Vietnamese Communists hailed as victory signs at ceasefire
Paris crowds greet North Vietnam and Viet Cong leaders at Le Bourget as they declare a "common victory" and celebrate a ceasefire. Nguyen Duy Trinh and Le Due Thu frame the accord as a triumph after nearly a quarter century of struggle.
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Nervous Marines Near Cease Fire Amid Vietnam Tensions
UPI reports lingering nerves among U S Marines and air crews as the cease fire nears. Veterans recount prior shellings and deaths while some troops express reluctance to depart the Weltnan base near Saigon.
Union City man named citizen of the year
20 Fede Fernandez of Union City is named citizen of the year by the chamber of commerce at the officer installation ceremony. The California native owns all Alar ket in Union City with his brother and supports the Truck of Love campaign aiding Buckeye Arizona. He helped organize a Christmas party for about 1000 local children and serves in church and Knights of Columbus roles.
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Air Force sergeant last Vietnam casualty praised for peace
Neal Rucker, a Linden Texas Air Force flight line mechanic, is described as excited for peace and believed to be the last American killed in Vietnam. His sister Margie recalls his homecoming before Christmas and a letter two days earlier. The Defense Department announced he likely died as the war ended, with funeral plans undetermined and burial set for Center Hill Cemetery in Linden.
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Mansfield weighs return to professorship amid cease fire briefing
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield thanked Henry Kissinger for briefing on the Virginia cease-fire. Mansfield said he must decide by Feb 3 whether to return to his professorship at Montana University on official leave. He is a full professor with no pay and remains listed in the catalog.
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Nixon Welcomes End Of War At Key Biscayne Service
President Nixon attends a National Day of Prayer service at Mickey Biscayne Presbyterian Church to mark the cease fire ending the nation’s longest war. Worshippers, led by Rev John Mullman, praise God for wisdom guiding the president as crowds cheer outside.
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