Peace love power to people ex-PW rambles home
Richard Waldhaus a civilian former Army medic returned to San Francisco from Vietnam after being held as a prisoner of war. He walked off a plane bearded barefoot, waved a red carnation, and spoke softly about peace. His mother and brother welcomed him and urged quiet.
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Army Captain POW Describes Vietnam Captivity as Ultimate Bummer
Army Captain George K Wanat 27 held in a jungle prisoner of war camp for ten months after being captured April 30 1972 at An Loc north of Saigon. He told his father of torture but said captors called it good humane and lenient treatment. His wife Gretchen lives in Foxboro Massachusetts.
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Ford fears smog rules could shut down industry
Ford President Lee Iacocca warned before the New York Chamber of Commerce that tough 1975–76 antipollution standards threaten a near total U.S. auto industry shutdown unless suspended. He proposed a one-year halt with interim cleaner standards and tests, California exemptions, and a five-year study to gauge catalytic converter feasibility, promising potentially $1 billion yearly savings for buyers. Chrysler urged Congress to suspend rules by amending the Clean Air Act and granting EPA authority to craft a new plan.
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