Europe units to feel first draft pinch in November
The Army expects the draft halt to bite in Europe first, with units worldwide needing replacements starting in November as training completes and new draftees remain limited. Officials note Vietnam remains the priority, with about 1.1 million soldiers currently in service and projected losses this year and next.
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Washington
UPI
Viellatti
Congress
Vietnam
Viele Sien
Canning
Besie
VFW Chief Sees Release of POWs Before Christmas
VFW national commander Hebert Rainwater said he has inside information that some American POWs will be released before Christmas. Speaking at the YEW national convention in Dallas, Rainwater cited ongoing POW efforts and discussed North Vietnam prisoner releases, noting about 386 POWs are held in North Vietnam with around 38 already freed.
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Hebert R. Rainwater
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
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San Bernardino
Calif
U. S
North Vietnam
Stockholm
Williamn
Vietnam
VFW
Indochina
North
Board rules on sex change teacher in Bernards Township
Bernards Township school board ruled that Paul Grossman now Paula Grossman is a physically different person after gender transitioning. To return as a teacher she must reapply as a beginner, with the district awaiting a hearing before the State Education Commissioner.
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Basking Ridge
UPI
Bernards Township
Paul Grossman
Paula Miriam Grossman
Elisberg cites King's influence on antiwar protest leaders
Davied Elisberg told a Southern Christian Leadership Conference rally in New Orleans that Martin Luther King Jr inspired him to oppose the Vietnam War through civil disobedience. Eugene McCarthy supported a 1970s civil rights agenda, urging jobs, affordable care, housing, and poverty relief, while he eyed a possible 1972 third party run.
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New Orleans
UPI
Davied Elisberg
Chrislian Leadership Conference
Marth Luther King Jr
McCarthy
BART policy clash over access rights at San Francisco plaza
BART administration committee discussed future access rights for businesses near plazas and parking areas. The dispute centers on a 9 doughnut shop owner at 16th and Mission Streets who faces a proposed $100 monthly access fee under a new lease.
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The Baily Review Publisher in Hayward California
The Baily Review announces editorial leadership changes with Hoyd Sparks as President and Publisher William Chientéy as associate manager of the past office in Hayward California. It notes subscription rates and mailing details for readers, with address and phone listings included for the office and periodical operations.
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Baily Review
Tia
Hoyd Sparks
Presidant Ani
Willian Chientéy Asiated
Hayward
Calfornie
Ts Avy
Congress
Addvastel Communications
Winter Due PO
Hox
Califobi
Reds Attack Bases Near DMZ, Heavy Shelling Reported
Communist gunners shelled two South Vietnamese airbases near the DMZ and attacked Camp Fuller area, with 160 rounds fired at Alpha 2 and 50 rounds at Alpha 4. There were wounded soldiers and reports of ground assaults at Cam Lo. U.S. air strikes continued in the region as analysts warned of heavier fighting expected tonight.
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Saigon
Cam Lo
DMZ
Fir Base
Alpha 2
Highway 1
Donkesmien
Alpha 4
Charlie 1
Earlli
Cum Lo
DMA
Army denies plan to attack field hospital in Cambodia
General Williamson, former commander of the 71st Division in 1984 and 1969, denies allegedly planning an artillery strike on a Communist field hospital near the Vietnam Cambodia border. CID interviews and Army investigations follow former Captain Hayward’s testimony that such a strike would target Firebase Diamond if an enemy attack occurred.
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Washington
Army
Vietnam
Cambodia
Whlis Williamson
Greg Jayward
Criminal Investigation Division
CID
Hayward
Diamond
West Pont
Falmouth duo break rock ing chair relay record
Two college students from Falmouth held a six day rock ing chair relay, lasting 144 hours 45 minutes in a shopping plaza parking lot to benefit the Jimmy Fund. Garelyn Berry and Steve Estes toppled the old 125 hour mark set by an Englishman, as attendants kept them awake with water pistols and timed breaks.
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Falmouth
Mass
UPI
Garelyn Berry
Steve Estes
Carolyn
Cape Cod Community College
Estes
Rollins College
Dr. Sandy
Fla
Jimmy Fund
Baltimore strippers perform for wounded Vietnam veterans
In Baltimore two busloads of wounded Vietnam veterans from Walter Reed Army Hospital were entertained Thursday night by exotic dancers from local clubs. The event, staged on the Fast Baltimore street, aimed to boost morale for the recovering GIs with performances by club dancers and headliners.
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Baltimore
UPI
Washington
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Blaze Start
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