Wife of Vietnam MI A Mossman seeks relief after long unseen fate
Mrs Dianne Mossman of Springfield speaks after unconfirmed reports that the remains of Navy Lt. Joe Russell Mossman, missing since Sept 13 1965, may be released by Hanoi. She recalls 17 difficult years with hopeful relief for her family and notes no contact from officials yet. The story covers Vietnam veteran groups and U S government voices amid uncertain reports.
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Philadelphia
Delaware County
Vietnam
Hanoi
Navy
J.G. Joe Russell Mossman
Springfield High
North Vietnam
Mossman
Springfield
Bill
Tammi Romagano
Dianne Mossman
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Washington
Pentagon
James Santana
Bangkok
Thailand
Oregon
Missouri
U.S. State Department
U.S
VVA
Tammi Romagno
J.g. Joe R. Mossman
Lt. Mossman
1965
Fresh British Troops Circle Port Stanley Advance
British forces reinforced by 3000 fresh troops pressed to within miles of Port Stanley in the Falklands. Argentine positions around the capital were driven back from two Sisters and Mount Kent as British strikes targeted airfields and installations. Exocet attacks and a successful British countermeasure were reported by defense sources in London.
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Port Stanley
Falkland Islands
Two Sisters
Stanley
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The
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British
Ministry of Defense
Mount Kent
Iun
5Th Infantry
South Atlantic
London Times
Exocets
Atlantic Conveyor
British Families Condemn Falklands Graves Burials
London Scotland families of British paratroops buried in the Falkland Islands express outrage and disgust that the government will not repatriate the bodies. James Mechan of Glasgow asks how he can visit his son buried far away as relatives condemn the policy.
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London
UPI
Falkland Islands
Falklands
James Mechan Oflasgow
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Circle Port Stanley
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