Hanoi Hilton empties as American POWs released
After 33 Americans were freed, the Hanoi Hilton shows empty cells and a veteran prison layout. Capt. Truong Son guides reporters through upgraded facilities, including reading rooms, a kitchen pavilion, and basketball courts, while guards recall peaceful treatment and occasional disputes among inmates.
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Hanoi's wartime charm endures into peaceful modernization
Hanoi has preserved its natural allure after 12 years of warfare and a 1.2 million population. The city remains tree shaded with bicycles as the main transport and light industry scattered around. Peace promises modernizing changes ahead.
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Heart of Brother Andre stolen from Montreal’s St Joseph’s Oratory
The glass encased heart of Brother Andre, a revered founder of St Joseph’s Chapel, disappeared from an alcove beneath the basilica. Police say three locks were opened with different keys. marble fragments indicate forced entry did not occur. The Holy Cross Fathers hope for a safe return.
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U.S Europe Agree On Money and Trade Talks
U.S Treasury Secretary George Shultz met Common Market president Ortoli and Soames to discuss short range reforms and a forthcoming trade bill. European sources urged a fair bill while fearing protectionist risks as markets prepare to reopen Monday.
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