LeMay says US air strikes in Vietnam are too weak
Former Air Force Chief Gen Curtis LeMay argues America is doing too little too late in Vietnam. He calls for intensified bombing of North Vietnam targets, urges warning to civilians, and says current raids miss critical industrial and transportation hubs. He spoke after receiving the Collier Trophy.
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Airman Chiodo Promoted in Viet Nam Service
William D. Chiodo grandson of Mary A. Skidd of 252 South St. is promoted to airman first class while serving at Nha Trang Airport Viet Nam. He is a communications equipment repairman in the Air Force Communications Service. Chiodo is a Pittsfield High School graduate who attended Berkshire Community College. He is married to Jean Holden of Portland Maine. Fred M. Izzo brother of Anthony R. Izzo of 846 North St. serves in Viet Nam as a Safety specialist in the Pacific Air Forces. Sgt. Izzo, also a Pittsfield High graduate, is married to Della Gooler of Moxee City Washington.
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