Reporter Relates Experiences When Captured By Viet Cong
The Phnom Penh correspondent and UPI photographer recount a courteous Viet Cong capture on Highway 3. After surrendering, they were held in a wooden house, catalogued, and visited by a North Vietnamese officer who urged them to report what they saw. The officer claimed fighting for liberty and equality and advised leaving before dawn.
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Tornadoes Strike Zapata Texas Damage and Injuries Reported
Two tornadoes struck Zapata Texas injuring 34 people and destroying 70 dwellings and trailer homes. Civil defense put damage at 400000 dollars as residents recounted frightening moments and nearby Raymondville also faced damaging winds.
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Weather Toll From Storms Across Regions
Thunderstorm and shower activity stretched from the Central and Southern Rockies to the Midwest and Atlantic Coast. Tornadoes and high winds caused damage in Texas Louisiana Nebraska Illinois Ohio and Florida with injuries and power outages.
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Viet Cong detains Kyoichi Sawada eight hours in Cambodia
UPI correspondent Robert C. Miller reports Sawada held by Viet Cong soldiers for eight hours in Cambodia. An officer later freed them and urged the writer to describe what he sees, whether good or bad, before leaving the unfinished thought.
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Senator Cranston Says Nixon Stock Loss If Invested
Senator Alan Cranston asserts Nixon would have lost about 8000 dollars if he had invested 100000 in stocks three weeks ago, highlighting a seven year market low. He cites the Dow's drop to 662.17 and a 40.05 point weekly fall while critics blame lack of coordination and wage price controls plus Indochina concerns.
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