Viet Cong leader Tra among Viet Cong prisoners returned
US helicopters brought Lt Gen Tran Van Tra and 28 other Viet Cong to Tan Son Nhut after a jungle pickup north of Saigon. Officials later said no confirmed POW release occurred and the report remained unsubstantiated. Tra’s return may affect the peacekeeping commission and prisoner exchange plans.
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Saigon Army Hospital
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Associated Press
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Tan Son Nhut
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South Vietnam
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Loc Ninh
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Camp
Davis
U.S. Signal Corps
Tan Song Nhut
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Thenr
Priday
Concorde program faces uncertain future amid airline rejections
U S killings orders for Concorde show economic viability doubts as Pan American and others pull back. Britain and France clash over continuing costs while manufacturing partners see limited firm orders and looming answers on expansion of the subsonic fleet.
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Britain
France
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British Aircraft Corp
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British Overseas Airways Corp
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China
Tranair
Stennis Improves After Washington Attack
Senator Stennis’s condition shows improvement after being shot outside his Washington home. He reportedly did not resist the holdup, though the assailants escaped with his billfold, a gold watch, and a quarter. Doctors’ prognosis remained guarded as Maj. Garland noted serious illness and possible danger to the senator’s life.
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Shotgun-toting women track burglars in San Jose
San Jose California two women Dorothy Kalkbreaner and Lee Lawrence took matters into their own hands when they believed police acted slowly in solving a January burglary. They spent a week following leads and recovered appliances jewelry a coin collection and $132 in cash. Police found fingerprints and urged patience until suspects tried to fence the goods. The women grew tired of waiting.
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Calif
Dorothy Kalkbreaner
Lee Lawrence
Air Force Academy to enroll women if amendment passes
Lt. Gen. A P Clark said the Air Force Academy would enroll female cadets in 1975 if the proposed equal rights amendment is ratified by June, otherwise women face a long wait. Police described a burglary case linked to three teens, with a woman taking a shotgun to recover stolen items.
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A. P. Clark
Clark
Long Beach student arraigned in four killings
A 33 year old Long Beach State University student, Eckstrom, faced Santa Ana Superior Court for arraignment on charges of killing two Lakewood deputies and two others in a shooting spree beginning at Cerritos's Los Cortijos Shopping Center. He appeared on crutches after a shotgun wound.
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Long Beach State University
Cerritos
Midway City
Santa Ana
Carl Anders Ecksmann
James K.lurner
Lakewood
Donald Schneider
Carl Wilson
Eckstrom
Los Cortijos
Rosemary Vasquez
Heil Gardens
Michael Jeffries
Downey
Cecilia Vasquez
Kekstrom
Orange County Medical Center
Orange County
Eapet
Schneider
Wilson
Cerntos
Vasetes
Defirius
Orme County
Los Angeles County
Judge to Clarify Sentence for Long Beach Doctor
Dr Charles Baker and counsel return to Los Angeles Superior Court Friday morning for a judge’s clarification of a 212 500 fine and five year probation imposed after a December conviction for writing illegal drug prescriptions. Prosecution seeks precise wording on the court order and potential additional bans on prescribing and injections.
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Los Angeles Superior Court
Sherman Smith
Long Beach
Dinka Bomanich
Bozanich
POWs to learn slang as bridge to new life style
Washington UPI reports returning prisoners of war will receive a Pentagon dictionary of 161 youth slang terms from acid to zonked to help bridge the culture gap after years in Southeast Asia. The packet includes home letters and photos, a tailored uniform, and a potential bad news kit for some victims of long captivity.
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My’ Lai
Black Panthers
Youth International Party
Johnny Carson son faces drug charge in New Haven
Richard W. Carson, 20, of Jackson Heights New York, identified as Johnny Carson's son, faces a March 19 circuit court appearance on possession of illegal drugs and driving under the influence after a Connecticut Turnpike crash. He was arraigned, released on 150 dollar bond, and treated for minor injuries. A spokesman confirmed the possible relation. Police found 35 tablets of methaqualone in his gar.
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