Hanoi to return remains of 11 American soldiers
The Hanoi government will hand over the remains of 11 Americans killed in the Vietnam War to a U.S. congressional delegation. The visit aims to gather new information on MIAs and discuss foreign policy and trade questions with Vietnamese leaders. Identification of the remains will be released after further tests, as the delegation seeks progress toward improved U.S. Vietnam relations.
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Iran theater fire toll rises to 422
A Tehran government report states the toll from the southwest Iran theater fire has reached 422 with 16 suspects in custody. Brig. Gen. Resi Rezmi cites five individuals confessing to the arson, while officials decline to comment on the alleged admissions as the death toll remains unrevised.
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U S urged to make ties with Viet Nam after famine warnings
A government mission told Congress the United States should resume diplomatic relations with Vietnam for humanitarian and strategic reasons. It warned Vietnam faces severe hunger and overpopulation threats, with crops falling short of needs even if weather improves. The panel urged aid through the United Nations and medical relief, and noted one of the world’s highest birth rates.
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Edward Kenedy
D-Mass
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First Trans Atlantic Balloon Flight Ends in France
The trio Larry Newman Ben Abruzzo and Maxie Anderson crossed from Maine to France in the Double Eagle II. They faced fears of oxygen loss storms ice and equipment failures yet landed near Paris after 6 days of perilous travel over the Atlantic.
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le Havre
Evreuz
Vesco Denied Costa Rica Citizenship by Elections Court
Costa Rica AP report says the Supreme Electoral Court denied Robert Vesco a Costa Rican citizenship application on Monday, ending his bid amid legal and political controversy in San Jose. The decision closes a long running effort linked to Vesco's business history and residence in Costa Rica.
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Costa Rica
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Figeeres Pat Ee Te Ee Veoce
Vesco
Rational Liberation Party
Daniel Oduber
Vescs
Hua blasts U S and Soviets in Belgrade banquet remarks
Chinese Communist Party leader, arriving from Romania for an eight day visit, denounced imperialistic and hegemonistic forces as fueling a world arms race. He warned of interference with non aligned nations and made no direct reference to the United States or the Soviet Union. The remarks highlighted Cold War tensions and rivalries shaping global politics.
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Romania
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World chess title match ends in draw in Baguio City
The 18th game between Anatoly Karpov and Viktor Korchnoi ended in a draw with Korchnoi offering the halt after his 25th move. Karpov, 47, remains amid a string of recent setbacks as the match advances toward a decisive six wins for the title. Eleven of 15 games have drawn, affecting tournament scoring, with $290,000 to the winner and $200,000 to the runner-up.
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Philippines
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