Pentagon lists 55 Americans reported dead in captivity
The Pentagon released a list of 55 U S servicemen reported by Hanoi as dead while prisoners of war in Vietnam The names span Army Navy Marine Corps and Air Force with several previously listed as POWs or missing in action and some noted as not on the Pentagon list including Capt John Arnett and others with varied hometowns and service branches
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Pentagon
Washington
Arnett
John
Navy
Adams
Samucel
Air Force
North Kingstown
R.I
Arroyo-Baez
J.C. Gerasimo
Army
Atterbury
Fidwin J
Bennett
Harold G
Burdett
Col
Edward B
Burns
Frederick J
Marine Corps
Cameron
Kenneth R
Cannon
Cpl
Francis E
Conneil
Earl G
Connell
James J
New Carlisle
Ohio
Cook
Donald G
Burlington
Delong
Joe L
Dennison
Terry A
Diehl
William C
Dodge
Ward K
Dusing
Charles G
Fisenbraun
William F
Hanoi
Ferguson
Walter Jr
Frederick
CWO
John W. Jr
Tremont
Griffin
Albany
Grissett
Edwin R
Grubb
Wilmer N
Hammond
Dennis W
Hartman
Richard D
Heggen
Keith R
Knight
Sgt
Billy
Salley
James R
Schmidt
Norman
Schuman
Maj
John R
Shark
Isard I
Sherman
Robert C
Sijan
Capt
Lance P
Air
Force
Smith
Homer J
William M
Souitier
Pfe
Stamm
Ernest A
Storn
Ronald F
Tadio
Leonard M
Vornado
Weskamp
Robert M
William
Richard F
Young
Radio
Zawtocki
Joseph S. Jr
Irate note targets double parking by former Hope policeman
A former Hope policeman, M. L. Atterbury, left a gibe laden note haranguing a driver who parked across two spaces on Washington St. The Star retyped and published the message to give the recipient a copy, hoping to deter future egregious parking.
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M.L. Atterbury
Washington St
Hope
Star
Peace Talks Press On After Paris Cease Fire
Peace continues from the front page fire as a cease-fire signed Saturday in Paris prompts a joint military commission to define demarcation lines and organize transportation to regional headquarters. Brig. Gen. Bui The Lan reports Marines under heavy artillery fire at the mouth of the Cua Viet river with 20 killed and 70 wounded since dawn. Saigon claims over 400 cease-fire violations by North Vietnam, including rocket and mortar attacks and tank incursions in two cases.
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Gauvin
Joint Military Commission
Ther
Bui
Lan
Cua Viet River
Demilitarized Zone
Saigon
Submarine play guides four spade contract drill
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss submarine play to let South draw two rounds of trumps while maintaining control. North doubles rather than bid one no trump, leading to South in four spades. The method requires losing two trumps and a diamond, preserving trump control to ruff hearts, with the plan hinging on a careful heart lead into dummy and restrained trump activity.
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Oswald
Jim
South
West
Jin
Dimms
Fragmentary OCR: local highway ad snippet
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Va Highway 140 and a few numeric codes plus a price or rate. The readable items are sparse, with no clear event or person. provides only disjoint references to highway, brand names, and percentages.
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SM Set
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USDA
Safeway
Paris
By Oswald
James Jacoby
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Haddine
Bridge
Radio City Station
New York
Raya
HNBHA
Ade
Velkay Brand
Hous
del Monte
Skylark
Har Goar
Mes V.tb
Armour
Vienna
Tin
Tars
Satseay
Lows House
Turkey
Channel
Sterling Chunk
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Safeway Super Saving
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Lord Pee
la Choy
del Monte Fruit Cocktail Co
del Monte Juice
del Mante
Maxwell House
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