President Justifies Discharge of Brownsville Troops
President argues that a murder and attempted murders by U S soldiers in Brownsville require disbanding or removal of the offenders. He condemns noncommissioned officers and comrades who aided a cover up, pledging termination of contracts and strict discipline to protect civilians. He warns any future unit involved will face the same action. The remarks emphasize the army must be a shield for citizens not a threat.
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General Nettleton
Brownsville
United States
Federa
United States Army
Whitey Black
Ely
Uilty
Virginia
Winchester
Savage
Remington
Tax collection notice for Bluefield residents
Christmas gifts at the Metropolitan prompt taxpayers to pay taxes before January 1 1996 to avoid penalties. The notice from the Tax Office at Bland Street Bluefield West Virginia urges calling rooms 1 and 2 in the Telephone Building to settle unpaid taxes and warns of legal collection after the given date.
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Bland Street
Bluefield
W. Va
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Red Lot
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