Skepticism mounts over Vietnam cease fire prospects
Reported Friday mounting doubt over a realistic Vietnam cease fire as Kissinger and Le Duc Tho prepare to resume Paris talks. US and Saigon officials warn of renewed Communist pressure with tanks, missiles, and armored units moving toward Hue and other areas. Intelligence warns Hanoi may strike militarily if Paris talks fail.
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Five Years Watch Planned For Returned Vietnam POWs
Pentagon health chief Dr. Richard S. Wilbur says all 566 released POWs will be counseled and tracked for five years to curb postwar violence. He recalls World War II and Korean POWs suffered high trauma, with much later deaths, and notes families often adjust slowly after long separations. He adds preliminary injury and disease findings from freed POWs, while Saigon informants link Kissinger and Tho to stalled peace provisions.
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Armed Forces Women Seek Benefits for Husbands
About 4 400 married female service members may claim housing and medical benefits for their husbands under a Supreme Court ruling. Housing allowances range from 60 to 201 dollars monthly. Pentagon: costs unknown. Half of servicewomen are married to servicemen. Also reports violations near Saigon and US bomber activity near Phnom Penh with Cambodian forces claiming reduced enemy activity.
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Americans Recovering From India Jet Crash in Delhi
Three American crash survivors travel toward recovery after an India Airlines Boeing 737 hit trouble in a dust storm near New Delhi killing 48. Investigators note possible contact with power lines near the airport. rescue work draws crowds as hurtful details emerge about families of the dead.
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Brazilian Crash First In Five Years
A Cruzeiro do Sul Caravelle crashed on final approach in Sao Luis Amazonia, killing all 23 aboard including seven crew. Engine trouble reported 30 minutes prior. witnesses described wing impact and explosion. Plane linked to prior minor repairs and past hijacking in 1970.
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Justice Dept to probe KC grain price rigging
Commodiv Exchange Authority said Friday it asked the Justice Department to take over an inquiry into alleged price rigging on the Kansas City commodity market during last summer's grain sales to the Soviet Union. A Senate subcommittee ordered a wheat sales probe as GAO examines PICINE practices and Agriculture Department handling.
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