Six Workers Rescued After Miami Cement Collapse
In downtown Miami a second floor gave way during concrete pouring trapping Eddie Weaver and five others. Firefighters and bystanders helped dig them out. seven workers were injured and treated at James Memorial Hospital. City inspectors investigate shoring failure at the four story building site.
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Miami
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Eddie Weaver
Weaeracle
Norman Warren
Warren
General Concrete Co
Weaver
Jarksey Memorial Hospital
Wrogor Todge
Mika Satyalagi
Salyalaggle
Terry Sachs
AE Ferencik
Wand Shoring
Kasitgodantin
Secret U.S.-North Viet deal on peace settlement denied
Washington State Department officials denied secret commitments to North Vietnam as part of the peace settlement. Spokesman Robert Anderson rejected reports of secret understandings while noting statements of intentions exist on both sides. The New York Times cited a State Department document suggesting withdrawal of U.S. civilians from South Vietnam within 10 to 12 months, with debates over numbers and context.
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State Department
Monnay
United States
North Vietnam
Department
Robert Anderson
An Arts
Hat
Anderson
Aiticee
Byrad Saule
South Vietnam
New York Times
Anderson Har
DRV
Democratic Republic of Vietnan
Laos Reds refuse to release UPI POW Kay
VIENTIANE Laos UPI The pro Communist Pathet Lao refused to release American war prisoner Emmet Kay captured May 7 1973 under the Laos peace agreement saying the United States has not abided by the terms. The statement cited US failure to withdraw troops and noted North Vietnamese forces remain. The US government said all prisoners should be freed and that North Vietnamese forces still in Laos count as violations of the ceasefire.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPI
Pathet Lao
Wat
Vathel Lao
Il & S
Emmet Kay
United States
Solh Pelrasy
Joint Commission
Sill
North Vietnam
U S Won't Aid North Vietnam Until MIAs Are Accounted For
Washington reports Congress narrowly approved a nonbinding resolution urging the United States to withhold aid trade or recognition from North Vietnam until all Americans Missing In Action are accounted for. The Defense Department lists 1,088 missing in action, with 5 percent believed prisoners. access for US teams into areas under North Vietnamese or Viet Cong control has been repeatedly denied. Also noted is actor Eial Sullivan, famed for Yankee Doodle Dandy and Winged Victory, who died at 66 in Los Angeles.
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Washington
LPI
North Vietnam
U.S
Congress
Senate
Congressional
Defense Department
Los Anghlrs
UPD
Eilial Sullivan
Missing Americans in Laos and a pilot held as POW
Fragmentary text notes Lary patriatie forces failing to implement humanitarian guidance and provide information on more than 200 Americans missing in Laos. It mentions Kay, a Continental pilot captured after a peace agreement, possibly a prisoner of war in Pathets Line territory.
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Laos
Kay
Conti
Nental
Wisslunedi
Pathets Line
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