Five U S soldiers replaced after ambush refusal incident
The five Bravo Company GIs who refused to join a night ambush patrol near Fire Base Pace were withdrawn with their 95 comrades as Maj. Gen. Wagstaff said there was no disciplinary action. He noted the incident involved no mutiny and followed normal rotation policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
U.S
Jack J. Wagstaff
Ard
Bravo Company
1St Battalion
12Th Cavalry Division
Wagstaff
Notable Local Notices and Health Emergency Details
Emergency contact lines for Corry Memorial Hospital and Corry Ambulance Service are listed. A roster of desk volunteers, recent admissions including Michell Dahl, Mrs. Glenn Hepler, and Ann Sherman, plus discharges such as Prank Hapgood and Stacy Dean are noted. A remote reference mentions President Suarto ordering 50 000 naked tribes to wear clothes by 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michell
Robert Dahl
R.D
Clymer
Glenn Hepler
Liberty Street
Mabel A. Cone
East Washington Street
Ann Sherman
Spartansburg
Paul A. Bowen
North Center Street
Walter Ross
Vine Street
Howard Cornell
Shirley A. Keppel
Park Avenue
Ronald Harrington
Corry
George Gilbert
East Smith Street
Port Moresby
New Guinea
Suarto
Indonesia
Djajapura
West Trian
Five Arrested in Jamestown Park Fracas
Jamestown residents were arrested on second degree assault charges from the July 7 1971 brawl at Allen Park. Those charged include Lewis Laughlin Jr 17 William Mancuso 17 Colvina Leeper 25 Wayne Leeper 17 and Manuel Leeper 16. Mancuso remains jailed others free on bonds. grand jury returned indictments. Juveniles to be petitioned to Family Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Allen Park
Lewis Laughlin Jr
William Mancuso
Colvina Leeper
Wayne Leeper
Manuel Leeper
Mancuso
Chautauqua County
Grand Jury
Family Court
Melee Disturbance Hurts Thirteen in Union City
Thirteen persons including six city policemen were injured in a disturbance surrounding Union City. Three arrests were made for disorderly conduct. Names listed include Mrs Ronald Reich, Mrs Clara Rehberg, Mrs Charlotte Robinson, Galbraith Hayes, Herman Austin, and Nicholas Peterson among others. Union City Memorial Hospital and ambulance services were involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City Hospital
Union City
Ronald Reich
R.D
Wattsburg
Clara Rehberg
Third Avenue
Charlotte Robinson
Putnam Street
Galbraith Hayes
East High Street
Herman Austin
New Street
Nicholas Peterson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Howard Miller Equipment
Johnson Brothers
South
First Avenue
Poad
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Corry Motor Inn
Orton’s
Judy Orton
Sciota
Cliff Carroll
Wesleate
Columbus Ladies Aid
Columbus
Geetestentecesdertestertestereateate
Sally Wallace
Jarhestown
N.Y
Edie Word
Segeegerte Serge Eestedeste Ose
Corry Motor Sports
Sno-jet
Otlé
Deer Head Inn
Montgomery Ward
B. F. Goodrich
Carrig’s
Corryi
Corry Evening Journal
South Street
George R. Sample
Wiliam Eaton
John McLanghlin
Associated Press
AP News
Hawkins-Troyer Dodge, Inc
Corry Memorial Hospital
News Today
Corry Ambulance
Helen Haight
Virginia Dahlstrand
Prank Hapgood
Stacy Dean
Thomas Withrow
Garland
Earl Wickwire Jr
Irwin
Walter Newhouse
N Vaylengens
Union City Memorial Hospital
Business Guide
Wharton Business Service
South Center Street
June
Wall’s
Wright Street
Automobile Agencies
Marty
Pontiac-Buick Inc
West South Street
Frank’s Auto Service
Corry Journal
DRY Cleaners
H & H Dry Cleaners
West Main Street
Electrical Contractors
Taylor's
ALL Way Electric Service
General Printing and Office Supply Co
Venture Inn
Auto Supplies
Anthony's Auto Parts
Remington Chain Saws
Myers Water System
James S. ST. George Funeral Home
Harold H. Linden & Sons
Main Street
Connie’s
Corry Bakery
Don Edwards
R. D
Roosevelt Highway
Swanson’s Sport
E. Main Street
Corry TV Cable Co
Vacuum Cleaner Service
Ted
Vacuum Sales & Service
Kirby Dealer
East Main Street
Western Equipment
FOX Western Tack Shop
Insurance — General
Mountain
Keystone Service
Mulroy
East
Columbus Ave
Horton J. Davis & Son, Inc
Kinley-Dolan Insurance
Bill and Rose
D Gilbert
Si Columb
R.D Rey Doub
Oink d
Nation
Bouton
Bart
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