POWs Consider Business Venture After Hanoi Return
Senior American pilots held as POWs in Hanoi discussed forming a corporation to manage income from publishing public appearances and speeches after their release. Pentagon officials say plans are preliminary and no corporate documents exist yet. Officers indicate the idea originates with senior prisoners and follows a precedent set by astronauts a decade ago.
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Prisoner of War Maj. Webb heads to Andrews medical center
Maj. Ronald J. Webb of Trenton New Jersey waves an American flag as he boards a plane leaving Clark Air Base Philippines today. Webb a POW freed from Hanoi last Sunday is to be taken to Andrews Air Force Base Maryland medical center for treatment and observation AP wirephoto
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Cease-fire plan seen as workable despite delays
The Paris cease-fire signed January 27 remains within reach as U S withdrawal and prisoner exchanges proceed. About 296 Americans and under 10,000 U S troops in South Vietnam are expected to depart by March 28, though the Vietnamese prisoner exchange lags with both sides blaming the other. South Vietnam lists over 26,000 Communist prisoners, and while 7,000 were released in the first phase, the balance hinges on mutual cooperation amid stalled talks and walkouts.
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