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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1968

Page

18

Armed Forces Day Proclamation 1965 Observance

President Lyndon B. Johnson proclaims the third Saturday of May as Armed Forces Day each year, directs observances nationwide, and invites public participation to honor the Army Navy Air Force Marine Corps Coast Guard and allied forces. He urges flag display and public understanding of military service.

The United States Lyndon B. “Johnson United States of America Armed Forces of Armed Forces Secretary of Defense Army Navy Air Force Marine Corps Secretary of the Treasury Coast Guard Commonwealth of Puerto Rico District of Columbia Vance Washington Lyndon B. Johnson Dean Rusk

Army SFC Currie Receives Meritorious Service Medal

SFC Currie, area communications chief of the 44th Signal Battalion, Republic of Vietnam, earned the Army Commendation Medal for Meritorious Service from Jan 27 1967 to Jan 18 1968. Col. Metzler presented the award. Maj Donnelly and Lt Newcomb appear in the photo.

SFC Charles N.currie Directorate For Services Det 44Th Signal Battalion Republic of Vietnam Col. Metzler David G. Newcomb Robert W. Donnelly

United States Fighting Man Pledge Amid War Duty

A wartime excerpt emphasizes a member of the Armed Forces as a fighting man ready to risk life for the country. It frames duty whether in active combat or as a prisoner of war, underscoring steadfast defense of the United States.

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Letter from 1862 reveals Indian conflicts and Civil War era courage

A Romulus man found a Sept 28 1862 Civil War era letter from David A Temple to his grandparents describing border skirmishes with Indians near Morristown Fort Ridgely and the strain on his family. The letter, read at a Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting, drew applause and reached President Johnson through Rep. Stratton and Mr. Temple.

Romulus Merton C. Temple Samuel S. Stratton Morristown Grant Fort Ridgely Mary David A. Temple Mary Veterans of Foreign Wars Temple Johnson White House Whitney Shoemaker Senate Foreign Relations Committee Stratton

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