Reds Release U.S. Pilots Home from Hanoi Prison
In Bangkok the three American pilots Maj James Low, Maj Fred Thompson, and Lt Carpenter, held captive in North Vietnam for months, left Hanoi for home via commercial flights. They described meals, reading material, and limited contact during confinement, and said they chose to fly home commercially for the prisoners’ best interests.
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Back Shining Shoes Hero Beru Jack Shines Bob Cunniff
Sidney Walker known as Beru Jack, famed lightweight champ, shines Bob Cunniff at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach. At 47 he reflects on a $2 million ring career and roots as a shoeshine boy, describing himself as a Rockefeller supporter and a man of the people.
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Cobblestones Gone From Paris Latin Quarter
The Latin quarter in Paris is paved over with asphalt to deter student rebels. Officials say the change aims to prevent cobblestones from being used as missiles again after uprisings in May and June.
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Peace Rally Clashes Scattering Police End Big NYC Demonstration
Police on horseback and with clubs dispersed about 150 antiwar protesters outside a midtown Manhattan armory after a Times Square rally. Demonstrators also split between St Patrick's Cathedral and Times Square. about 20 arrests reported among protesters and counterdemonstrators.
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$350000 Suit Filed In Crash
A $350000 damage suit has been filed in Alameda County Superior Court by the family of Dr. Burtar W. Adams, an Oakland psychiatrist killed in an auto crash June 14. The action names Harrison J. Foster Jr., A. Oakland, as a defendant in the fatal accident that also involved a distaff member's vehicle. The suit was brought by his widow, son, and two daughters.
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Biafra Cease Fire Ordered Ahead of Talks in Addis Ababa
Biafran leader Col. Oduagwu said his forces would cease fire as talks open in Addis Ababa to seek a just settlement. Nigerian leaders dismissed the move as propaganda while war refugees endure starvation in blockaded areas.
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Post War Deaths Report From Nigeria Crisis
Reported by AP as post war deaths in Nigeria after a failed secession bid in the eastern region. Police say many officers killed or wounded in attacks and ambushes tied to oil control and border clashes. Officials caution ongoing violence and political instability.
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