Paternity suit against Flip Wilson continued in court
Comedian Flip Wilson named in paternity suit filed in Superior Court. Proceedings paused after a closed session between lawyers to avoid exposing the child, dancer Mabel Robinson Shebby Joseph, born last May, with public filing limited. Anne Hamilton Spalding, mother of actor George Hamilton, arrested on charge of destroying a subpoena in Palm Beach Florida, to be arraigned Friday in Municipal Court.
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POWs to see California hills on first homecoming flight
POWs will be flown to Travis Air Force Base in California as part of a Pentagon plan named Homecoming. They travel via military airlift from Asia to Clark Air Base in the Philippines, then to Travis aboard Starlifter jets. Medical evacuation teams accompany each flight.
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Long chore ahead for teams seeking lost men
In Saigon US teams may search South Vietnam for five years after Indo China end to locate missing and dead servicemen. Authorities expect to recover bodies, locate deserters and two defectors known as Pork Chap and Salt and Pepper, possibly aided by escorts, with some may never be found.
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Nixon declares Vietnam War ended without naming winner
President Nixon announced a Vietnam cease fire claiming peace with honor while offering no details of the accord. The plan appears to leave the political future of Saigon unresolved amid U S troop dispositions and diplomacy with China and the Soviet Union as incentives for both sides to stabilize.
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Guam PoW Reception Plans Signal Military Readiness
Guam prepares to receive up to 40 U S prisoners of war with Navy hospital capacity for 300 beds, expandable to about 230 more, plus 42 doctors and a psychiatric staff. The nearby naval air station is on alert and no comment was given on staffing specifics or containment of prisoners.
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Wages of War Chart Shows War Costs and Losses
A chart tracks the cost of the war from 1961 to 1973 listing 45 933 killed in battle, 303 616 wounded in action and 1 411 captured or missing with total costs around 200 billion dollars. The document labels teleoroty and presents figures in a period style reporting.
Ceasefire Looms as Vietnam Fighting Persists Across Saigon
Widespread clashes in South Vietnam persist ahead of the ceasefire. Saigon reports Viet Cong infiltrators and battles in downtown districts while U S and South Vietnamese forces press operations to seize weapons and prepare for a halt in major operations at cease-fire time. U S jet strikes total about 440 in the 24 hours ending Friday.
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First American Combat Death in Vietnam Chronicle
The 11 year and 11 day remembrance recalls U S Army Spec 4 Tom Davis of Livingston Tennessee who was killed by the Viet Cong while advising a South Vietnamese unit near Saigon. His death followed President Kennedy's authorization of troops to assist South Vietnam. President Johnson called Davis the first American to fall in defense of freedom in Vietnam.
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United States Maintains 23700 Troops in Vietnam As Ceasefire Holds
The ceasefire leaves 23,700 U.S. troops in South Vietnam. Peak strength reached 943,400 in April 196?. Nixon began troop withdrawals on June 6, 1969. Current mix includes Army 13,300 Air Force 7,600 Navy 0 Marines 1,200 Coast Guard 100, with offshore 33,000 aboard the 7th Fleet and Guam and Thailand-based personnel. The level is the lowest since December 1964 when 24,300 served in Vietnam.
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Important dates in the war United Press Hntarmatenar
A list of key U.S. involvement dates in Vietnam from 1951 to 1972. Entries include advisory starts, presidential actions, major battles and operations such as Dien Bien Phu, Tet, Rolling Thunder, the Tonkin Gulf incident, Marines landings, peace plans, mining of ports, and cease-fire announcements.
Viet Cong vows strict adherence to ceasefire terms
The Provisional Revolutionary Government spokesman said the Viet Cong will apply the peace accord between the United States and North Vietnam and urges all four parties to honor the agreement. He hailed it as a victory for the Vietnamese and American peoples and world peace.
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Daily Reviews AtosioMderon Notice and Subscriptions
The item announces subscription rates and office addresses for The Daily Reveree in Hayward and San Leonie with posted rates for daily weekly and monthly periods. It lists editors and staff roles, a publication date in 1897, and contact details for subscriptions and offices in multiple locations.
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