Freed Pilots Readied for Return Home from Hanoi
Three US pilots Maj Edward Elias Navy Lt Norris Charles and Lt Markham Gartley were released after four years or less in detention. They walked Hanoi with families and friends discuss plans to depart for the United States as Foreign Ministry handles their return.
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Two Louisiana Texas Superports Seen Likely
David C. Treen, a Louisiana Republican committee member, said there is a good likelihood the federal government will authorize two superports one in Louisiana and one in Texas. He noted Lafourche mouth near New Orleans as a possible Louisiana site and Sabine River near Texas as the rival location. The White House will decide after a CEQ and engineers report. Treen spoke while launching his full time congressional campaign in the Third District.
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Frankfurter Origins Reach U S At Ballpark Fame
The frankfurter emerged in Europe and gained global prominence after its import to the United States. Americans embraced it at resorts, picnics, and spectator sports, with baseball crowds helping popularize the hot dog.
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Uganda says Tanzanian invaders routed near Lake Victoria
Uganda claims two days of fighting routed a 1000-strong Tanzanian force near the Lake Victoria border. Kampala reports recaptured towns, destroyed an enemy base, and warns of possible cross-border pursuit.
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Pat Nixon holds tough line on war and abortion in campaign stop
Chicago on day one of a cross country swing Mrs Nixon answers questions on Vietnam the Watergate affair and Martha Mitchell She vows to back freedom for South Vietnam opposes federal abortion rights leaving it to states She later visits Yellowstone to mark the park centennial and attends citizen naturalization ceremonies with Gov Ogilvie
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