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■Ipi**'*'TI*-x ft ' • * *-v-rt ‘ tvti ferjl - T4. ’M|i'c.'fr f•: fcAfm,ric =mtW'f?* f A* wwif# Mr«§frr #».i J®*iTB«|.*» #lt;•-!«,• . WS'i *•#1NT( AFT. JAMES V. Texan Is One Of—Asmi*!** »miRAY IN WEST POINT DAYSLatest Casualties In Vietnamthethen't* I a*mg Americans havecigarettes.2. Sixtv-nine per cent of people interviewed voiced view that cigarette could cause lung cancer and a large majority of the cigarette smoker^ surveyed indicated• ... ■ ■ tT. OiS'..they believed smoking to he harmful in various ways3. Seven out of 10questioned agreed that “cigarette smoking is enough of a health hazard for something to be done about it - and only one out of six disagreed.4 Nine out of 10 said they favored more public education on the health hazards of cigarette smoking, for both adults and children.”5. Four out of five said thev'■g'.were opposed to the practice offeaturing athletes and celebrities in cigarette advertising.'6. Eight out, of 10 — includingseven out of 10 smokers — said they believed that a statement on tar and nicotine content should he required on each cigarette packageworn off HONOLULU iAPA huIAir Force of liftingons plunged 1VI aimrninto the Pacific Ocean less thanfromtracea minute after Wake Island SundavNEW YORK «AT*. I ll80,000-mem be r 1 ^onesho recould be foundr■ men's Union struckax*man from Maine to ToPincrew12:01 a m tod:rsons The Cargomaster exploded Object iniand burnerhit thef* I AiU’ut'r l ieabout a mile east of Wake Con* Yo trol tower officials said the take off had appeared normal as tin— aircraft left theunion members to a clause in a-A A I fV t IVIur*engme way.Aboard the Dover «DelForce Bam plane were:unAirnew contract providing Mr agradual reduction in work gangsapparently triggered the TikeThe walkout, in effect, is a resumption of the one-day walk-cut last Oct 1 when the worked At that time, nson invoked ?he■contract expirCapt. Arthur F. Wiegand. 30. President Joh Clearwater. Fla the aircraft Taft-Hartley Act and a federal commander. Maj. Herman D. court injunction ent the menStephan, 44 Prince Albert, Ses- hack to work during an 80-day katchewart, Canada, copilot: 1st cooling-off period The govern-Lt. Jon B. Parker, 24 Silver mont's injunctive power now Uing, Md : T Sgt, James O exhaustedSmith, 20. Elmira. V Y.. S. SetAnthony Panzarella, 36, Queen^The White Houaveincation of any presidential actionX.Y.. and S. Sgt. James Gold in the new 34, Snuantum. Mass. « nirce- mstrike. Informed Washington -aidItKS TPOINT. OXFO DFM—g■f*’-FastV ictim\ OllllgVietOf fie*erSAIGON. Vietnam (AP) -Capt James Ray, who was killed in a clash across the Saigon River Saturday night, was regarded here as one of the fastest rising and most brilliantyoung American officers inSouth Vietnam.After graduating from WestPoint in 1959, Ray spent three years at Oxford University in England as a Rhodes Scholar. He had bee in Vietnam three months.Ray, 27, came from an Army family. His father, Claude Ray, is a colonel at 4th Army headquarters in San Antonio.His widow, Charlotte, lives atCom*FtIk1413 Belmont St.. TylerRav was a victim of tightening Viet Congaround this troubled capitalThe Saigon government and U.S. military forces maintain an enormous fuel storage dump at Nha Be. five mile* down the river from here It has been singled out as a prime Viet Cong sabotage target.Authorities felt that barbed wire and sentry towers were not enough to protect Nha Be and a roving patrol guard system recently went into effect. The patrol q^ade up of regional force troops had three U.S. advisors. Ray was an advisor.the smallringSaturday night Ra\ and the patrol were moving along a road in darkness. The Viet Cong opened lire from a hamlet aheadMost of the patrol members scrambled to the idr- lt;f the road but Ray kept moving for-vvaOne bullet killed himAll human lives are worth the same,” a friend of Ray’s said, but the loss of some hurt more than others. Ray was one of these and his loss will be tragically felt for a long time.” Memorial services are scheduled for Ray Tuesday at Saigon airport.
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Denton Record Chronicle
Denton, Texas, US
Mon, Jan 11, 1965
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