No Green Undies For The Wacs In Vietnam
Five Wacs from the Fort Monroe unit will be among the first to serve a 13 month tour in Vietnam. The Army has not required green undergarments for female troops and confirms Wacs receive hazardous duty pay.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1967
Page
7
Five Wacs from the Fort Monroe unit will be among the first to serve a 13 month tour in Vietnam. The Army has not required green undergarments for female troops and confirms Wacs receive hazardous duty pay.
William Reensboro is chosen as the 4th post Potentate in Friday ceremonies in Charlotte. He succeeds H. Ed Austin of Charlotte. Dr. J. Sam Holbrook of Statesville is elected chief rabban, a post Potent held last year.
A travel itinerary on page 7A outlines a three day visit to Paris visiting the Champs Elysees Louvre Versailles and then to London for sightseeing including Westminster Abbey St Pauls Cathedral and the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace.
Stanton heads the East Central community, beloved by residents for his leadership. He guides with care as he balances family life with roles at St Stephens A M E Zion Church and the Omega Psi Phi fraternity. His children include Janice at the Post Office in Cleveland, Bil ly a junior at North Carolina College, and Calvin in fourth grade.
London reports that British business leaders and Prime Minister Harold Wilson criticise U.S. control of key industries as Britain pushes for Common Market entry. French President de Gaulle meets Wilson in Paris this week, amid fears of American absorption of Europe’s industrial base. U.S. firms already control large shares of petroleum tractor and computer sectors in Britain.
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