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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1973

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143 POWs home after Hanoi release wave

The first 143 U.S. prisoners of war freed from Hanoi arrived in California with 399 still held. News ties to a Saturday Alameda landing, Hawaii leis, and Navy officers noting the emotional homecoming as 20 more were poised for release.

Alameda Calif U.S Clark Air Base Philippines Richard M Skip Brunhauer Hanoi Alameda Naval Air Station Travis Air Force Base South Vietnam Clark Richard Waldhaus Saigon Pittsburg Travis

Kissinger and Mao Hold Long Discussion in Florida Visit

In Key Biscayne Kissinger and Mao Tse tung spoke for about two hours in an open session in Chungnanhai with Chou En Lai and Wang Hai Jung nearby. Winston Lord joined Kissinger, with no public detail on the talks as Nixon aide travels back from China.

Key Biscayne Fila Henry A. Kissinger Mao Tsetung Florida White House Kissinger Mainland China Nixon Mao Peking White House Kissinger-Mao Chungnanhai Chou En-lai Wang Hai Jung Ronald L. Ziegler Winston Lord National Security Council Lord China Ziegler Chou Chi Peng Fei

Girls' athletics programs expand in area high schools

The article notes growing participation in girls sports across local high schools and discusses emerging problems with rapid expansion as explored in Tom McRoberts' series starting on page 31.

Tom McRoberts

Bus checks find faults in interstate fleet

The Federal Highway Administration reported 8.7 percent of interstate buses inspected in 1971 were dangerously defective and ordered out of service.

Washington Federal Highway Administration

Gray tapped for FBI director by Nixon

President Nixon announced the nomination of L. Patrick Gray ITI to be permanent FBI director, elevating him from acting head after J. Edgar Hoover’s death. Gray, a longtime Nixon associate and former Navy captain, awaits Senate confirmation amid potential controversy.

Key Biscayne, Fla Nixon L. Patrick Gray ITI FBI J. Edgar Hoover White House Gray Senate Ronald L. Ziegler Florida Connecticut Washington Department of Health, Education and Welfare Hoover

Weekend Warmup With Clouds and Mild Temperatures

The forecast calls for a modest warmup with a high in the upper 30s to around 40 under partly cloudy skies. Tonight's low near 20 degrees, and Monday may bring temperatures into the 40s as conditions remain unsettled.

Ohio doctor starts abortions after law change

A Reynoldsburg physician said he will perform more than 20 abortions today now that Ohio's abortion statute has been ruled unconstitutional. Dr. Harley M. Blank described quick five minute procedures at a clinic with full facilities and said patients are young single women with unplanned pregnancies. He plans to operate two or three days a week and hopes other doctors assist.

Columbus, Ohio Reynoldsburg Harley M. Blank Blank

Kidnapped girl found in Grand Bahama Island

Four year old Andrea Spencer, daughter of Canadian banker Robert Spencer, was found safe near Pine Ridge eight miles from home after being kidnapped by two gunmen who left a $250,000 ransom. She freed herself from cloth bonds and walked away unharmed.

Lucaya Grand Bahamas Island Andrea Spencer Pine Ridge Spencers New Glasgow Nova Scotia Spencer

P O W speaks out on five months in ant and snake cage

Hanoi Hilton earned its hellish nickname but captive pilots and soldiers report harsher jungle confinement by Viet Cong. Capt. George Wanat, held ten months, endured five months chained in a snake and ant infested bamboo cage with rice daily, malaria and malnutrition. Others describe rat and dog stew, tiger meat, and brutal punishments as they returned home.

Saigon Hanoi Hilton North Vietnam U.S George Wanat Wanat Waterford Conn Clark Field Loc Ninh James Hestand Oklahoma City S. Set. J. Bobby . Johnson Detroit George Waldhaus

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