Korean War Sets Precedent for POW Exchange
Analysis notes that only Korea saw a formal end war prisoner exchange shaping cease fire deals. It cites Operation Little Switch and Big Switch in 1953, with 4,428 Americans freed for 74,000 enemy prisoners, and details the fate of missing servicemen and postwar handling by UN Command.
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Korea
United States
Vietnam
Panmunjom
Pentagon
Vientiane
Laos
U.S
Indochina
Longourney
Pacific
International Red Cross
United Nations Command
Strauss and Bush face narrow paths as party chiefs
Washington's new Democratic chairman Robert Strauss and Republican chief George Bush start under tight constraints. Strauss must balance diverse party factions while pledging reform, and Bush, Nixon’s appointee, must translate 1972 Nixon votes into 1974 GOP gains. Their futures hinge on the 1974 elections and Nixon’s level of support.
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Robert Strauss
George Bush
Texas
Strauss
Dallas
Bush
Houston
Nixon
White House
Democratic Party
AFL Cio
Henry M Jackson
Hubert H. Humphrey
New South
Dale Bumpers
Robin Askew
California
Charles Manat
Maine
George Mitchell
Fomer Party
George $8
McGovern
U.N
Irving Crespi
Gallup
House
Senate
GOP
Barbara Bailey Bolton Tells of Adventure
Barbara Bailey Bolton describes a globetrotting life from university days to field work in Tibet and India. She recounts collecting eleven Tiangkas and woodblock prints, restoring old Fords, and filming with Derek Hobby and Velikovsky while pursuing remote frontiers in Australia Nepal Sikkim Bhutan and beyond.
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Barbara Bailey Bolton
Tibet
New York
India
Dalai Lama
University of Michigan
Columbia
University of Vienna
Free University of Berlin
Berlin
Australia
Spain
Peter Henry
London
Derek Hobby
Velikovsky
Thyangboche
Mt Everest
Barbara
Hilary
Businessman Uses Ice Block to Protest Parking Fine
Hank Heiss of Carson City Nevada paid no fine after freezing a silver dollar in a large block of ice and presenting it with his meter ticket to the justice of the peace to protest a parking violation.
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Carson City
Nev
UPT
Hank Heiss
Traveler plans leather market venture in Mexico
She will stop in Mexico to develop a leather market of handcrafted items. She had supplied New York stores with luggage and handbags in India. If things are handcrafted, you can't be ripped off in New York. After securing funds, they aim to film myths of Velikovsky.
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Mexico
New York
India
Velikovsky
Dog Owners Use Pets as Muggers in Chicago Attack
Two youths, Benjamin Baker age 18 and his 16 year old brother, ordered a German shepherd and a Spitz to attack Anne Hicks and Irene on Chicago's South Side. Hicks suffered severe bites and Irene was knocked down. purses containing 160 dollars were stolen. Dogs were taken to the city pound after arrests.
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Chicago
UPI
Benjamin Baker
Anne Hicks
Irene
Anne
Presbyterian-St. Luke’s Hospital
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