Open Letter To My Teenage Son Tops National Sales
Burn Your Draft Card creators Victor Lundberg and Robert R Thompson released an album era project through Liberty Records. The single Open Letter To My Teenage Son reached top 49 best sellers in three days with over a quarter million in sales. Lundberg, a WWII veteran, targets draft card burn protests and Vietnam era debate and earned TV and radio attention.
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Grand Rapids, Michigan
Victor Lundberg
Robert R. Thompson
Liberty Records
Hollywood
California
Dear Son on Hair, Beliefs, and Draft Card Fire
A father writes to his son weighing long hair and beards, personal independence, and moral questions about God and patriotism. He cites Washington and Lincoln, defends draft card burnings as part of a larger argument about freedom, responsibility, and love of country, ending with a stark ultimatum about severing ties if the son burns his birth certificate.
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George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Tential
God
United States
Troyes Forecasts Match Actual Game Results
College basketball results from January 28 and surrounding dates show Troy and Tommy predicting outcomes with close point spreads. Read across numerous games including Miami of Ohio, Kent State, Cincinnati, Louisville, Kentucky, Virginia, Clemson, Georgia Tech, Missouri, and others with final scores and close margins.
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Tommy
Troy
Miami
Ohio
Kent State
Cincinnati
Louisville
Kentucky
Auburn
Virginia
Clemson
Georgia Tech
Florida State
Missouri
Iowa State
Denver
Seattle
Army
Dartmouth
Columbia
Cornell
Northwestern
Michigan State
Penn State
West Virginia
Wyoming
Utah
Washington State
Washington
UCLA
Houston
Honston
Villa Nova
Virginia Tech
Arizona State
Air Force
Boston College
St. Josephs
St. Joseph
Rutgers
Boston University
Bowling Green
Wester Michigan
Western Michigan
New Mexico
Brigham Young
Urek State
Colorado State
Utah State
Dayton
DePaul
Dayteen
North Carolina State
East Carolina
Florida
Tennessee
Iowa
Minnesota
Kansas
Kansas State
Calf-caused crash on Highway 21 near Guernsey damages vehicles
A stray calf on Highway 21 south of Guernsey sparked a chain reaction damaging James D. McWilliams Cedar vehicle and Rev. James Seeber’s Volkswagon, with about $703 and $900 in damage. The Ford driver was injured and unlit when hit by Seeber’s Deep River car. State Patrolman Kinseth filed the report. Seeber from Deep River involved. Jan. 18.
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Highway
Guernsey
James D. McWilliams
James
Darrell
McWillams
Seeber
Robert Kinseth
Grinnell
Deep River
Marine Wogen Completes Aviation Maint School
Marine Private First Class John P. Wogen, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Wogen of 3220 Iowa Ave SE, Memphis, completed the Aviation Maintenance Administration course at the Naval Air Technical Training Center in Memphis Tennessee. The six week program trained personnel in aviation maintenance administration with instruction in typing publications aircraft maintenance systems and aircraft accounting and operations. He previously completed the two week Aviation Familiarization School at the center.
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Memphis
Marine
John P. Wogen
N. L. Wogen
Iowa Ave
Aviation Maintenance Administration
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Tenn
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Kenneth D. Vanda
Donovan E. Vanda
St. N.E
Marine Corps Engineer School
Air Force sergeant promotion for Schalbrock in Arizona
Vernon A Schalbrock son of Mr and Mrs Joseph H Schalbrock of A A New Hampton has been promoted to sergeant in the U S Air Force He serves as an aircraft mechanic at Luke AFB in Glendale Arizona and is a Tactical Air Command member A New Hampton High School graduate he attended Glendale Community College His wife Mariyee is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis G Young of Cedar Rapids Iowa 524 13th Ave NW
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Glendale
Ariz
Vernyn A. Schalbrock
Joseph H. Schalbrock
A.A
New Hampton
U. S. Air Force
Schalbrock
Luke Afb
Tactical Air Command
New Hampton High School
Ariz.) Community College
Mariyee
Francis G. Young
13Th Ave. NW
Cedar Rapids
Distinguished Flying Cross for Viet Nam F-100 pilot Smith
Captain Garwin B. Smith, son of Dr. and Mrs. Gail B. Smith, earned the Distinguished Flying Cross after 267 combat missions with the 37th Tactical Fighter Wing at Phu Cat AB Viet Nam. He will reassigned to Griffiss AFB New York with the 49th Fighter Interception Squadron. Smith, a Grinnell College graduate, is from Ames High School. His wife Vera is from Marion.
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U. S. Combat Air Force
Viet Nam
Garwin B. Smith
Gail B. Smith
37Th Tactical Fighter Wing
Phu Cat AB
Vietnam
Smith
Griffiss Afb
N. Y
49Th
Ames, High School
Grinnell College
Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
Vera
Merrill S. Smith
Marion, Fa
Marine Captain Wordehoff assigned to Marble Mountain unit
Da Nang Vietnam Marine Captain Gerald F Wordehoff son of Mr and Mrs Pete Wordehoff 73135 St NE serves with Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron 265 in Marine Aircraft Group 16 First Marine Aircraft Wing airlifting troops evacuating wounded and flying resupply missions in support of U S and Allied ground forces in combat operations near Da Nang Marble Mountain facility.
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DA Nang
Viet Nam
Gerald F. Wordehoff
Pete Wordehoff
St. NE
Marble Mountain Air Facility
Vietnam
Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron
Marine Aircraft Group 16
First Marine Aircraft Wing
U. S
Water Safety Courses Added by Red Cross Linn County
Linn County Chapter of the American Red Cross announces additional lifesaving and water safety instructors courses at Jefferson Senior High Pool. Open to the public, ages 16 and up, with evening sessions from Jan 15 to Feb 2 for Senior Lifesaving. Part I runs Feb 15 to Mar 21 for 18+ with a Senior Lifesaving certificate. Part II Mar 25 to Apr 11 for 16+ who completed Part I and are recommended by the Red Cross Water Safety Committee. Further details from the Linn County Chapter office or 366-3528.
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Linn County
The
American Red Cross
Jefferson Senior High Pool
Red Cross
Jefferson Pool
Red Cross Water Safety Committee
Granby
Radio man Astor assigned in Viet Nam near Vung Tau
Army Private First Class Dennis J. Astor, 20, of 2616 Schaeffer Drive SW, wife Connie, and parents Mr. and Mrs. James H. Astor, is serving as a microwave radio repairman with the Strategic Communications Command Long Lines Battalion South near Vung Tau, Vietnam, Jan. 16.
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Vung Tau
Viet Nam
Dennis J. Astor
James H. Astor
Connie
Schaeffer Drive
U. S. Army Strategic Communications Command
Long Lines
Vietnam
Service Flags and Lapel Buttons For Family Use
The Department of Defense outlines a new service flag and lapel button design, echoing World War II. A blue star on white with red border marks active duty family members, with gold stars for additional members. Organizations use Arabic numerals below a blue star, with a gold star added as appropriate. Buttons and flags have specified sizes and display rules, must be bought from commercial sources, and will be available in coming months.
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Department of Defense
United States
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