Vietnam Forum speakers highlight Miami University event
Former Vietnamese acting ambassador Tran Van Dinh and Dr. John W. Lewis will address audiences at Withrow Court as part of Miami University's Vietnam Forum As We See It Vietnam 68. The pair speak at 2 pm and 7 pm respectively, continuing the campus series that has drawn about 10 800 attendees so far.
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Radio Vital For Indians
New Delhi AP reports All India Radio the government broadcaster claims over 50 million Indians listen to its news bulletins daily, from a population exceeding 500 million. The figure highlights AIR's reach as a national information channel.
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Servicemen named in monthly and training notices
Army Pvt Michael Rowling of Middletown Rt 2 named Soldier of the Month at Redstone Arsenal Huntsville Alabama. Petty Officer 3C Gerald H Withers serving aboard destroyer USS Newman K Perry Newport Rhode Island. Daniel Scales promoted to Army specialist four in Vietnam with the 25th Infantry. Ronald R Nichols honors graduate of auto repair school at Aberdeen Proving Grounds will become instructor there. Kenneth Robinson graduates from aviation mechanics fundamentals school in Memphis. John T Andre Jr training with Squadron 21 at Kingsville Texas. John P Hawkins serves with Marine Fighter Squadron 513 Cherry Point North Carolina. Eugene C Smith promoted to Army specialist four in Vietnam with 339th Transportation near Phu Hiep. Paul D Gomia assigned as physical therapist at Willam Beaumont General Hospital El Paso Texas. Loyal D Belcher completes basic training at Great Lakes.
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Seaman Tyson Completes Basic Training at San Diego
Seaman apprentice Thomas N. Tyson son of Mr and Mrs Homer S Tyson of 6415 Cincinnati Dayton Road has completed basic training at the Naval Training Center in San Diego California. Staff Sgt George C Harrell whose wife Joyce is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Clay Ingram of 215 Park St has been recognized for helping his organization earn the Air Force Outstanding Unit Award. Sergeant Harrell a supply inventory specialist in the 4780th Air Defense Wing Training at Perrin AFB Texas will wear a distinctive service ribbon as a permanent decoration. The unit was cited for an exceptionally meritorious rating from July 1955 to June 1967 and praised for its clearly superior combat crew training program producing the highest caliber interceptor pilots for the U S Air Force.
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