POWs Recount Hanoi POW Meet with U.S. Activists
Seven American pilots held in North Vietnam shared hugs and stories with a visiting delegation in Hanoi. The scene appeared orchestrated by North Vietnamese officials as the prisoners discussed families, letters, and the toll of the war.
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Wilbur
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Pentagon
North
Sage
Richard Fulton
Mesa
Ariz
America
David Hoffman
San Diego
Calif
Reject Probe Of Break In At Watergate Hotel
Washington AP report: House Banking Committee rejects a full scale congressional inquiry into the Watergate break in. The vote splits along party lines but six Democrats join all 14 Republicans in opposing the investigation. Rep Reuss vows to refile the motion to seek committee approval.
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Washington
Democratic
Watergate Hotel
House Banking Committee
Wright Patman
Frank J. Brasco
D-N.y
Garry Brown
R-Mich
Committee Republicans
Patman
Harry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Controversial F111 jet pulled from combat amid loss mystery
AP reports the United States pulled its F111 fighter bombers from combat after delaying disclosure of a missing F111 on its first mission. While F111s were withdrawn, F4 Phantoms launched strikes west of Hanoi near the Laotian border amid a reported North Vietnamese buildup for a dry season offensive in Laos.
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Saigon
United States
Thailand
Hanoi
Laos
U.S
Ubon
Udorn
Korat
Na San
Yen Bai
Arms Limitation Treaty Clears Key Nuclear Pact
President Nixon and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko announced that the arms control accords are in force, with a five year freeze on most long range arsenals and a pledge to pursue broader talks. Nixon called it the start of a historic process toward a safer world. Gromyko hailed the move as peaceful coexistence and peace progress.
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Nixon
Andrei Gromyko
White House
East Room
Moscow
Gromyko
Camp David
Agnew Defends Nixon as McGovern Attacks Scandals
Vice President Spiro Agnew rebukes McGovern's corruption charges as reckless and insists Nixon's record shows peace and prosperity. McGovern pushes reform theme at New York fundraiser while Agnew embarks on six state campaign tour. Ottawa City Commission agenda includes private club hours, junkyard rules, zoning for a chiropractic office, and Christmas lights request.
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Associated Press
Sen
George McGovern
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
McGovern
Washington
New York City
Paign
Indiana
Montana
Boston
Sargent Shriver
Midwest
Ottawa City Commission
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Thousand Oaks
Hoffman
Franklin County Commission
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17Th Street
Main
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19Th
Eisenhower Road
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Bob Lister
Eisenhower
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Brian Wheeler
Franklin County
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Malone
N. Y
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Udern
Bangkok
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ITT
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