Thousands greet freed Yank POWs after Hanoi release
Thousands welcome released American prisoners of war as a spokesman notes an erroneous report. Colonel Purrell remained with the unit. Air lifters carried 4b men on the first flight, 39 on the second, and 37 on the third. Hanoi release delayed two hours due to landing difficulties amid a protest by North Vietnamese and Viet Cong prisoners in Saigon.
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Weather and POW Return Highlight Weekend News
Turbulent weather battered the coast with damaged windows and marooned boats while heavy rainfall swelled totals at many stations. In Saigon the POW release proceeded with gradual shuttles to Clark air base as veterans reunited with families and spoke of gratitude amid a cautious peace.
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Dollar crisis unsettles Europe as markets close
In Paris and other capitals the dollar slumped sharply while major world money markets closed amid emergency talks. Private trades showed the dollar down as much as 13 percent in Europe. gold jumped toward record levels. Banks limited dollar exchanges. Paris offered 4 francs per arriving dollar. Central banks raced to defend their currencies as Volcker and ministers met to coordinate responses.
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Private school raid nets dope and arrests
Volusia County authorities arrested headmaster Ronult B awiek and three others after a raid on a private school reported by local officials. UF president Stephen Loydlos and school administrators faced charges tied to student mistreatment and weapons found on premises. Nowicki said staff were discharged for mistreatment, with a bull whip seized and prior discipline measures discussed publicly.
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