New Army Shape Sparks Racial and Discipline Debate Abroad
The article surveys changing U S military life from Berlin to Da Nang, detailing friction between old line sergeants and new recruits, racial tensions in barracks abroad, and moves toward more inclusive leadership while preserving discipline. It notes incidents in Berlin and Korea, comments from Maj Gen Garth and Westmoreland, and quotes from NCOs and officers on who should lead and how.
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Fred Murdock
Albany
N.Y
4Th Armored
Nuernberg
U.S
Mort Walker
Berlin
da Nang
New York
Henry
Bob Webb
Richmond
No Man’s Land
Mike Coyle
Waltham, Mass
Berlin Wall
White House
Martin Luther King Jr
Wiesbaden
Germany
Hanau
Korea
Lifers
Army
Marines
Air Force
Navy
Khe Sanh
Okinawa
Westmoreland
187Th
U.S. Army
Uncle Tom
Bobby Seale
Fulda
Samuel McCoy
Vietnam
McCoy
Marine Corps
Dispatcher Helps Her Son Arrested Over Narcotics Case
Titusville police dispatcher Donna Wood aided in the arrest of her 19 year old son Randall Wood after relaying an anonymous tip about a car containing heroin and marijuana. Police stopped the vehicle and found drugs along with two companions Jeffrey Nash and Donnie Davis.
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Titusville
Fila
Donna Wood
Randall Glen Wood
Jeffrey Nash
Donnie Davis
Michelangelo’s Greatest Paintings in the Sistine Chapel
The article notes Michelangelo’s finest works are housed in the Sistine Chapel at the Vatican. It highlights the artistic achievement and the location as a landmark of Renaissance art.
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U.S. 14Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Fulda
West Germany
Michelangelo
Sistine Chapel
Vatican
Government powerless to stop water pollution until it happens
Comptroller General Elmer B Staats told the House Public Works Committee that federal law delays pollution control. He urged preemptive federal standards for municipalities and industries, noting EPA enforcement has been slow under the 1956 Federal Water Pollution Control Act.
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Washington
Congress
House Public Works Committee
Elmer B. Staats
Staats
Environmental Protection Agency
Fice
EPA
Spanish Land Grant Militant Hearing Set
Federal parole hearing set for Reies Lopez Tijerina, former migrant worker convicted over a 1967 courthouse raid and a 1966 forests seizure in New Mexico. Tijerina led a movement for old Spanish land grants and bilingual education, with arrests and injuries during confrontations.
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Washington
Reies Lopez Tijerina
New Mexico
Tijerina
U.S. Forest
Albuquerque
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Hugh A. Mulligan
Ausburg
Garth
Marshall Garth
Ed Sgt. Norkle
Zero
Col
John Doody
1St Infantry
BUS
BAG
Black Action Group
Maj
Buster White
Quang Tri
Distaff
Son
Ucation
Carson National Forest
Me National Bank
WIEST
Th & B
Sheridan
N. Sheridan
Afier Flyins
Lawton
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