Cincinnati Men Die in Vietnam Conflicts
Two Cincinnati, Ohio men were killed in Vietnam, the Defense Department said Thursday. Army Pfc. Harvey McDwan and Marine Lance Cpl. Kenneth Swafford died while serving.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1967
Page
8
Two Cincinnati, Ohio men were killed in Vietnam, the Defense Department said Thursday. Army Pfc. Harvey McDwan and Marine Lance Cpl. Kenneth Swafford died while serving.
The statement identifies David Glasgow Farragut as the United States Navy’s first admiral, noting his historic rank and role in U.S. naval history.
Omer R. Wells, 55, of 3712 Roosevelt Ave., was treated at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton after the railway express truck he drove overturned on Rt. 4 north of Rt. 747 at 5 10 p.m. He suffered a head laceration and possible chest injury. Police say he braked for a car slowing ahead, sending the vehicle into the median and onto its side.
Community Day Hospital Association aims to raise awareness at the Butler County Fair opening Sunday. Volunteers will sell handicrafts made by patients to fund an additional occupational therapy room at 4950 Jefferson Road. About 70 contributors from local groups, including Jaycees and Explorer Post 7, join patient and nurse volunteers in selling wood items leather gifts and more.
President Johnson schedules a 3 p.m. EDT news conference as polls show his approval at a low 39 percent amid riots and Vietnam policy debates. Officials warn of measures to avoid Red China border incidents and discuss possible new Army divisions to support troop deployments.
Laurel Mississippi endures violent clash at Masonite Corp during 18th week of wildcat walkout by Local 5443 of the International Woodworkers of America. A student died in a chemical press incident and a guard was slain as violence escalated surrounding the plant with a $18 million payroll and 524 acres. Sheriff seeks National Guard help as Wackenhut guards are used to shield workers.
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