Prisoner exchange talks resume before Tet in Saigon
Saigon and Viet Cong agreed in principle to resume civilian and military prisoner exchanges ahead of the Tet festival on Jan. 23. Meetings will finalize numbers, with prior plan to release 4,331 civilians and 33 military for 252 civilians and 410 government soldiers.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Viet Cong
Joint Military Commission
Nguyen van Thieu
North Vietnam
South
Thien
Hanoi
United States
Central Highlands
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Mekong River
Khmer Rouge
Kaek Pong
Trapeang Krabeung
Talat
Revenue Director Asks More Help
Jefferson City AP report notes Missouri Revenue Department seeks 80 more employees to manage a new elderly property tax relief and to speed data processing. The $1.8 million request raises concerns in the Senate Appropriations Committee while the department plans a redesigned computer system and a special fraud squad.
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Jefferson City
State Department of Revenue
James R. Spradling
Senate Appropriations Committee
Spradling
Revenue Department
Norman Merrell
D-Monticello
Merrell
Richard Webster
Rcarthage
Jefferson Building
General Services Department
Webster
General Services
Omar Runge
Capitol
State Tax Commission
J.B. Riney
W.C. Murphy
State Boat Commission
Missouri
Reporter Protection Bill In Works
Amended bill to shield reporters from forced disclosure of confidential information gains cross industry backing. House panel and major news groups agree to early passage this year, adding a pretrial protection while preserving some disclosure capability for vital cases. Opposition exists within Congress and the Nixon administration favors case by case First Amendment protection over legislation.
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Washington
House
Robert W. Kastenmeier
D-Wise
Kastenmeier
Congress
American Newspaper Publishers Association
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
Newsweek
Scripps-Howard
Newspaper Guild
Nixon
P.E. For Men Start Jan 10 At Hardin Junior High Gym
The Mexico Evening School announces a men’s physical education class taught by Steve Williams. It starts Thursday night January 10 at Hardin Junior High School Gym, runs for 10 weeks, with a total fee of 6 dollars. The other classes begin Monday night January 28.
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Mexico
Hardin Junior High School
Steve Williams
Personal News of Wellsville updates and visits
Personal News of Wellsville lists visits and travels of local residents. Mrs Jewell Kotsenburg and district leaders attend meetings. Elizabeth Martin leads an auxiliary session. Jennie Robinson returns from Virginia after eleven days, visiting Arlington and Virginia Beach. Mr and Mrs Mick MacMullan return to Chicago after holidays. Mrs Melbern Haislip returns from Albany. Jack White and family visit Mrs Gertrude Wright. D F Cleveland and family visit in Lafayette Indiana.
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Jewell Kotsenburg
Mildred Greenburg
Pamela Kotsenburg
Elizabeth Martin
Voice of Democracy
Melvin Nilges
Martin
Jennie Robinson
Virginia
Arlington
Leonard Robinson
Virginia Beach
Glenn Robinson
Dennis Brinegar
Fort Eustins
Missouri
Robinson
Mick MacMullan
Chicago, Ill
W. E. MacMullan
They're Smashing The Big Queen
In Hong Kong workers began dismantling the 83 000 ton liner Queen Elizabeth destroyed by arson two years earlier. The ship, razed by fires started in multiple places, sank near Hong Kong harbor Jan 9 1972. Demolition is expected to last about three years as officials pursue unknown arsonists.
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Hong Kong
Mrs Agnew Returns To Household Chores
Washington AP Mrs Judy Agnew wife of former Vice President Spiro T Agnew has returned to home life after a busy Washington social schedule She enjoys cooking for the family and overseeing the house Agnew resigned Oct 10 at 52 with four children and two grandchildren She recently cooked a 17 person Christmas turkey in the guarded Se cret Service home valued at $190000
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Washington
Judy Agnew
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Union Oil spill blamed on computer error in Maine house
SOUTH PORTLAND Maine Union Oil Co dumped 250 gallons of heating fuel on a vacant cellar floor and blamed a computer error and theft of an oil tank. Officials said thieves took the oil tank furnace heating ducts and some plumbing from the old farm house slated for demolition within days.
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South
Portland, Maine
Union Oil Co
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