Next prisoner exchanges may be within five days
SAIGON UP I Miliary and diplomatic sources said the next exchange of POWs may occur within five days possibly involving about 100 Americans. It could include 1,250 South Vietnamese and as many as 7,000 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese. Saigon and the Viet Cong met to resolve prisoner release disputes as a cease-fire neared in Laos.
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Saigon
UPI
Tme
Souvieam
Laos
Cambodia
Indochina
South Vietnam
U.S
Vientiane
Royal Law Air Force T28
North Laon
Defense
Sisouk Na Champassak
Pathet Lao
Petains stolen corpse recovered and mastermind arrested
Police recovered the body of Marshal Philippe Petain from an exile tomb on Yeu island and arrested Robert Massol 33 who claimed he led the theft. Massol said his plan aimed to place the coffin in the Les Invalides crypt before eventual transfer to Douaumont near Verdun.
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Paris
UPI
Marshal Philippe Petain
Lek Petain
Isle of Yeu
France
Petain
Verdun
Robert Massol
Arc de Triomphe
Marshal Petain
Massol
Georges Pompidou
Les Invalides
Douaumont
Charles de Gaulle
Isle of
Yeu
Atlantic
Stolen Welding Equipment From South Side Service
City police report a burglary at South Side Service Inc. 318 Mahoning Ave. between 4:30 p.m. Tuesday and 9 a.m. yesterday. About 400 dollars of welding gear was taken from a display table including a welding and cutting outfit mini-pack with oxygen regulator twin weld hose mini torch welding tip carrying stand oxygen cylinder and propane cylinder.
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South Side Service Inc
Mahoning Ave
Ellwood man charged in two church burglaries
Ellwood City Pete Pecoraro, 21, of 408 Wampum Ave., faces two counts of burglary larceny and receiving stolen goods related to burglaries at Trinity Lutheran Church on Sunday and First Baptist Church on Monday. He was released on 45000 property bond with a 9:30 a.m. March 2 hearing before Justice Wayne E. Shaffer.
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Ellwood City
Pete Pecoraro
Wampum Ave
Pecoraro
Trinity Lutheran Church
First Baptist Church
Justice of the Peace
Wayne E. Shaffer
Moderate quakes shake Southern California area
A moderate temblor near Point Mugu shook Southern California at dawn over Oxnard and Ventura. The 5.75 magnitude quake caused $1 million in damages, with four injuries and no deaths. It contrasted with the 1971 quake that killed 65 and caused hundreds of millions in damage.
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Oxnard
Ventura
Point Mugu
Los Angeles
Don Anderson
Seismological Laboratory
California Institute of Technology
San Luis Obispo
San Diego
Palm Springs
Ventura County
Camarillo
Oxnard Boulevard
Earl Rydberg
David Laubacher
Michael J. Goddard
Marcalla Patrick
Rydberg
Santa Clara Catholic Church
Laubacher
Goddard
Miss Patrick
Nixon pitches tax relief and prosperity amid education, economy debate
In a campaign address Nixon proposed tax reforms including a credit for parents who send children to private schools, while stressing elderly relief. He claimed the economy would enter a period of genuine prosperity with restrained spending and labor policy. Democrats countered with warnings on rising food costs and farm policy impacts.
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Nixon
Civil Liberties Groups
Congress
House
Carl Albert
Albert
O'Neill
Massachusetts
Louisiana
Hale Boggs
Former New Castle Mayor Eyes Pennsylvan ia Governor Run
Former New Castle mayor John C. Jordan says he is not a declared candidate for governor of Pennsylvania in 1974 but has not withdrawn his name. He sees the race as wide open and backs Western Pennsylvania influence, naming Rep. John Heinz as strong, while noting Beaver Valley Expressway delays illustrate regional neglect. Jordan, a former HUD official and current real estate partner in Neshannock Corp., suggests staying active in state politics and possibly aiding a Western candidate.
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New Castle
John C. Jordan
Pennsylvania
Jordan
Washington
Harrisburg
John Heinz
Heinz
Allegheny County
Beaver Valley
William W. Scranton
Philadelphia
Arlen Specter
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Nixon
HUD
Ordan
Office of Economic Opportunity
Neshannock Corp
Rockefeller Succumbs at 60 in Palm Springs
Winthrop Rockefeller former Arkansas governor and grandson of John D. Rockefeller died in Palm Springs at Desert Hospital at 8:30 a.m. PST He had pancreatic and liver cancer, underwent October surgery in New York, and had been ill since early February while recuperating at his winter home.
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Wallace
George C. Wallace
Montgomery
Ala
Birmingham
John Stennis
D-Miss
Palm Springs
Calif
UPI
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Desert Hospital
New York
Temple Israel Hosts Interfaith Sabbath Service
Temple Israel will host the Interfaith Sabbath Service at 8 p.m. tomorrow with Rev. John W. Bloat of Northminster United Presbyterian Church and Dr. Iwan J. Gruen of Temple Israel leading a dialogue on The Role of Organized Religion in the World Today. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Ginsberg and other hosts will welcome the congregation for a social hour after the service.
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Temple Israel
John W. Bloat
Northminster United
New Chairman Named National Kindness Chairman
John Wayne named National Kindness Chairman by the American Humane Association to begin May 6 as Be Kind to Animals Week. The appointment marks a high profile civic role for the actor in animal welfare initiatives.
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Los Angeles
UPI
John Wayne
American Humane Association
Wayne
Mother faces charges aboard aircraft in baby abandonment
The FBI plans to charge a 22 year old unmarried New Orleans college senior, mother of a newborn found on a Washington to Youngstown airliner, with crime aboard an aircraft. She is hospitalized and her identity not released.
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Youngstown, Ohio
New Orleans College
IRA gets dollars Belfast arms funding claim
UPI reports political sources say the Irish Republican Army raised about 1 million dollars in the past year from American supporters to buy weapons and hopes to raise a similar amount again. They say the TRA must pay gunmen like full time workers. The ERA is cited as a major US money source. A former IRA member’s book claims Senator Edward M Kennedy aided TRA members entering the US to collect funds, a claim Kenney’s spokesman denies.
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Belfast
UPI
Irish Republican Army
IRA
TRA
United States
Irish Republic
Edward M. Kennedy
D.-Mass
Washington
Kenney
Shapp urges use of federal funds to cover local cuts
Governor Milton J. Shapp says counties and local governments will lose more than 350 million dollars in federal support. He urges using federal revenue sharing alongside state funds to maintain vital programs and even suggests reserving some funds until the situation clarifies.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Milton J. Shapp
Pennsylvania
Shapp
Dental guide accuses dentists of high cost low quality care
Harrisburg reported that Pennsylvania insurance commissioner charged some dentists with exploiting patients for costly, poor treatments. Dr Herbert Denenberg released a Shopper's Guide to Dentistry noting 118,175 U.S. dentists and 5,882 in Pennsylvania, estimating 15 percent at least incompetent or dishonest.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania
Herbert &. Denenberg
United States
Denenberg
Mellon heir indicted for tax evasion in federal case
William Mellon Hitchcock, 43, of Tucson, an heir to the Mellon fortune and once linked to Dr. Timothy Leary, faces six counts of federal income tax evasion over $543,800 from a numbered Swiss Paravincial Bank account during 1968. The case notes his Mellon lineage and past Millbrook estate association with Leary followers.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
William Mellon Hitchcock
Mellon
Timothy Leary
Hitchcock
Tuscon, Ariz
Paravincial Bank
Switzerland
William Larimer Mellon
Gulf Oil Corp
U.S
Richard L.thornburgh
Millbrook
N.Y
Leary
League of Spiritual Discovery
LLD
Thornburg
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Oakland
G. Bradford Cook
William J. Casey
Securities and Exchange Commission
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