Prisoner Release Update From Laos And Vietnam
United States in Vientiane reports the 825 North Vietnamese delegates and 225 US representatives will depart Vietnam Friday and Saturday. Pathet Lao pledges release of nine Americans in Laos, with Gia Lam to free two, and 48 freed by Hanoi. Turnover completes with 67 Americans released by North Vietnam next day.
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United States
Vientiane
Tin
Joint Military Commission
U.S
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Pathet Lab
Laos
Tis
Pathet Lao
Gia Lam
Wednes
Hanni
North Vietnam
Tin Said
Shortage of Controllers Ends Flight Delays Forecast
Washington officials warn the airline industry faces a serious shortage of air traffic controllers by year end without immediate hiring and training. ATA officials say a controller gap could bring flagging air traffic and delays reminiscent of disruptions in recent years, with speeds and delays rising within two years if not addressed.
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Washington
Air Transport, Association
ATA
William Hardaker
Conral
Tickled No More Two Brothers Change Names
Redditch England report says Michael and Albert Tie Peanle faced mockery over their surname Lily and the telephoner Mr Feather teased them. They renamed to Lewington to spare families public embarrassment and said they had been tickled by the nickname but grew tired of it.
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Redditch
England
UPI
Michael
Albert
Peanle
Suame
Lily
Tickle
Mr. Feather
Lewington
Ineir Minther
Search Sees 29 Missing After Norwegian Freighter Abandonment
New York reports military searchers aboard five ships and two planes scoured the North Atlantic in mild spring weather for 29 missing crewmen after an abandoned Norwegian freighter in a howling storm last week. A 23 year old Norwegian sailor rescued Sunday drifted on a raft since Thursday, kept alive by Gulf Stream warmth aboard the USS Independence. Fish are the oldest vertebrates.
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New York
UPT
North Atlantic
Pre Crevwrial
Cansi F Guard
Navy
Independence
San Antonio historical move and civic actions noted
Article recalls the 1912 move of the Alamo National Bank building at North Presa and Commerce, a feat praised for keeping services uninterrupted. It also mentions voter registration, defensive driving course results, and how to join the Peace Corps through ACTION, with contact details and sponsor notes.
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San Antonio
Alamo National Bank
North Presa and
Commerce
DDC
L.D
National Safety Coun
Texans to be released from hospital after P52 crew recoveries
Acosta USAF Medical Center at Lackland will treat and debrief nine Texans including Maj. Ger nando Alexander Capt. Timothy Ayres and Lt. Carrol Beeler among others. Drummond and Morgan are among six crew members from the Hanoi shot down B52. Remaining men at Carswell AFB and Wilford Hall await discharge and further treatment as dates are undetermined.
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Usaf Medical Center
Lackland Air Force Base
Acosta
Air Force
Gernando Alexander
Dallas
Timothy R. Ayres
Houston
Navy
Carrol R. Beeler
Frisco
David Drummond
Fort Worth
Carswell Afb
Johnson
Tack
Marry Yuell
William. W
Bill
Con- Jee
Louis H. Bernasconi
William Thomas Mayall
Wichita Falls
Army
Brooke General Hospital
Sam Houston
Arion W. Elliott
Terrell
David Allwine
Phoenix
Luis G. Chiiehigne
Hueytown
Aka
Spee
Juan L. Jacquez
Santa Fe
Wur
Harvey G. Brande
Long Beach
Calif
Army Hospital
Tie
John T. Anderson
Fl Pasa
Playwright Coward Dies in Jamaica at 74
London secretary Mrs. Joan Hirst reported that renowned British playwright and actor Noël Coward died today in Jamaica. The 74 year old icon suffered a heart attack at his vacation home, ending almost half a century of stage prominence.
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London
Nnel Coward
Jamaica
Joan Hirst
Auto Insurance Legislation Faces Stern House Test
Texas lawmakers faced major House tests on two auto insurance bills. Rep. Dean Cobb sought higher minimum liability limits while Rep. Jim Clark pushed for state group auto insurance. A third measure would make Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day a state holiday with pay implications for employees.
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Austin
UPI
Texas
Pali~cies
Dean Cobo
Dumas
Jim Clark
Houston
Senftonia Thompson
Marin Luther King
Ray Hutchison
Dallas
Cobb
Hunted in L A Holdups Reported by Police
Police listed three males sought in two armed robberies in Los Angeles area. At Billups Service Station on Old Highway 9, assistant manager Reyes, 25, reported two youths around 17 demanded cash, a pistol discharged during a struggle, and fled on foot. In a second incident at Stop NGio Market Blanca, 24 year old night manager Campos said a man about 24 with a small automatic pistol took $26 and left in a Dirige Huta.
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Billups
Old Highway 9
Managesse Reyes
Reyes
Blanca
Richard Campos
Register
Ler
United Mayors Clash Over Rising Meat Prices
Springheld Texas mayor J Collateral J Richards and Richmond Texas mayor Hilmar Moore dispute meat price rises. Activist Mrs Pogey Bonn leads Citizens for Lower Meal Prices urging protests at major area supermarkets as Consumer Affairs Chief Ross Myerson proposes a four month nationwide food price freeze to curb costs and curb monopolistic practices.
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Springheld
Richmond
Tex
Hilmar Moore
William Triford
Springfield
Pogey Bonn
Hingis
Bono
al Long
New York City
Ross Myerson
John V. Lindsay
Nixon
Nisan
Misa Myerson
Miss Myer
MacArthur Band Wins Second at Reno Jazz Festival
The MacArthur High School Lab band from San Antonio won second place after a tense playoff with Oakland High School at the Reno Jazz Festival. About 300 bands entered the contest, and MacArthur earned a festival invitation by previously winning a statewide Brownwood competition. The 28-member band is directed by John Pearson and was set to return to San Antonio Monday.
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MacArthur
Rand
Reno
Oakland
California
Brownwood
Parades greet POWs as crowds celebrate returnees
United Press International reports in California and Michigan crowds welcomed prisoners of war. In Santa Clara Cmdr. Everett Alvarez Jr. spoke after four years in captivity, with 1000 plus attending a three day celebration. In San Rafael 2000 joined a homecoming with champagne and parade pomp. Local wives shared relief and light rituals as husbands near release.
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United Press International
Michigan
Santa Clara
Calif
Gresh
Everett Alvarez Jr
North Vietnam
Alvarez
San Rafarl
Bill Butler
Government approves limited forest cuts to curb lumber costs
MALSINGTON PT government will authorize more tree cutting on federal land and seek to curb exports to Japan to reduce lumber prices. John T. Dunlop director of the Cost of Living Council told a Senate subcommittee the steps could lower timber costs and said hearings in Washington on April 4 would explore wage and price controls to restrain timber prices.
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Malsington
Japan
John T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
Senate
Dunlap
Washington
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