Special Christmas welcome for POW Edward Leonard Jr
Winlock Washington prepares for a hero’s homecoming as Air Force Major Edward Leonard Jr a POW from North Vietnam returns. The town with 780 residents lights a 20 foot tree decorates the streets and suspends classes for the event while Leonard undergoes medical treatment at Travis Air Force Base awaiting his arrival.
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Saigon warns on ceasefire as Communists threaten neighbors
A Saigon spokesman warned that if the Communists endanger Laos or Cambodia, South Vietnam may reevaluate its ceasefire adherence. The North Vietnamese press accused the US of reconnaissance over South Vietnam in violation of the Paris accord. The spokesperson stressed no immediate intervention in Cambodia or Laos unless neighbors are endangered.
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Submarine Greenling Nearly Dives Too Deep Off Bermuda
The USS Greenling, a nuclear attack submarine with over 100 crew, dived past safe depth during a March 27 training off Bermuda but returned to port. Navy cites a sticky depth gauge and says no disciplinary action decided yet while an investigation concludes.
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Jet crashes into barracks near Phnom Penh airport
A U S Corsair fighter crashed into a crowded barracks area near Pochentong Airport injuring several. One crewman parachuted away unhurt, another was wounded. A separate Khmer Republic plane hit by mortar near Kampot killed three and wounded eight, with no definite cause given. US airlifted supplies to Phnom Penh amid heavy combat.
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Debate May Stall GI Payroll in Congress War Spending
In Washington a Capitol fight over Cambodia funding could leave the Pentagon short of money for the June 30 payrolls. The battle centers on a $430 million transfer from weapons and maintenance accounts and military personnel funds, with Congress moving to block the shift. If blocked, military operations may face porting many ships, grounding aircraft, and shaving spare parts to save fuel, just as the new fiscal year starts July 1. Officials note 29 million service members rely on paychecks June 30, while the House already defeated a transfer-block effort and the Senate caucus urged killing war funding.
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Reagan hosts POWs dinner in Los Angeles
Gov. Ronald Reagan plans a POWs dinner in Los Angeles for about 50 guests and their spouses and guests. The event follows a series of similar gatherings and will be hosted at Bill Wilsons residence, a close Reagan associate.
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