Vietnam lists 20 MIAs as talks with U S move forward
Vietnam provided a new list of 20 Americans missing in the Vietnam War and said the families would be notified while identifications are confirmed. Holbrooke called the gesture a sign of goodwill as U S Hanoi talks aimed at normalizing relations continued amid conditions on aid and the trade embargo.
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Carter in Peru urges human rights arms control outreach
First Lady Rosalynn Carter met with Peruvian President Francisco Morales Bermudez in Lima to discuss human rights and arms control as part of her Latin American tour. She highlighted President Carters plea for peace and dignity, while Peru faces civilian return to power by 1980 and debt pressures amid inflation and trade deficits.
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Rosa Morales
America
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City fires 61 year old boiler feared workaholic
New York city officials say Sam Zitron lost his post at the Public Works Department for city work rule violations and 52 false time sheets while also holding full time boiler jobs at Peninsular Hospital Center and Hillcrest General Hospital. He earned about 60000 annually with 14700 from the city. investigators found no criminal acts. He logged long shifts including a Sunday 12 am to 7 am stint at Hillcrest, then a 7 am start at the Brooklyn Courthouse and 3 pm at Peninsula Hospital. Zitron defended his finances and blamed illness in the family. his retirement on half pay netted him about 12000 in vacation and retirement funds, with hospitals requiring him to quit their posts.
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Downtown Weather Log Friday to Saturday
Downtown weather log records Friday and Saturday readings with temperature and pressure values. Friday shows 0.18 and 0.21 inches, calm wind, temperatures around 74 with barometer readings. Saturday entries incomplete but indicate calm conditions and similar metrics.
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Rossellini Dies at 65 A Neorealism Pioneer
Rome AP dispatch reports Roberto Rossellini, renowned Italian film director and founder of neorealism, died of an apparent heart attack at 65 after returning from Cannes. His career included Rome Open City and General della Rovere, and his marriages to Ingrid Bergman and other high profile relationships were noted amid his critics’ voice. In a separate NJ piece, Howell Township hosts a unique Buddhist temple Choephel Ling, designed as a temple rather than a building, funded by the local Kalmuck Mongol community and named by the Dalai Lama.
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Ere
Soniadas Gupta
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Luchina Visconti
Pietro Germi
Pier Paolo Pasolini
Howell Township
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Badma Stepanow
Choephel-Ling
Dalai Lama
India
Funeral for Gareld Mayne ends nearly eight years after collapse
Gareld Mayne, 22, died Tuesday night in a nursing home, nearly eight years after he collapsed on a Goose Lake high school football field during a practice on Oct. 8, 1969. His father Bloyd Mayne spoke of faith sustaining the family, members of the Mormon church in Clinton, and the burial plan in Gypsum, Cole. The family said they never gave up hope, though the decline was hard to watch.
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All Hands Rescued In Ferry Mishap
A Canadian National icebreaking ferry William Carson carrying 128 aboard and crew was sunk after colliding with an iceberg off Labrador near Square Island. Rescue ships and helicopters evacuated all to St Johns and St Anthony with no injuries reported.
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Ship sinks after bow breach near ice. passengers rescued
A ship named the GOP Cominuta from Pagene sank after a hole opened in its bow and water poured in. Passengers reported pumps running, lifeboats lowered, and crew aiding evacuation as rescue helicopters picked up survivors. About 1,000 tons of cargo disappeared with the vessel.
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