Panel says no MIAs in Indochina still alive or captive
The House committee concludes no Americans listed as missing in Vietnam are believed alive or held in Indochina. It urges continued efforts for information while noting 728 MIAs and 2,546 total missing from the Vietnam conflict, with low unaccounted rates compared to WWII and Korea.
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North Carolina Mostly Sunny With Drizzle This Morning
The day began with considerable cloudiness and light drizzle in North Carolina. By afternoon the drizzle ended and skies remained mostly sunny with lingering clouds in the region.
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North and South Carolina Weather Forecast Summary
North Carolina expects considerable cloudiness with drizzle or rain east of the mountains then clearing. Friday will be mostly sunny with coastal highs in the 60s and coastal lows in the 40s. South Carolina cool with sun, highs in the 50s to 60s and nightly lows near upper 30s to 40s. Extended outlook calls for fair, cool conditions Saturday and Sunday with a chance of rain Monday. Triad tonight clear and Friday sunny with highs in the mid 50s.
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Jamaican Socialists Win In A Landslide
In Kingston Prime Minister Michael Manley and his PNP win a sweeping 45 of 60 seats with 392000 votes to 285800 for Edward Seaga's JLP amid violence and calls for unity. Manley vows to make Jamaica a republic and warns of tough times ahead while prioritizing dignity and socialism over foreign investment and closer Cuba ties.
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Montoneros Claim Bombing Kills At Least Fifteen
Radical Peronist guerrillas claim planting a bomb on the defense ministry third floor that killed at least 15 and wounded at least 30. Victims included diplomats civilians and military officers at a lecture. U S embassy says no Americans among casualties.
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Carter plan may extend clemency to Vietnam era veterans
President elect Carter and his transition aides discuss a broad clemency approach that could reach up to 250 000 ex servicemen with tarnished records including draft violators deserters and veterans with less than honorable discharges. An executive order could alter service records where no criminal conviction exists.
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