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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1973

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Freedom Expected This Weekend New List Of POWs Released

In Saigon the Communist delegation handed the United States a list of 142 American prisoners to be freed soon, with a likely weekend release. The U S spokesman said 108 military prisoners will be freed by North Vietnam, while the Viet Cong will release 26 military personnel and eight civilians in South Vietnam. Release to press follows notification to relatives and subsequent radio dispatch to Washington.

Washington Tin North Vietnam Hanoi Gia Lam North South Vietnam Laos

U S and Hanoi Agree on Nine Point Peace Pact Plot

Paris AP reports a nine point declaration backing the Vietnam peace agreement was to be approved at the conference. Both sides conceded, Viet Cong PRG recognized as a conference participant, Saigon not required to recognize foes, and procedures for ceasefire reporting and reconvening outlined. POW release talks and plenary session changes follow.

Paris United States North Vietnam Viet Cong Saigon U.N Kurt Waldheim U.S William P. Rogers Nixon Rogers Somone Fing Hanoi

Vietnam civilians released amid terms on peace talks

South Vietnam agrees to release civilians and end harassment of North Vietnamese and Vietcong reps in Saigon and other cities. U S pauses troop withdrawal and mine clearing in North Vietnam. Nixon orders Rogers to boycott Paris talks until POW issue is resolved. Rogers meets Nguyen Duy Trinh on Wednesday.

South Vietnam Saigon United States Nixon William P. Rogers Vietnam Rogers Nguyen Duy Trinh North

Senators Head For Pow Wow Wounded Knee

South Dakota's two senators fly to Pine Ridge to negotiate the release of hostages held by militants at Wounded Knee. The AIM siege, now two days old, demands a Senate probe of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. At least one captive may be freed on arrival as talks begin with federal and tribal leaders.

Wounded Knee South Dakota James Abourezk George McGovern Pine Ridge American Indian Movement Senate Bureau of Indian Affairs Retun FBI Washington Abourezk McGovern Edward M Kennedy D-Mass J.W. Fulbright D-Ark Kennedy Fulbright Abourezkr Tom Susman Karl Marcy Foreign Relations Committee BIA Joseph Trimbach Minneapolis AIM Custer S.C Rapid City Clive Gieratessi William Clayton Edward M. Kennedy BLA Department of Interior Fullonghi DSD Russell Means Porcupine Dick Wilson

Food price crisis drives proposed dairy and meat controls

Washington reports rising costs fuel calls for Nixon to curb prices as subsidies push farmers to boost output. Officials say larger crops and more livestock will raise bread, beef, and poultry, while export demand strains supply and inflation. Negotiations at Wounded Knee unfold amid hostage fears and a widening political clash over farm policy.

Washington Nixon L. Butz U.S Tee Soviet Unio

Inside Today's GI Clubs Fraud Case Progress

The Justice Department notes possible outcomes from guilty plea charges linked to alleged fraud within GI clubs. Coverage highlights the ongoing case details and related legal debate.

Justice Department

Nostalgia resurfaces in government push for meatless days

Washington observers note a chorus of nostalgia from Nixon aides and officials as meatless days and victory gardens are promoted to curb food costs. Burns and Brennan urge voluntary measures echoing World War II, while Nixon hints at more fish in meals. The drive ties to Roosevelt‑era virtue, urging households to grow gardens and substitute meat with cheese and fish.

Washington Victory Gardens Rosie the Federal Reserve Board Arthur Burns Nixon Florida Ronald L. Ziegler White House New York Peter J. Brennan Brennan Long Island Tokyo Rosie

The Quipster Tax Return Joke

A quip jokes that the average married man lists himself as head of the household on his income tax return, a humorous take on filing etiquette and personal claims.

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