North Vietnam to free last U S bodies in Vietnam
North Vietnam pledged to release to the United States the final three U S servicemen bodies in Vietnam and said no Americans remained in Vietnamese prisons. Congressmen said the move ends the war era, with the three identified as Maj. Jesse Taylor and Capt. Crosley James Fenton and Capt. Roland Dwight Perry.
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Southeast Asia
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Theorth Vietnamese
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le Duc Tho
North Vietnam
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Washington
United Nations
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Roland Dwight Perry
House of Representatives
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Canada plans soldier supply for Olympics
Defence Minister James Richardson says Canada can provide 10 000 soldiers for Olympic security in Montreal with plans to field over 10 000 personnel for COJO. He notes the effort will cost more than 25 million dollars beyond normal pay and sustenance while maintaining UN and peacekeeping duties in Cyprus and the Middle East.
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Canada
UPI
James Richardson
Montreal
Cojo
United Nations
Cyprus
Middle East
Protests urged as Spain plans new cabinet changes
Spain's Communist party and allied groups call for massive demonstrations to challenge King Juan Carlos I amid Prime Minister Arias Navarro's bid to form a cabinet with "deep changes." Leftists press for amnesty for political prisoners. clashes occurred at Chamartin station as a well known prisoner was released under a limited Franco pardon.
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Spain
UPI
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Juan Carlos I
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Navarro
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Kissinger to offer new concessions to revive arms talks
Secretary of State Kissinger plans to present fresh proposals to the Soviet Union in Moscow on December 19 aimed at reviving stalled SALT talks. He signals willingness to exclude the Backfire bomber from the strategic weapons list, aligning with Soviet preferences while seeking a reasoned Moscow response.
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United States
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Peking
Red Prince greets U S envoy at Vientiane reception
In Vientiane Laos the new Pathet Lao leadership held a two hour Royal Palace party for American diplomat Thomas Corcoran amid attacks branding Americans as aggressors. Souphanouvong the red prince and Kaysone Phoumvihane appeared publicly for the first time since the party’s rise.
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Pathet Lao
Thomas Corcoran
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Indochina Communist Party
Corcoran
Savang Vatthana
People’s Democratic Republic of Us
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