Freed Americans Return After Release From China
Mary Ann Harbert and Richard Fecteau arrived at Valley Forge Military Hospital after being freed from China and flown from Hong Kong. Both expressed happiness to be home while officials said they would be examined and kept under medical watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Harbert
China
Valley Forte Army Hospital
Phoenixville
Philadelphia
Hong Kong
Richard Fecteau
Maguire Air Force Base
New Jersey
Lee Linder
Associated Press
California
U.S
Newsien
Lynn
Mass
Mone Kong
Fecteau
Miss Harbert
Valley Forge Miliary Hospital
Here
McGuire Air Force Base
Air Force
Philin A. Delfer
Footeau
Feeleat
Palo Alto
Calif
Los Angeles
Forj
Hedt
Charles Matileased
Manson
Hickam Air Force Base
San Quentin
Sheriff's Department
Honolulu
Ameri
San
McGuire
Leonard W
Charles H. Old
Johnson Jr
Clark Air Force Base
Sharon
Minman
Feeteau
Johnson
Premier cites deprivation of rights as root of Northern Ireland violence
Premier Jack Lynchoffland's Unionist government condemns violence in Northern Ireland. He blames the assassination on the Irish Republican Army and cites civil rights deprivation as a trigger. Prime Minister Brian Faulkner supports measures against the IRA while acknowledging local tensions and British Army involvement.
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Crepare
Northern
Hedland
Jack Lynchoffland
The
Irish Republic Today
Ireland
Brian Faulk
Net of
Northern Ireland
Lynch
Inmands
London
Belfast
Dublin
John Barnhill
IRA
Tunnel Blast Accusations Denials Heard in Michigan
A state appointed 18 member investigation unit probes the six mile Detroit water tunnel blast that killed 22. Accusations fly as authorities assess wreckage and possible additional bodies. Safety lapses are alleged by a former inspector amid rush to finish the project.
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Port Huron
Mich
William G. Milliken
Milliken
Detroit
Jake Huron
St. Clair County
Nox- Man Meharg
Warren
Roger Roubaud
Mount Clemens
South Viet troops seize Cambodian rubber town Chup
South Vietnamese forces took the rubber plantation town of Chup in Cambodia without opposition, securing the area on the southern edge of the plantation. Two North Vietnamese soldiers defected and were interrogated as U.S. air support continued. The operation follows a week of heavy fighting and attacks along the frontier, with alternating gains and losses for both sides.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
Chup
Indochina
Chap
Cambodia
Tlere
South Vietnam
United States
U.S
Tn Laos
Defense Ministry
Vientiane
Thateng
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Govam
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