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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1973

Page

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POWs Return From Hanoi On First C 141 Flight

Navy Lt Cmdr Everett Alvarez Jr the longest held American POW is greeted by Admiral Gaylor at Clark Air Base Philippines as he steps from the first C 141 carrying POWs from Hanoi Cmdr Robert Shumaker gives a thumbs up and Air Force Capt Galand Kramer carries a handmade sign after arriving from North Vietnam.

Navy Everett Alvarez Jr Admiral Gaylor Hanoi Clark Air Force Base Philippines Robert Shumaker Air Force Galand Kramer North Vietnam America Nixon Cmdr Everett Alvarez

143 POWs Return From Vietnam Fronts At Clark Air Base

A total of 143 prisoners of war arrived at Clark Air Base Philippines after release from North and South Vietnam. Most are in good condition and examined by 60 doctors. The first 116 came from Hanoi on three hospital planes, followed by 26 from Loc Ninh and Saigon. The group included Lt. Cmdr. Everett Alvarez and Navy Capt. Jeremiah Denton Jr. The return trip involved delays and tense exchanges with Viet Cong prisoners and involved exchanges for 1 035 South Vietnamese prisoners.

Clark Air Base Philippines North South Vietnam U.S Navy Jeremiah A. Denton Jr Virginia Beach God Bless America Hanoi U.S. Air Force Saigon Clark Loc Ninh Laos United States Hanoi Hilton Joint Military Commission Gilbert H. Woodward Pris Phu Bai Demilitarized Zone Washington Roger Shields Defense Department Frank A. Sieverts State Department

Two Wisconsin POWs among first freed in Vietnam airlift

The Associated Press reports two Wisconsin servicemen were among 143 POWs released and flown to Clark Air Base in the Philippines. Lt. Col. Daniel J. Doughty of Ladysmith and Maj. Raymond C. Schrump Jr. of Tomahawk were freed after years as prisoners in North and South Vietnam, with Doughty’s release on the final C141 flight and Schrump’s delayed release finally approved. Doughty’s wife Theresa and mother described the emotional relief, and Schrump’s family in Fayetteville and Tomahawk prepared for his return as prayers were answered.

Clark Air Base Philippines North South Vietnam Air Force Jon A. Reynolds Wisconsin Vietnam Badger State Clark Air Force Base Phillipines Daniel J. Doughty Ladysmith Hanoi North Vietnam Army Raymond C. Schrump Jr Saigon Doughty Herbert Doughty Schrump Fayetteville N.C Raymond C. Schrump Sr Tomahawk Ann Schrump Maj. Schrump

Weekend Weather Outlook Snow Likely Early Week

Snow possible Monday night with lows in the upper 20s. Tuesday brings more snow with highs in the mid 30s and a cooler afternoon. Southeast winds Monday night turning to northerly near 15 mph Tuesday. 60 percent chance of precipitation Monday night and Tuesday. Wednesday brings variable clouds and colder conditions with possible snow flurries.

Government plans to buy idle Adams County facility

Federal government commits to acquire the idle Adams County correctional institution and the President requests 1.35 million dollars to operate it. Statehouse debates echo Gov. Patrick J. Lucey’s push for control of Health and Social Services. In Onalaska Irving Pertzsch School kindergartners gain train ride experience, from 13 of 82.

Adams County Correctional Institution Statehouse Patrick J. Lucey Department of Health and Social Services Irving Pertzsch School Onalaska

La Crescent Native Utecht Among POWs Freed in Vietnam

The La Crescent area welcomed home Richard W. Utecht, 48, among 27 POWs released by the Viet Cong and North Vietnam. He appeared thinner but well, walked off the plane, waved to dignitaries, and planned to reunite with his immediate family in Fayetteville after landing in the Philippines and being identified by relatives.

LA Crescent Minn Vietnam Jack Hill Shore Acres Road Richard W. Utecht Fayetteville N. C Utecht Saigon la Crosse Elmer Gladys) Hill Jack’ Hill Philippines Hill California Ft. Bragg

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