Last Americans Freed By China From Aged Prisoners
Clark Air Base Philippines receives two formerly held American airmen Maj Philip Smith and Lt Cmdr Robert Flynn after their release from China. They walked to freedom and flew in for medical checks amid emotional reunions with families. Downey’s earlier release noted.
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Blockade Deepens at Wounded Knee as Supplies Fail
At Wounded Knee on Pine Ridge, fuel and medicine run low after a two week armed standoff with federal authorities. The blockade narrows access to the mutinous Oglala Sioux village as AIM leaders resist and indictments for civil disorder surface in Sioux Falls. Dennis Banks denounces the charges, while Interior Secretary Morton warns he cannot remove tribal officials.
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Bullet in Heart Marks 54 Years of Silent Wound
Moscow reports Mikhail Persiyanov, 73, has lived with a bullet in his heart since he was wounded at age 19 while serving in the Red Army during the civil war. An X-ray in 1934 confirmed the bullet in the right ventricle. He says the ache is occasional and he will not have surgery.
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Evening and Sunday Home Delivery Price List
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Mystery POW Keesee to Undergo Standard Processing in Philippines
Clark Air Base officials say Bobby Joe Keeese the mystery POW will receive normal processing with returning U S troops and likely board a C141 flight to the United States. Keeese a 39 year old civilian ex Amarillo resident repatriated with 107 military POWs from Hanoi is being treated as a private civilian. He ate steak and eggs at the hospital cafeteria and appeared happy while socializing with fellow POWs.
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Pagoda Attack Kills 17 and Wounds 81 in Saigon Area
An extremist attack at a crowded Buddhist pagoda near Saigon during a religious ceremony left 17 worshipers dead and 81 wounded. The Mekong Delta site at Soai Xiem, 55 miles southwest of Saigon, drew 41 civilians, three militiamen, three policemen, and a monk among the casualties.
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Vietnam War Costs And Laos Cambodia Raids Reported
The United States assigns North Vietnam 421000 of a 695000 bill for February joint commission services. South Vietnam 178000, and the United States and Viet Cong 48000 each. Communist losses include 13657 killed and 1 2 729 wounded with 896 missing. 7154 cease fire violations noted. In Laos, talks for a March 23 coalition government stall amid doubts. In Cambodia, raids on enemy positions and supply routes continue with outposts recaptured near Phnom Penh.
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Hussein halts 16 condemned guerrillas including Abou Daoud
King Hussein of Jordan spared the lives on Wednesday of 16 Arab guerrillas, led by a member of the Al Fatah group. Abou Daoud and 15 others were arrested February 12 in Amman and charged with subversion. The act aims to project a humane image and curb anti Jordanian attacks while seeking to ease tensions with militant neighbors.
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Tornado Tears Through Middle State Killing One and Forcing Evacuations
A tornado struck White County early today killing Jack Hill, a night watchman in Sparta, as debris trapped him at a clothing plant. The storm damaged roofs and downed power lines, with several injured and about 45 families evacuated across Maury, White, and Lawrence counties due to flooding from rising Little Bigbee Creek. National Weather Service issued flash flood warnings for Middle and East Tennessee as heavy rain persists.
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