POW release list for South Vietnam and Hanoi set for Monday
U S delegation to the JMC received the list of American POWs to be released next week with 27 expected at Quan Loi and about 115 at Hanoi. The release, to occur in Hanoi and Quan Loi, follows a communique that gave no totals and pending Pentagon confirmation.
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Saigon
United States
Hanoi
Quan Loi
An Loc
U.S
South Vietnam
Department of Defense
Defense Department
Jerry W Friedheim
Washington
Michel Gauvin
International Commission of Control and Supervision
ICCS
Ban Me Thuot
Gauvin
JMC
North Vietnam
le Quang Hoa
POWs Ready for Freedom Flight From Vietnam
First 115 American POWs released by North Vietnam to be handed to an 18 member reception team at Hanoi for airlift to the Philippines. About 27 more POWs in South Vietnam likely released as Paris peace terms are met. The operation called Homecoming involves C141 transports and Nightingale evacuation planes with Col. James R. Dennett leading the reception team.
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Air Force
Frederic Flom
Appleton, Wise
Ginny Flom
Flom
North Vietnam
UPI
Clark Air Base
Philippines
Vietnam
Hanoi
United States
Joint Military Commission
JMC
Saigon
Nightingale
Tan Son Nhut
James R. Dennett
Spruce Pine
N.C
Dennett
13Th Air Force
Clark Air Force Base
Love triangle spurs shooting death of area man
The shooting death of Virgil K. Ball near Lorain stemmed from a love triangle and the missing wife of the alleged shooter, testimony at a preliminary hearing indicated. Lowell T. Russell, 34, of Medina County, was bound for the Lorain County grand jury on a Dec. 30 premeditated murder charge. bond was reduced from 100000 to 50000 by Elyria Municipal Court Judge James T. Horn. Deputies said Russell admitted firing at Ball, claiming Ball attacked him in a parked auto on Erhart Road.
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North Royalton
Lowell T. Russell
Columbia Rd
Medina County
Virgil K. Ball
Lorain County
Elyria
James T. Horn
Russell
Ball
Erhart Road
Eva Lynn
Medina County Sheriff's Deputies
Piney Zieba
Lorain County Sheriff's Department
George Ferguson
Ronald Smith
Zieba
Dirty politics and a fatal love triangle in Ohio
The Chronicle-Telegram covers a Nixon Kennedy era kerfuffle with a fortune cookie joke, then shifts to a Lorain County murder case involving Russell and Ball. Investigators describe a confrontation over divorce plans, a gun, and a fatal shooting with self defense questioned.
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Associated Press
Jules Loh
Chronicle - Telegram
George McGovern
McGovern
Abe Lincoln
Warren G Harding
Brunswick man to pilot POW plane to Hanoi
Captain George P. Elwood of Brunswick Ohio will fly a C130 Hercules from Clark Air Base Philippines to Hanoi carrying an 18 member medical team to aid POWs. Air Force Lt Colonel Richard F Abel of Cleveland serves as public affairs officer among the group arranging final release plans in Hanoi.
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Clark Air Base
Phillippines
Upi
George P. Elwood
Brunswick
Ohio
Hanoi
Air Force
Richard F. Abel
Cleveland
Clearview Receives Top Class A Seed In Sectionals
Clearview earned the top seed in Class A by grabbing 10 first place votes and two seconds at the North Ridgeville drawings, followed by Lutheran East in second and Columbia third. The tournament opens February 21 with Northwestern vs Black River and Clearview facing South Amherst, as bracket play begins to determine the sectional champion and Canton District berth. Cuyahoga Heights, 9-7, drew the third seeded team in round one.
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North Ridgeville
Clearview
Lutheran East
Columbia
North Ridgeville High School
Northeast Ohio
Cuyahoga Heights
Uard
Northwestern
Black River
South Amherst
Canton
Parma Byzantine
Mapleton
Wellington
Lutheran East Arso
Cusahoga Heights
Secret talks focus on money crisis and dollar slide
In Basel and London discussions, world central bankers and officials grapple with the dollar slump and currency pressures. Japan restricts FX trading to avoid a flood of dollars as Europe markets close for the weekend.
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Bonn
Germany
U.S
Japan
Europe
Basel
Switzerland
Britain
Treasury
Anthony Barber
London
Paris
Willy Brandt
West Germany
Nixon
Police still seek Stennis assailants in DC area
Police and FBI report no progress in the search for those who robbed Senator John Stennis and shot him on January 30. Deputy Chief Mahlon Pitts said hundreds of leads and over 700 interviews have yielded no clues in one of the nation's most intensive manhunts.
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Washington
John Stennis
FBI
District of Columbia
Mahlon E Pitts
Pole
Camia
Index Page Teaser Highlighting Local Names
A compact digest of today’s CT index covers events, deaths, editorials, entertainment, sports, and TV listings with notable local names and upcoming schedule notes.
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Biyna Churches
Entertainment Sports
Weather Summary Notes Noted Cold Cloudy Conditions
Weather forecast shows cloudy, cold conditions with variable clouds and firmer wind. Temperatures fall to the low 20s tonight with lows around six to twelve degrees in places. Tomorrow remains mostly sunny and less cold with highs in the mid to upper 20s. Precipitation chances about 30 percent tonight and into tomorrow morning.
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Arthur Higbee
South Vietnamese
Foreign Ministry
RVN
Republic of Vietnam
Philip Riede
Jersey City
A.J. Lynn
Cinpac
S. Riede
By Earel Neikirk
Westlake
Bruce Turnbull
Don Miller
Bennett Dr Bennett Corners
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification
BCI
Zieba Sand Smith
Gerald Gold
Zreba
Gold
Ferguson
Richard Nixon
Kennedy
Jerry Rombach
C-T
Brandt
Smithsonian
United State
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