Cambodian Vietnamese prisoners freed from Phnom Penh jails
A group of 121 Vietnamese residents in Cambodia, many with families, were released after up to five years in prison. They said they were arrested as enemies and tortured during interrogations, with several suffering malnutrition and illness. The ex-inmates, including women and children, headed to Saigon after release.
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Tahoka High Honors Top 73 Graduates
Tahoka High names Thomas valedictorian and Draper salutatorian for the 1973 graduating class. Thomas, son of Mr and Mrs R M Thomas, leads NHS, Student Council, and THS sports while Draper, daughter of Mrs Quinn Draper, is NHS secretary, yearbook editor, and Bulldog Band twirler. Graduation is set for May 25 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Texas Commerce Bancshares announces new board member Louis Zedlitz and other directors. notes 207th consecutive quarterly dividend of 18 cents per share on common stock, 45 cents on preferred, 55 cents on special preferred.
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Lebanon Cools Political Feud Amid Talks and Curfew Lift
In Beirut, UPI reports normalcy returning as President Franjich opens political talks to resolve the crisis with Palestinian guerrillas. A curfew eased, shops and banks reopen, longshoremen resume unloading after nine days of port disruption. Armored cars patrol the capital as talks aim to form a new government and lift the state of emergency.
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Lebanese and Egyptian leaders discuss war risk and Palestinian camps
The Beirut press linked Franjieh's call for Amin Kafez to retract his resignation with a move toward a new Palestinian compromise. Sadat warned Cairo of preparing for a protracted battle against Israel, while Abba Eban in Montreal urged a possible settlement this year. Analysts note Arab leaders face limited war options, and a joint committee may shape a future deal on Palestinian guerrillas.
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