Father Returns Home After Eight Years of War Absence
Lt. Cmdr. William M. Tschudy, freed POW, lands at Norfolk Naval Air Base to greet his son Michael and wife Janie. Perot, inspired by the POW plight, helped advocate for prisoners while Tschudy’s 1965 mission marked the East Coast entry into Rolling Thunder.
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Jane Tschudy
Michael
Norfolk
William M. Tschudy
Texas
H. Ross Perot
Janie Tschudy
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Perot
Dallas
Associated Press
Atlanta
Tschudy
Laos
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Philippines
Cmdr
Clark Gammel
Defense Department
Southeast Asia
Clark Air Base
Highland Park
Ill
Jeremiah A. Denton
Virginia Beach
Clark
Robert S. McNamara
Independence
Denton
Vietnam
McNamara
Miami University Hamilton dedicates new science building
The Hamilton Campus dedicates the science-technical building and auditorium with Malcolm W. Owings speaking. The ceremony aligns with Charter Week marking 164 years since Miami's founding. Owings, Miami graduate and industry leader, serves on multiple university advisory bodies.
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Miami University
Malcolm W. Owings
Continental Can Co
Miami
Ohio General Assembly
Owings
Miami Alumni Association
School of Business Administration
Bernard F. Phelps
POW Maj. Jensen Returns After Six Years in Captivity
Maj. Jay R. Jensen, a 41 year old Air Force officer from Sandy Utah, recounts his six years as a prisoner of war. He plans skiing and a vacation with his children and hopes to reunite with his family while noting his wife divorced him three years ago. The homecoming moment comes with relief as nurses in miniskirts greet him.
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Clark Air Base
Philippines
Maj
Jay R. Jensen
USS
Air Force
Sandy
Utah
Podgorny Receives Lenin Order on 70th Birthday
Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny is awarded the Order of Lenin on his 70th birthday, Tass reports. The honor cites great service to the Communist Party and the Soviet state. Podgorny has led since 1965 and joined the Politburo in 1960, receiving the award at least a third time.
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Moscow
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Soviet Union
Tass
Podgorny
Communist Party
Tiny stamp sized solid state imager promises cigarette pack sized TV
GE researchers unveiled a stamp sized solid state imager that could replace large video vacuum tubes in cameras. The device aims to yield small inexpensive television cameras for home entertainment, described at the International Solid State Circuits Conference.
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Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
Body of Marshal Petain stolen from grave in France
The body of Marshal Philippe Petain, World War I hero and World War II collaborator, was stolen from his tomb on Ile d Yeu under cover of night. Cemetery keeper Jean Tarraud reported the 1,760 pound concrete tomb top forcible removed amid long standing controversy over Petain’s burial.
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