Former Viet Commander Wagstaff Offers No Comment on Paris Talks
Maj. Gen. Jack J. Wagstaff, former 3rd RAC commander in Vietnam, declined to comment on Paris Peace talks. He told reporters in San Antonio he has been away from Vietnam since January and knows little more than the public. He also spoke on Vietnamization, praising South Vietnamese forces and noting a successful defense handover.
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Elation as Peace Announcement Honored by Local Leaders
County Judge Reeves and Mayor Gatti express happiness over the Vietnam peace settlement. Reeves credits George McGovern’s stance as a basis for the settlement and hopes for lasting peace. Gatti calls the agreement honorable and looks to future focus on domestic issues and environment.
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Religious Leaders Pray War Ends in Victory for Viet Nam
San Antonio clergy and lay leaders hail the Friday ceasefire news as a answered prayer. They stress hope for POW releases and peace in Vietnam while urging rebuilding and global unity beyond war. They caution over prisoners of war and ask for lasting restraint in future conflicts.
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Missed Funeral For Tacoma Man Born Again After Vanishing
Walter P. Wild 31 reappeared in Tacoma a month after his overturned boat was found in Crescent Lake. He spent four months in Hawaii to learn to find himself and plans to become an environmental scientist. His wife, who believed him dead, has welcomed him back with God’s help.
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