United States Ship Sought by Government After Long Sale Effort
The U S Government spent over two fruitless years seeking a buyer for the passenger liner United States, described by one of her original builders as a fire sale price. The ship is depicted outbound from New York on her maiden voyage in 1952.
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U.N. says more Vietnam remains may be released
Four U.S. congressmen led by Rep. G W Montgomery met in Hanoi as a U.N. official reported North Vietnam may turn over more American remains. Three small caskets were sent to Bangkok for lab processing before flights home, with the missing in action totals noted and the delegation’s continued talks.
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Paul McCloskey Jr
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Richard Ottinger
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Benjamin A. Gilman
R-N.y
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