Hippie priest Richard York suspended by Episcopal Diocese
The Rev Richard York known as the hippie priest presiding at the marriage of actress Jane Fonda and antiwar activist Tom Hayden faces definite suspension by the Episcopal Diocese of California. Bishop C Kilmer Myers says York did not obtain required permission to remarry a divorced person Miss Manda, who wed Hayden Friday night after divorce from French director Roger Vadim. Separate suit in Los Angeles involves comedian Flip Wilson, ongoing in Superior Court as of February 30, with attorney conferences and a baby born last May to Mabiel Rabinson. proceedings ordered sealed by the court to avoid embarrassment.
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Flip Wilson
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POWs to reach California as first homecoming plan outlined
According to military sources at Travis AFB California the first returning prisoners of war will be transported by C 141 Starlifter jets to the base from Asia under Operation Homecoming The plan calls for medical evacuation teams to accompany each flight and for the POWs to be gradually reoriented from confinement toward reunion with American life with initial stops at Clark Air Force Base in the Philippines before the cross country flight to California The duration of time at Asian bases will depend on each prisoner s condition and the length of captivity was several years for some inmates
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Longshore ahead for teams seeking lost men
Saigon reports say graves registration teams will search South Vietnam for missing 1808 U S servicemen and about 100 dead with missing bodies. Efforts target locating defectors nicknamed Pork Chop and Salt and Pepper and exposing enemy radio lures used to trap U S units.
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Guam prepared to receive first World War POWs
UPI reports Guam ready to accept up to 400 US prisoners of war with the Navy hospital handling 380 beds and an annex for about 10 more. The base would add psychiatrists and medical specialists to support about 42 doctors. Commander Bernard, based in Guam, declined to comment on alert status or nursing staff changes.
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Nixon declares end to Vietnam War without stating winner
President Nixon announced an end to the Vietnam war with an accord to take effect Saturday at 4 pm PST but did not declare victory. He claimed peace with honor while signaling continued U S withdrawal and a political framework to resolve South Vietnam's future.
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Wages of war chart shows casualties and costs
A chart summarizes the wartime toll from January 1, 1961, to January 13, 1973. It records 45 933 killed in Wattle, 303 616 wounded in action, and 1 811 captured or missing, with total costs around 200 billion dollars.
Fighting rages as Saigon braces for cease fire
Fighting surged across South Vietnam despite a peace announcement as Saigon officials warned of more Communist attacks before the cease-fire. U.S. warplanes bombed near the capital and 440 strikes were reported in 24 hours.
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First U.S. Combat Fatality in Vietnam Os Davis Killed
In Que Hon near Saigon U S Army Spec 4 Tom Davis of Livingston Tennessee was shot dead by the Viet Cong while serving as an adviser to a South Vietnamese unit. His death marks the first American combat fatality in Vietnam following Kennedy’s authorization for U S forces to accompany South Vietnamese troops. President Johnson called Davis the first American to fall in defense of freedom in Vietnam. Duc Hoa northwest of Saigon remains insecure.
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Troop Levels in Vietnam Stand at 23,700 Amid Withdrawals
Saigon reports 23,700 U.S. troops remain in Vietnam under the ceasefire pact. At peak in April 1969, 343,400 served there. Nixon began withdrawal June 8 1988, with in-country strength below all-time highs and specific service counts.
Important dates in the war United Preda Inl
A garbled timeline lists key moments in Indochina history from 1930 to 1972. It notes early US air missions in Vietnam, Dien Bien Phu, Geneva accords, Diem era events, Viet Cong formation, Kennedy and Johnson actions, the Tonkin Gulf incident, Rolling Thunder, troop landings, Tet, Nixon’s withdrawals and peace plans, and major bombing campaigns.
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Viet Cong vows to honor ceasefire terms
The Viet Cong declared it would apply strictly the ceasefire of the US North Vietnam peace accord. A spokesman said the Provisional Revolutionary Government would uphold the agreement and urged all four parties to do the same. The statement framed the move as a victory for peace and justice.
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Unclear municipal notice from Hayward area
Fragmentary public notice from Hayward California area lists officials and addresses. Mentions March 3 1807 act, various street addresses and phone numbers, with garbled names and offices including FREMGINT OFFICE and SAM LEAMDPD.
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