Medical OK Given Freed GIs
Eleven U S soldiers freed from Cambodia were cleared by doctors at Walter Reed Army Hospital after landing in Washington. They wore new winter uniforms issued in Hawaii and will start home for Christmas. Army plans to pay five months back pay and ship them home quickly, possibly delaying some travelers due to a holiday airline rush.
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Viet Cong to Free Three Americans on Christmas Day
Saigon reports say ten unarmed men will meet under a Viet Cong flag on a Tay Ninh riverbank to arrange the release of three American prisoners Thomas Nelson Jones Donald N Smith and James W Brigham. Five Viet Cong men will attend with five allied representatives awaiting word on release.
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Johnson could order troop reductions in Vietnam
Senator George S. McGovern said Johnson and Defense Secretary Clifford are exploring ways to begin lowering American troop levels in Vietnam, possibly before Johnson leaves office on January 20. He indicated a reduction is not beyond the realm of possibility.
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Technicalities May Delay Pueblo Crew Release
Panmunjom talks between American and North Korean representatives aimed to settle final details for freeing the 82 crew members of the Pueblo. Seoul papers said differences over procedures and timing could push the release past Christmas, with earlier reports predicting Monday as the release date.
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General Assembly Adjourned After Raucous Session
Emilio Arenales Catalan of Guatemala ended the 23rd UN General Assembly with a sharp critique of delegates while the body approved 98 items including four resolutions on peaceful deep sea bed use. Final session included ratifications, budget actions, Arenales address, and valedictory remarks from diverse country groups.
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