Robb Receives Bronze Star for Viet Nam Service
Marine Maj. Charles S. Robb, son in law of former President Johnson, was awarded the Bronze Star by General Chapman for exemplary duty in Vietnam. He led a Marine company that reduced Viet Cong influence by capturing about 350 suspects and kept supply lines open through VC areas. Robb, now at Marine Corps HQ in Arlington, Virginia, attended with wife Lynda Johnson and their daughter Lucinda. London report notes poisonous fish lure new U S investments.
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Troop withdrawal plan discussed in Honolulu meet
A task force of military and civilian officials and the Pacific commander met at Camp H. M. Smith in Honolulu to map the withdrawal of 25 000 U.S. troops from South Vietnam by August end. Adm. John S. McCain Jr led the talks with four Pentagon representatives. Nixon and Thieu previously approved the move, with readiness and Paris talks shaping further steps.
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