Cuban Sheds Light On Red Spy Plan
The report discusses POWs in Southeast Asia, with U S and Vietnamese releases under the Paris accord. It notes interviews in Hanoi, pending troop withdrawals, and potential last prisoner releases. It also covers Cuban diplomat expulsions in London and Britain, tied to suspected Soviet spy activity, and a request for clarity from the Foreign Office.
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Saigon
Joint Military Commission
Hanoi
U.S
Foreign Office
Jembassy
Vietnam
Gerardo Peraza Amechazurra
Britain
United States
Gested
Syr
Aristides Biaz Rovirosa
Hut
Nol
Real Estate Law Proposed Hanoi Tags Antiwar Advocates in US
Reports detail Hanoi tags on American figures amid wartime exchanges. Cavaiani named by Radio Hanoi on Oct 4, 1972 for sending a message to President Nixon accusing him of breaking promises to end the war and supporting Viet Cong peace proposals. Also listed are Capt. John W. Parsels and other servicemen slated for release by Viet Cong.
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United States
Cavaiani
Radio
Hanoi
Nixon
Parsels
Leo Parsels
Laos
Texas
Nam
North Vietnam
United "States
Jis
U.S
Saigon
Lausal
McLaughlin
Massachusetts
James Williams, Jr
Ali
James W
Anner Oxlay
Tom Jones
Ohio
Allicration
Clarit
Radio Hanoi
Develoce
Theodore W. Tricel
San Diego
Calif
George A. Rose
Welch
W. Va
Gregg O. Hanson
Thousand Oaks
Melmin K. Matsui
Hilog
Hawaii
Air Force
James P. Padgett
Cedar Key
Fla
Mattydale
N.Y
South Vietnam
Michael R. Martini
Los Angeles
Richard E. Johnson
Oceanside
Gas saving push under 50 mph limit debate
Community debate on gas conservation features officials and engineers discussing speed limits from 60 to 70 mph and the potential impact of a 50 mph cap. Experts warn enforcement and signage challenges while noting limited fuel savings in highway driving, with urban traffic cited as the larger savings area.
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Ford Motor Co
Ray Lappegard
Trent
State of Washington
State Highway Department
Snead Lim
Jones
Col
Howard Miller
Highway Patrol
Changes In Texas Farm Taxing System Backed
In Austin APs report the State Affairs Committee endorsed measures to tax farm land at agricultural use value rather than market value if the landholding is 20 acres or more, allowing owners to pay less tax and retain farming. The farm land bill requires a county agricultural land evaluation board. a constitutional amendment proposal and salary committee measures also advanced with votes 8 to 0 and other committee moves. The package moves to the Senate for debate and to November ballots for potential adoption.
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Austin
State Affairs Committee
Tom Creighton
Senate
Sen
Mission
Max Sherman
Amarillo
Legis
Apnor
The
Texas
Supreme Court
Banks Raise and Roll Back Prime Rates Amid Pressure
New York AP reports commercial banks split actions on the 67 percent prime rate. Bank of America and Manufacturers Hanover raised borrowing charges for top corporate customers, while others rolled back after government scrutiny. Large banks including First City National and Texas Commerce increased the rate, prompting White House input and a reassessment over the coming weeks.
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New York
Bank of America
San Francisco
Hanover ‘Trust Co
Gly
Cicago
Furst, Nation
Crocker Bank of
Hanover
coun+ way
Prame
Arthur Burns
Re Board
Sis
Burns
Ome
First City National
Texius
Bank « the Southwest
Houston National
Houston
Bank Trust
Marshal Shot At Blockade Near Wounded Knee
An AUS marshal was shot and seriously wounded at a roadblock outside Wounded Knee with the injury to the chest near the shoulder, officials said. He was flown to Fitzsimmons General Hospital in Denver for treatment after the incident occurred around 12:00 am CST Monday night.
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Wounded Knee
Justice Department
Simmons General Hospital
Denver
Mark Sheehan
Arshal
Sheehan
School Bus Incident At Frenship High School
Belew, a agriculture teacher, says older students helped younger ones as the school bus stiffened on a risky turn near Frenship. Principal Wyman Richey credits luck and a calm substitute driver for avoiding disaster with minimal bus damage reported.
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Renship
Denny Belew
Strong
Frenship High School
Wyman Richey
Joe Don Buckner
Belew
Frenship
F Redshipy Junior
Richey
New Center For Recruiters Rising At 50th Street Site
A new Armed Forces Recruiting Center is under construction at 4206 50th St. The 5,920 square foot facility will host recruiting offices from all branches and is funded at over 100000 dollars. Groundbreaking occurred informally with foundation work starting last week after a March building permit was issued.
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Armed Forces Recruiting Services
Feders
50Th St
Fier
Labbock
Struc
Mulealay Carrett
Kim
Tech Professor Wins ACE Fellow Internship Mention
C Thomas sociale dean of Nash Tech School of Law named American Council on Education ACE Fellow for 1973 74 academic administration program announced by President Grover E Murray Fellows receive a nine month internship on host or home campus assigned to top administrative officer observe participate in policy and decision making nominations come from home institution CEO ACE program started under Ford Foundation grant SMOG CLOGS SKIES Kurashiki Japan astronomers face obstructed views from smog and artificial lighting space objects difficult to observe
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C. Thomas Sociale
Nash Tech School of Law
American Council On Education
ACE
Grover E. Murray
Ford Foundation
Kurashiki
Japan
APA
Odd Means Help Ease Food Costs
Brown notes soybeans price doubles on commodities market as speculators rush in for meat substitutes. In California two housewives mix dog food and hamburger into Bow Wow Tacos. Oklahoma City students adopt dog food diet while USDA cautions on inspected dog foods. Store owner in Buda IL posts sign over meat counter about withdrawals.
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Brown
California
Laurie Lutz
Leslie Scher Lert
Agriculture Department
Donald Younggren
Buda
FL. Knox Gold Storage
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Maj
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Jan Westover
North Belt
Salt Lake City
Gia Lam
Clark Air Base
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Pathet Lao
Viet Cong
North Vietinam
London
UPL
Tondon
Monda
Pathet Late
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Michael Grant
Lee Grant
Grant School
Miami
Julie
U.S. Army
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John W. Parsels
Pentagon
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Maare
George Reed
Tonciny
Richard
Tered
House Revenue and Taxation Committee
Richard Geiger
Reed
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Hughes Realty Co
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Hughes
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Texas, Afl-Cio
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Geiger
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