Army Alleges Five Former POWs Sought Political Asylum
The Army says five U S soldiers accused of aiding the enemy while prisoners sought political asylum from North Vietnamese officials. Names include Chenoweth of Portland Young of New York Daly Rayford Branch and others with Marines Ri ata Kavanaugh and Elbert. Minimum penalties range from six months to death in theory though practical charges vary.
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North Vietnam
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Robert P. Chenoweth
Portland, Ore
John A. Young
Chenoweth
Young
Michael P. Branch
Highland Heights
James A. Daly Jr
Brooklyn
N.Y
King D. Rayford
Chicago
Alfonso Riate
Santa Rosa
Calif
Abel L. Kavanaugh
Denver
Colo
Frederick L. Elbert Jr
Breadwood
N. Y
Finesse Fails but South Loses One More Trick in Bridge Conflict
In a bridge hand West cashed ace and king of hearts then ruffed, East overruffed, and South later faced a trump and club loss. The defender praised West's play while noting a better discard could have saved the contract. the hand ended with a loss despite a successful finesse.
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