North Vietnamese List 106 POWs Due For Release
Pentagon reports a list of about 106 POWs slated for release by North Vietnam. The names include ranks such as Capt and Cmdr with addresses in Virginia Beach, San Diego, Jacksonville, and other U.S. cities, plus several in California and Texas. The roster lists multiple officers and aboard stations, with hometowns and ship or base ties.
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Washington
Navy
North Miami Beach
Jacksonville
Crue
Danny
Glenn
Fla
Norman
Okla
Collins Hi. Maines
Miramar
Calif
Morristown
Jromas R. Halle
Penseiola
Carrollion
William B. Lawrence
Nashville
Tend
Solano Beach
Edward Ho Martin
Coromage
Cant
Savannah
Gate_Cmar
Eugene G. McDaniel
Vrginia Beach
Kinston N
Vela Camar
Jenn My McGrath
San Diego
Cali
Denver
Colone LY
George P_ macSwain
Mon Woose
Calit
Viet Cong to Release 30 Americans and Others
State Department listed seven civilians to be freed by the Viet Cong over the weekend including three Americans Cladeen Adkins Lawrence James Stack and Raphael Dennis Benge. Two Filipinos will also be released in Manila along with a long roster of captured military personnel from the United States West Germany and other nations with names and hometowns noted in the release.
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Washington
UPI
Irigor
Tonn Anderson
Sagara Falls
José A Asorg
Tne
Manila
Cladean Adkins
Huy Warked
Aviense
Lawrence James Stack
Huy
Navy
Wurhael Dennis Benge
Darlat
Darlat Porvince
We Agency For International Development
AID
Bernhard J. Dieht
Monika Schwinn
State Department
Deacon Rogers Smith commits suicide in Fountain City church
A 64 year old Deacon in Fountain City hanged himself behind the baptistry of the First Baptist Church. He remained suspended for 11 hours as church groups met. The Rev. Ray Jones and the deacon’s son found the body.
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Knoxville
UPI
Rogers
Smith
First Baptist Church
Fountain City
Rlih
Ray Jones
Nth
Junes
Temely
Trash pickup halted at three Lansing theaters over X rated films
The owner of Granger Container Service pulled trash containers from three Lansing movie theaters showing X rated films including Deep Throat. Ronald Granger said he disapproved of the content and notified the theater owner, then found another service to handle the garbage.
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Lansing, Mich
UPT
Lansing
Ronald Granger
The
Granger Container Service
Granger
Cinema X
Williams Defends Remarks As Senate Reviews Speech
Nashville state Senator Avon Williams defends a controversial workshop speech arguing white women influence in politics and the right of free speech while a three member Senate committee plans another meeting to decide on an investigation. House action includes a bill to eliminate racial imbalance in public schools amid uncertain prospects.
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Williams
Nashville
John Wilder
Leonard Duniavant
Memphis
Ed Gillock
D-Memphis
Ray Baird
Rockwood
Senate
House
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Gillock
America
Harold Ford
House Education Committee
Irish Ruling Party Falls In Closer Than Ever Irish Election
In Dublin the Fianna Fail government under Prime Minister Jack Lynch loses power in the closest Irish election on record. Fianna Fail holds 64 of 144 seats with 13 results pending while opposition Fine Gael and Labor have 65. final totals expected 69 for Fianna Fail and 73 for the opposition. Lynch concedes defeat and names Liam Cosgrave as likely successor, pledging to consult him. Cosgrave vows to win public trust and seek peace in Northern Ireland amid long standing sectarian violence.
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UPI
Jack Lynch
Fianna Fail
Fine Gael
Labor
Lynch
Liam Cosgrave
Independent Ireland
Tam
Meinister
Cosgrave
Northern Ireland
Cork
Eight-Year-Old Charged in Girl's Murder Case
An 8-year-old boy was charged with murder in Springfield Massachusetts after a 7-year-old classmate was killed with a four inch steak knife. Police call him among the nation’s youngest murder suspects. he faced delinquency by reason of murder and awaited juvenile court arraignment.
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Knoxville
UPI
University of Tennessee Library
Thomas Pearson
Library
Pearson
Knox County Grand Jury
Newport
Springfield
Mass
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