War hero Herbert case reviewed for possible relief
Congress and Army officials review Lt. Col. Anthony Herbert’s file to decide if a forced retirement and expunged efficiency report were unjust. Herbert, famed Korean War hero, accuses senior officers of concealing civilian atrocities in Vietnam and now works at Ft. McPherson. A memorandum by Col. Fred Wausard prompted the review, submitted to Army HQ last September but not acted on.
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Anthony
Herbert
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Col
Fred Wausard
Third Army
Army
Nixon relaxes in Bahamas after Key Biscayne trip
Nixon returned to Key Biscayne from Grand Cay Island in the Bahamas where he worked and fished with friends. He flew by helicopter Saturday and swam on Sunday in 0 degree weather, and was expected to return to Washington today. Abernathy reports broad religious freedom in the Soviet Union and Europe, while Porter La Vaca Tex beauty Miss Burcene Smith becomes Miss World-USA by mix up after competing in Hampton Virginia.
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference
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East Germany
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Leningrad
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Fexan
Port la Vaca
Tex
Miss Smith
Hampton
U.S. jets hit Cambodia and DMZ fronts in widening clash
In the Cambodia and DMZ region a U.S. fighter bomber reportedly struck the wrong beacon and killed 11 South Vietnamese soldiers with one wounded. B two s bombed communist targets, while gunner activity along the DMZ and Highway 7 in Cambodia continued. Separately a security breach allowed burglars to steal 14 paintings valued at 200 million lire near Mantova. In Belfast a IRA gunman killed a Northern Ireland government official. in Londonderry a car bombing wounded a family. A Vanguard crash in Ghent prompted sabotage whispers as 63 died, including 11 Americans. Pope Paul VI urged a global day of prayer and aid for East Pakistan refugees.
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Mekong Delta
Highway 7
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Irish Republican Army
IRA
Northern Ireland
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Londonderry
Altnagelvin
Bogside
UMW Chiefs Edge Toward Coal Strike Settlement
About 200 non coal officials gather in New York as the United Mine Workers policy and scale committee weighs a settlement reached with the Aluminum Coal Operators Association in Washington. The meeting could influence the nationwide soft coal miners strike.
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United Mine Workers Union
UAW
UMW
Washington
Altuminous Coal Operators Association
BCOA
Stamp misprint could fetch hundred thousand dollars
An El Reno Oklahoma woman found a printing error on a sheet of eight cent stamps from a U S space achievement commemorative issue. The misprint shifts colors on one sheet by 54 millimeters, boosting value potential to about 100000 dollars according to philatelists Joe Croby and Hugh Randall.
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Okla
Corliss B. Allen
U.S
United States
Joe Croby
Oklahoma Philatelic Society
Hugh Randall
The
State Philatelic Society
Emperor Hirohito Tours Paris as Ordinary Tourist
Hirohito and Empress Nagako toured Paris like ordinary visitors, enjoying the Louvre free at times, feeding golden carp at Fontainebleau, sampling snails and filet mignon at a countryside inn for about 27.50 dollars plus a 16 percent tip, and dining at Tour D Argent famed for its duck dishes and wine cellar.
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Nagako
Japan
Paris
Louvre Museum
Fontainebleau
Nader calls generation the softest yet seen
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader told about 500 health and medical students in Philadelphia that this generation is the softest he has ever seen. He warned that personal weaknesses of idealistic applicants hinder public advocacy by professionals and stressed the gap between idealism and action.
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