Michael Dallmeyer
Scheliridge
Fred
Dudenhoeffer
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Michael
Peterson
Ansel’ ‘Warel
New Bloomfield
J . Lambert - Taube
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Kan
David’ Heckethorn
James E. Schaffner
Department of Revenue
John V. Colt
Fred Lindecke and
Pulitzer Publishing Co
Herschel Dean
Matheney
Billy Jaycee Matheney
State of Missouri
Neil Struemph
State Board of Probation and Pardle
Mississippi
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Gateway Arch
Reat Audium
Riverfront Inn
Jouls
Stauffers
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PSC
Sesquiral Board
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Cole
Ed Cole
New York
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Sanders
Miss Akre
Harrisonville
Gasconade County
Owensville
reGree
Kwik
Pizza Me WonLiys
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Walt Disney
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Brisson
DaLixe
United Arteste
Sherlock
Hemirrsch
Billy Wilder
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Little Big Man
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Afranaovich
Peter Sellers
Goldie Hawn
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Frankovich
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Roy Belts
Combi Pictures
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Destin
Harry More
Joan Blondell
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Marie Windsor
Jack Elam
Tan al Liam Finnegan
Eeechmmes
Edward Grant Tse
Burt Kennedy
Colemy Stee
Jocdi
Rock Hudson
Tony Anthony
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