Pakistan Frees Indian Prisoners Of War In Lyallpur
President Zulfikar Ali Bhutto announced the release of 91 Pakistanis held by India and freed 617 Indian prisoners. He urged India to reciprocate, saying Pakistan would wait but would defend itself if another war occurs. India gave no immediate reaction.
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Yallpur
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
India
Lyallpur
Rawalpindi
Bangladesh
Foreign Office
Bhutto
Navy Questions 33 Sailors Over Camp Allen Disturbances
In Norfolk, the Navy questioned 33 sailors about two disturbances at Camp Allen Correctional Center. A spokesman said the first incident started Sunday after noon as a fight between one black and one white inmate, with about six more prisoners involved.
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Norfolk, Va
Navy
Camp Allen
Calley clemency hearing moves ahead at Ft Leavenworth
Army disciplinary board from Fort Leavenworth visits to review Clarence L Calley amid legal bids to overturn his court martial. The panel will forward its recommendations through military channels to the secretary of the Army as Calley seeks clemency and parole after serving one third of a 20 year sentence.
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Army
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Ray W. Smith
Calley
Clemency Board
U.S. Court of Military Review
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Military Prison
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Air Force Clemency and Parole Board
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Ft. Benning
Nixon
Court of Military Review
U.S. Court of Military Appeals
U S Fighters Hit North Vietnam as Strikes Fall Again
U S fighter bombers work over the southern panhandle of North Vietnam with about 30 strikes on Sunday the 10th straight day under 100 missions. A Navy FS8 jet crashed at sea from mechanical failure. the pilot was rescued uninjured. Three ships and personnel losses tally six dead and three missing, with a dozen airmen saved. North Vietnam says it shot down an unmanned U S recon plane over Haiphong. U S command declines comment on activity above the 20th parallel Hanoi Haiphong region.
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Haiphong
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Romney to Leave Cabinet Amid Allied Strains
The report details Mitt Romney planning to quit the Cabinet after tense relations with the White House. It notes five meetings with the President in a year, past disputes over Agnes flood relief, and Romney’s pledge to stay until after the election at Nixon's request. Also mentions high infant mortality in some Indian regions.
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White House
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Nixon
Kidnapped Girl Freed After Stand-Off Ends in Gun Battle
A 16 year old girl was rescued unharmed after a seven hour ordeal in a Corona citrus grove. Richard Driskill was killed by a sheriff's deputy after threatening to shoot the girl and refusing to surrender. Angela Brazil escaped unharmed after being kidnapped near Hughson and pursued by authorities across freeways.
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Hughson
Here
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Corona
Los Angeles
Richard Godfrey
Driskill
Fatal Auto Crashes Tap Thanksgiving Toll
Calvin, Oklahoma driver killed when his car hit a culvert west of Calvin. Dennis Reininger dies after losing control near Oklahoma 152 and 74. Clara Teter, 83, dies in a head on collision in Oklahoma City. Thanksgiving weekend traffic deaths tally at least six in four days with weather hampering travel.
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Oklahoma City
Dennis Richard Reininger
Oklahoma
Clara I. Teter
Great Lakes
Massachusetts
Maine
Associated Press
National Safety Council
South Viet Nam Hard Peace Talks Seek Direct Negotiations
South Vietnam insists North Vietnam must negotiate with it directly in Paris before any peace breakthrough. Saigon officials expect concessions from both sides as Hoang Duc Nha heads to Paris to join Kissinger talks. Nha, Pham Dang Lam, Tran Kim Phuong, and Vuong Van Bac depart for heightened negotiations. Tin Song calls the move a sign of Saigon’s patience for a lasting peace and outlines Vietnam’s conditions for ceasefire and demilitarization at the 17th Parallel.
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Nguyen van Thieu
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Henry A
Kissinger
Nixon
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le Duc
Nguyen Phu Duc
Thieu
National Council of Reconciliation and Concord
United States
Radio Handi
Regents debate separate budget for OU law school
OU leaders argue a separate budget for the law school would be governed by state regents and insulated from faculty council review. Critics warn the move could create resentment among faculty and shift costs, while supporters say it reflects the law school's added revenue and needs.
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Sharp
Law School
G. Ellis Gable
Tulsa
Gable
Huston Huffman
Oklahoma City
State Regents
Regents
Huffman
Walter Neustadt
Ardmore
Drought Losses Reach Over Four Million Prompts
Drought year could exceed four million dollars in losses. Other crops such as wheat peanuts and cotton have suffered from fall rains, Whitworth stated.
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Whitworth
Nixon Holdouts Scene as Kissinger Talks Extend
Ziegler refused to elaborate on Vietnam peace efforts as Nixon weighs a noted shift toward informing Saigon of the score. Kis singer met Nixon in New York after Kissinger’s Paris return, amid signs Tho stays in Paris. Thieu demands North Vietnamese withdrawal. Kissinger doubts Hanoi will concede. Nixon plans to stay at Camp David handling talks and federal reorganization.
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New York
Paris
le Duc Tho
Hanoi
United States
Saigon
Tho
Thieu
Nixon
Camp David
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