Pentagon faces drug abuse in Vietnam era military
A Defense Department task force found rising drug abuse among U S personnel in Vietnam and the Western Pacific creating a military problem. It criticized permissive attitudes, weak deterrence, and leadership gaps from squads to commands, urging more authority for lower levels and tighter discipline. The report, led by Lt Col Jerome Vacek, examined Hawaii Korea Thailand Vietnam Okinawa and bases in Japan and the Philippines. It noted marijuana predominance and rising hard narcotics but offered no exact counts.
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Jetliner Makes Safe Landing After Fuel Runout
BEIRUT AP UPI reports a Saudi Airliner carrying former Malaysian Premier Tengku Abdel Rahman landed safely at Beirut airport after circling to burn off fuel. Officials noted wheel locking problems and a near-exhausted condition before the Boeing 707 touchdown.
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