Gastonia Welcomes Galantis After POW Return Home
A Galantis homecoming in Gastonia drew cheers from neighbors as Galantis and his wife Ruth were warmly greeted after five weeks home from a POW camp. Respected by friends, the couple spoke of resilience, optimism, and the family’s role in aiding POWs.
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Gastonia Welcomes Pad and Phyllis Galami Home
In Gastonia the Galamis are hosted with activities including library events and school visits. A POW bracelet holder, Pal Galanti, returns home, sharing memories of Vietnam and Hanoi. He plans further hospital care and a Navy career marked by resilience and reunion with family.
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School board mulls March meeting amid renovations plans
After an executive session no person was taken into custody. Strope announced the next meeting will be March 39 evening with no executive session to consider personnel matters. A March 30 decision hinges on the Northwest Committee report. Rumors cite changes in the dining setup affecting students. a $14,006.02 renovation for Lincoln Dallas High School was approved. The planned redesign would split grades and may move fifth and sixth graders to Wallace school, with meals at desks if needed, or alternate arrangements and furniture.
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Viet Cong vows rush to free remaining POWs before deadline
Viet Cong spokesmen said efforts would be made to release the last 147 American prisoners by Sunday, three days before the March 28 ceasefire deadline, with full release of both Vietnamese and American POWs by March 5. The Communist side has already freed 426 Americans since the ceasefire began.
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Styers and Withers families mourn in Gastonia
Local obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Iya Bradley Styers of Gastonia and Cecil Studward Withers of Gastonia, listing survivors including children, grandchildren, siblings, and spouses. Funeral details note services at Crawling Memorial United Methodist Church and Marietta Street Baptist Church, with burial in Hollywood Cemetery and Gaston Memorial Park respectively.
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Dollar gains fade in world markets after floating-rate test
In a broad drop across major currencies the US dollar eased from Monday’s gains. Tokyo yen fell from 261.0 to 260.50. Frankfurt marks opened at 2.816 as European trading began. London Paris and Brussels saw declines with traders surprised by the weaker greenback.
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ITT Officials to Testify in Senate Inquiry on Chile
Senate investigators will hear ITT executives about influence on U S foreign policy, Chile’s 1970 election, and ITT stakes in Chile telephone and hotel operations. Hearings probe ITT ties to U S policy, central intelligence contacts, and allegations of seeking political leverage.
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Guerrilla murderers disclaimed in Khartoum statement
Palestinian Liberation Organization officials distanced the group from eight Sudanese guerrillas charged with murdering four diplomats in Khartoum. A Khartoum source said the terrorists would face charges individually, not as a PLO plot.
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Council weighs paying medical bills from city golf course shooting
CHATILOTTE North Carolina. City leaders consider compensating Robert Michael Martin for medical expenses after a summer golf course robbery that left his partner Lubby Taylor dead. A suspect is in prison for life plus 10 years. another suspect awaits trial as Martin sues the city for 378.50.
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