POW Commies Name Release Sites By George Esper
Saigon reports North Vietnam and the Viet Cong announced that all 117 American prisoners and six foreigners will be released and handed over to U.S. authorities at Hanoi's Gia Lam Airport on Sunday Saigon time. The list includes 112 Americans and five others, with missing names among the Viet Cong captives. The release point is Gia Lam for security reasons, aligning prisoner repatriation with U.S. troop withdrawals under the cease-fire schedule.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
North Vietnam
Viet Cong
U.S
Hanoi
Gia Lam
Bai Tin
Weral
Washington
Floyd James Thompson
Jonger Han Way
Philip Manhard
State Department
Ily
South Vietnam
Thompson
Demilitarized Zone
Manhard
Hue
Filipes
Provisional Revolutionary
Dak Ninh
Vietnam
Demos Favor Gray Approval Raises hopes in Senate
In Washington, Senator Eastland voiced no major objections to L Patrick Gray's nomination as FBI director while liberal Democrats praised his testimony. The hearings focused on Watergate break in and bugging at Democratic headquarters last June as Gray defended his past speeches and faced questions about the agency's investigation progress.
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John Chadwick
Associated
Washington Cap Charman
James O- Eastland
Senate
Comays
L. Patrick Gray
FBI
Yim
Fastland
Bastiand
Gray
Edgar Hoover
Womewies
Thurs
Imbert
John ¥. Tunney
D-Calif
Birch Bayh
Delnd
Crats
Nixon
FIT
Department
Watergate Complex
FAI
Mondale Charges Nixon With Shirking Problem
Senator Mondale denounces President Nixon as retreating from social programs and cooperation with Congress. He accuses Nixon of budget cuts harming housing, health, education, and aid to the poor, while defending social security gains and opposing tax loopholes for the rich.
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Mondale
Nixon
Washington
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minu
Humnan
Congress
Congressional Democrats
Equaldzie
Doings at San Francisco 4 H Club Meeting
The San Francisco 4 H Club met February 13 at Glenwood Community Center with Marylitpy Howard showcasing Macrame. Youth demonstrated art, horse blemishes, and dog grooming while guests included multiple families. The next meeting was announced for March de Louis. Leakey reports Tanzania fossil Homo habilis, two million years old, considered Earth’s earliest tool maker.
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San Francisco
4-H Club
Glenwood Community Center
Marylitpy Howard
Gynnet Holliman
Bryan Edwards
Wendy Allred
Mona Bell
Maxine
Diane Kieth
Valeria Holl
Louis. Leakey
Tanzania
Earth
Highway Hassle Isn't Settled
Senate Public Works Committee voted 6 against diverting 830 million yearly from the highway trust fund for urban mass transit over the next three years. The panel sent a 3.8 billion federal aid package to full Senate, with most funds earmarked for interstate construction. Supporters expect broader use later, while critics urge alternate funding for mass transit.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Public Works Committee
Phurs
Juay
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Edmund Muskie
D-Maite
Baker
Tsers
American Asphalt Instiute
American Road Builders Association
Associated General Contractors
Smass Transit
Weust
Nixon Re Election Was Darkest Day for POWs
Gary Guggenberger, a 25 year old POW held four years in South Vietnam, says Nixon's 1972 re election felt like the darkest day. He recalls hearing McGovern would win and fearing no homecoming, describing tension with other released prisoners and ignoring patriotic symbols upon arrival. He spoke with the Minneapolis Tribune at Fitzsimmons Army Hospital after returning Feb 15.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Iap
Te Min
Warneapolis
South Vietnam
Richard M. Nixon
McGovern
Army 5
Gary Gugeenberger
Haike Hanoi
Iouth
Nixon
Guggenberger
the Tribune
M Nixon
Hanoi
Clark Air Plase
Philippines
Guegenberger
Cold Spring
Army
Fitzsuons Hospital
Aurora
Colo
United States
Job Corp Film Screening in Silver City Center
Representatives from the Albuquerque Job Corp Center for Women will present a film about the Job Corp. The event happens Monday in the conference room of the Silver City Office of the Grant County Bank. Any girl aged 16 to 21 who has not completed school may attend to view the film and learn about the program.
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Albuquerque
Job Corp Center For Women
Job Corp. Center
Silver City
Grant County Bank
At & P
Stamp Bill Killed in Senate Panel in Arizona
AP Phoenix bill would require merchants to redeem trading stamps for cash on demand with value in cents. Violators could face fines up to 50 and six months jail. Senate action kept the measure from advancing while a separate note describes a German town moving a 100 year old tower for safety and tourism.
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Phoenix
Senate
Agriculture, Commerce and Labor Committee
Frank Felix
Tucson
Felix
Ross Stinson
R-Phoenix
Ray Bottas
Misa Stingon
Manuel Pena
Klansmen Target Pornography Across Several States
Tuscaloosa Alabama AP report says Robert M Shelton imperial wizard of United Klans of America outlines a broader anti smut campaign. He notes theaters in Gadsden and Lake Wales and predicts action in Georgia Mississippi Kansas and Montana with volunteers watching films and secretly photographing entrants for police liaison.
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Bob. Ingle
Associated Press
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Ku Klux Klan
Say
Robert M. Shelton
Imperial Wizard
United Klans
Ameri Shelton
Gan
Klan
Gadsden
Lake Wales
Shelwa Sui
Georgia
Mississippi
Kansas
Montana
Imperial Ward
Shelton
Car makers advise 44 to 45 percent antifreeze mix
Modine Manufacturing Co reports that most automakers recommend an antifreeze to water ratio of 44 to 45 percent for cooling system protection. The guidance covers protecting engines from freezing and corrosion across varying climates.
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Modine Manufacturing Co
Obituaries for Rodrigu ez and Johnson in Deming NM
Rosary services for Eduardo C Rodriguez are at Curtis Bright Funeral Chapel at 6 06 p m with a Funeral Mass at St Frances Newman Center at 9 0 a m Saturday. Interment at Catholic Cemetery with Rev Father Phillip VanEngelen officiating. Gilbert Johnson 79 died at Hillcrest Hospital after a brief illness native of Lakeside NM resident of Grant County retired building contractor. Survivors include two sons Ray El Paso and Herbert Deming three daughters Dorothy Booth Mimbres Evelyn Hickson Silver City Leonaeg Pet Alaska. nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Masonic graveside service at Mountain View Cemetery Deming at 3 4 p m Saturday. In lieu of flowers donate to charity in memory of Mr Johnson. Curtis Bright Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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Rodrigue
Edwardo C. Rodriguez
Curtis ‘Bright
St. Frances Newman Center
Phillip VanEngelen
Johnson
Mc. Gilbert
Hillcrest Hospital
Lakeside N.M
Grant County
Ray
el Paso
Texas
Herbert
Deming
Dorothy Booth
Mimbres
N. M
Evelyn Hickson
Silver City
Leonaegpet
Alaska
Mountain View
Mrt Johnson
Curtis-Bright Funeral Home
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