Cambodia Release of 11 GIs Narrows to Bangkok Arrival
Eleven American GIs freed from Cambodian captivity arrived in Bangkok after five months as a Christmas gesture. They traveled to Clark Air Base in the Philippines. one injured helicopter pilot remained in Phnom Penh for medical reasons. The release followed negotiations involving Prince Sihanouk and the National Liberation Front.
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Kok
Ralph W. McCullough
Columbus
Harley
Phnom Penhys
Cassell Jr
Danville
Vas
John R. Chevalier
Jersey
City
Donald E
Grigsby
Springfield
Ohio
Lee E. Henry
Oakland
Calif
Terry L. Kramer
Wauzedian
Lateka
Wis
Clark Air Base
Price
Philippines
Harold D. Simms
Kingman
Ind
Floyd A
Wilmoth
Yadkinville
N.C
Klaus
Zupp
White Plains
N.Y
Winfred D
Crowe
Bututh
Earl Gumsey
Cambodia
Sihanouk Con Ssatgon
United Demning
Mander
McCullough
Welviet Cong
National Liberation Front
Sale
Sihanouk
Viet Cong
Tay Ning
al City
Saigon
U.S. Army
NLF
Paris
Thomas Nelson Jones
Donald L. Smith
James Brigham
NIF
I National Liberation Front
U.S
Hanoi
Nine Indicted in New York for Harassment of Teachers
Nine persons including five nonunion leaders and two Brooklyn Ocean Hill Brownsville district officials were indicted on charges of obstructing government administration for alleged harassment and intimidation of union teachers. Three are also accused of coercion in the second degree.
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