Ten Filipinos Released From Viet Cong Captivity
Exhausted but relieved, ten shipwrecked Filipinos recount 20 months hiding in central South Vietnam caves and jungles after their tugboat ordeal. They say Viet Cong treated them humanely at times but denied food, while recounting forced marches, propaganda sessions, and eventual release with 5 000 piasters each and a military parole document.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Godofredo Tadtad
Central Navigation and Trading Co
da Nang
Qui Nhon
Binh Dinh
Ulster Again On Edge
In Belfast civil rights leaders brace for a fresh clash with police and British troops as violence in Northern Ireland continues. An illegal march planned for Enniskillen aims to mirror last Sunday's Newry event, with 5,000 expected, amid large troop deployments and tense peacekeeping. Dennis Patton, shot in the face during a confrontation, is reported in satisfactory condition.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Gro
Enniskillen
Newry
Dennis Patton
Pointblank Range
American Warplanes Hit Communists Across Indochina
Allied warplanes pressed a large bombing campaign in South Vietnam Laos and Cambodia with 356 strikes in three days. Five USAF jets killed 12 enemy in Kontum Province while bunkers and fighting positions were also destroyed. BDA reports were limited and no ground troops were deployed for further assessments.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
U.S
Kontum
Central Highlands
Nixon to lead small official China party for Feb trip
President Nixon will travel to Mainland China with a 15 member official party and a separate 21 person unofficial group. Top officials include Secretary of State Rogers and Kissinger with Ziegler, Haldeman, Chapin, and Buchanan among aides. Additional support personnel will accompany the delegation.
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Key Biscayne
Fila
Nixon
China
White House
State Department
Florida White House
Patrick Buchanan
Air Force
Brent Scowcroft
Marshall Green
John A. Scali
Rose Mary Woods
Alfred S. Jenkins
Ziegler
Gerlad Warren
Ron Walker
Tim Elbourne
Walter Tkach
Party of 15
Party of 21
Judge Allows Time Inc to Print Hoax Excerpts From Irving Text
An appellate judge ruled Time Inc may publish four excerpts totaling up to 1000 words from Clifford Irving’s contested Howard Hughes manuscript. The decision cited free speech rights and noted that damages actions remain possible. Proceedings advance to full court while McGraw-Hill and Rosemont challenge the publication.
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New York
Time Inc
Howard Hughes
Manhattan
Theodore Kupferman
Appellate Division
State Supreme Court
Kupferman
Time
Kuperlman
Gerald P. Culkin
Alan J. Hruska
Irving
Hruska
McGraw-Hill, Inc
Clifford Irving
McGraw-Hill
Culkin
Rosemont Enterprises
Hughes
Maurice Nessen
James Phelan
Noah Dietrich
Phelan
Ohio Newspaperboy of the Year honors Bill McMahon
Middletown teen Bill McMahon is named Ohio Newspaperboy of the Year. Fenwick High School senior McMahon is highlighted in a featured profile on page 37 describing his busy week and achievements.
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Bill McMahon
Middletown
Ohio
Fenwick High School
Cloudy Cool Weather With Snow Flurries Forecast
The region will see cloudy skies and colder conditions with highs in the low 40s. Tonight temperatures dip into the 20s and Monday peaks remain in the 30s. Snow flurries are possible today but should disappear tonight.
Timely Series The Road To Peking Opens Tomorrow
President Nixon travels toward Peking with the United States and China in focus as The Journal kicks off a five part AP series. The in depth exploration aims to widen understanding between a billion Chinese and Americans and covers China's dynasties Mao Tse tung and the century old history.
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Nixon
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
Tomorrow
China
Fire kills three in Cleveland East Side blaze
A weekend city fire on Cleveland's East Side swept through a second story apartment killing three people including a 7-year-old boy. The blaze broke out Saturday night and firefighters battled the flames to recover victims and prevent spread.
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Lowell
Cleveland (Ap
Antiwar Rallies Planned Across U S May 15
In Versailles France the American delegation to the World Assembly of Peace plans seven weeks of demonstrations from March 25 to May 15 against the Vietnam War and the Nixon administration. The protest targets welfare spending, calls for food aid, and mobilizes groups including Quakers United Farm Workers Vietnam Veterans Against the War and Women Strike for Peace.]]
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Versailles
France
United States
Vietnam
Nixon
World Assembly of Paris
Paul Mayer
New York
U.S
National Welfare Rights Organization
Washington
Assembly
American Friends Service Committee Quakers
United Farm Workers
Vietnam Veterans Against the War
Women Strike For Peace
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H.R. Haldeman
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Winston Lord
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Friday
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Robert Taft
Norman Peale
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Associated Press
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