Soldier's Lengthy Stay At Home Eyed By Army
FT. DEVENS MA Army three month probe into Pvt Riccardo Caraco 23 who spent 14 percent years at home waiting for orders that never came. Caraco drafted Aug 7 1967 served two years assigned to Vietnam then told to go home to Somerville awaiting orders. Army charged desertion his discharge sought by attorney Paul A Carbone. Caraco returned to Devens given nightly home passes while case unresolved.
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Vietnam
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Habib Named Acting Chief of U S Peace Talks Delegation
Philip Habib, the veteran diplomat chosen to replace Lodge as acting chief of the U S peace talks delegation, has been the Vietnam specialist in Paris since May 1965. He maintains a six day work week, with a reputation for deep knowledge of Vietnam and steady handling of discussions. He has served in Ottawa Wellington Port of Spain Seoul and Saigon and holds a PhD from UC Berkeley.
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South Vietnam
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Canada
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New Zealand
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Korea
Saigon
Washington
East Asia
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University of California
Berkeley
United States
655 Murders in Chicago Set A New Death Toll
Chicago police report 655 murders this year, surpassing the 647 record and marking a drastic drop in solves from 89 percent last year to 3 percent so far. Officials cite a higher volume of cases straining homicide detectives.
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James Conlish
South Viet Nam Expands Forces Ahead of Troop Pullout Talks
South Vietnam reports its armed forces increased by about 88,000 in six months, to roughly 1,060,000 under arms, with big gains in militia and paramilitary units. Deserter estimates hover around 2 percent. President Thieu insists on stronger indigenous forces as Nixon eyes another troop reduction later this month.
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Nixon
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Revolutionary Development
South Vietnam
Mekong
Nguyen van Thieu
United States
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Melvin Laird
Vietnam
Hippie Ordered To Leave Mobile After Laundromat Arrest
Mobile court case reports Michael A. Witte of St. Louis for disorderly conduct after washing his robe and beads in a public laundromat en route home from a Miami festival. Judge Herndon Wilson fined $25 or 25 days, suspended, and ordered immediate departure from Mobile.
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Ala
Herndon Wilson
Michael A. Witte
St. Louis
Witte
Miami
Fla
Packer Tickets Slow Divorce Ends With Alternating Use
Robert L. and Jeanne Wilde reached an amicable divorce settlement in Madison Wisconsin except for who would receive Packer game tickets next year. Judge William Buenzli arranged for attorneys and the Packer ticket office to craft a plan. The agreement requires Wilde and his wife to use the tickets on alternating years.
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Jeanne Wilde
William Buenzli
Packer Ticket Office
Wilde
Pigeon Hero Receives Dickin Medal in London
During World War II G L Joe, an American homing pigeon, delivered a timely dispatch that saved 1,000 British troops from bombardment. He was awarded the Dickin Medal in a Tower of London ceremony after the war, the pigeons equivalent of a Victoria Cross.
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