34 more POWs released by Reds, woman is on list
Viet Cong freed 34 more POWs in Hanoi including the only foreign woman. A U S Air Force hospital plane brought them to Clark Air Base for a welcome by President Marcos. Among the freed were 27 American military men, three Americans and two West German workers. Monika Schwinn, 30, a German nurse, was captured near Da Nang in 1969. The release followed another two days earlier when Hanoi freed 106 Americans and two Thais.
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Saigon
Vietnam
What ever happened to yesterday s radicals
The piece tracks former 1960s radicals now shaped by years of conflict and change. Bo Burlington, Tom Hayden, and Michael Ansara shifted from street militancy to editing, organizing, or teaching. SDS waned, Weather Underground dissolved, and leaders pursued community work, further study, or quieter activism as violence declined.
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Weatherman
New York
Indians burn U S offer tepee peace parley set
WOUNDED KNEE S D AP peace talks via tepee were set today as militant Indians who occupied Wounded Knee burned a government proposal to end the stand off The Justice Department offered that the 200 invaders could depart at 10 a m with no arrest threats if they surrendered weapons and allowed male cross checks Only after the burning did the AIM leadership say they would stay and negotiate for supplies and legal actions to be handled locally They asked civil rights and peace volunteers to gather in the village The talks resumed after a visit by William Kunstler and a Justice Department spokesman declined immediate comment
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New York
William Kunstler
Trade deficit widens despite record exports in 1973
The U S balance of trade worsened by 304 million dollars so far in 1973 despite record export volumes. January alone saw 4.98 billion in goods leaving the United States while imports reached 5.28 billion, both all-time highs. The chart notes 1972 trade deficits by major regions and underscores its role in the ongoing world monetary crisis.
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Weather Update With Rain Across Regions
Cloudy with periods of rain today and highs in the mid 40s near the lake and mid 50s inland. Rain likely tonight with lows in the upper 30s to lower 40s. Mostly cloudy tomorrow with showers possible and highs in the upper 50s. Precipitation chances are 90 percent today, 70 percent tonight, and 50 percent tomorrow. Winds NE 15 to 25 mph today, then E 10 to 15 mph tonight. Sunset today 6 22 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 6 54 a.m.
Two Cars Strike Train At Massey Crossing Injuring Three
A Chessie System freight train was struck twice within minutes near Massey Avenue by two autos. The first driver, Merle Westfall, 41, was seriously injured. the second, Ray Renchen, 48, suffered serious injuries and was hospitalized. A passenger, June Marsico, was treated for minor injuries. Police filed warrants for failure to stop and driving while suspended.
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Ray Renchen
Middle Ave
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Tal
Merle Westfall
Fairmont St
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Lake Ave
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Paulo Megois
Akron
Megois
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Rencen
Reynolds and Miles deny sexual contact after motel death
In Nogales Arizona Sarah Miles and Burt Reynolds said they did not have sex in Reynolds motel room the night Miles business agent David Whiting 26 died of a drug overdose. Reynolds said he went to aid a distressed woman.
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Actress in Southern Arizona Filming After Violent Incident
Reynolds told reporters he offered shelter after a woman was badly beaten by a man who later overdosed and killed himself. Miss Miles and Reynolds were in southern Arizona filming The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing. She said she did not know the man beyond the movie.
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