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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1969

Page

10

Birthday wish grows from Vietnam family’s missing hero

Mrs. Carole Hanson, living near El Toro, campaigns for humane treatment of POWs and MIAs while her Marine husband Captain Stephen Hanson remains missing after a June 1967 crash. Todd, age three, prays nightly for his father to return home.

Todd Hanson Vietnam Carole Hanson Todd Hanson Washington, D.C Stephen Hanson Khe Sahn Marine Corps Air Facility el Toro

Big Supplier to Service Clubs Owned by Soldiers

A group of current and former soldiers own the Meredem Company which sells millions in supplies to servicemen’s clubs, including those run by the owners themselves. Sgt Maj William C Wooldridge is listed among Meredem stockholders as hearings on club abuses approach.

Washington Meredem Company William C. Wooldridge Army

Military club profits raise abuse questions across bases

Financial sources note a firm earned 250000 in gross profit from a 1 million intake. Army personnel tied to service clubs in Vietnam and other bases face scrutiny for possible kickbacks and mismanagement. Senate and Army investigators prepare hearings as Pentagon orders audits and a broad review of fund handling.

Congress Defense Department Senate Fually Vietnam Redstone Arsenal Huntsville Ala Wooldridge Army Washington Far East Europe U.S

Saigon Rumored to Sell U.S. Arms on Open Market

Senator Proxmire said South Vietnam’s embassy confirmed arms supplied by the United States are being offered for private sale. He cited 5000 plus M 16 rifles and grenade launchers among the items, and a U S pledge that surplus U S supplied arms would go to self defense units. The Pentagon disputed the claim.

Washington & Sen William Proxmire D-Wis Saigon United States Pentagon Proxmire Senate South Vietnam U.S

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