29 Dec 1967
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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1967
Page
1
Military personnel listed with names service numbers and units stationed in Vietnam and aboard ships. Entries include Edward F Moran Mackenie DD 836 Steven Ryneckt and others with Navy Army Air Force affiliations and APO/FPO addresses in San Francisco and New York.
A long OCR fragment lists U S and Allied personnel with ranks and unit affiliations, including 7th Marines, 3rd RA Bn, 20 3rd RA Bn, HHC 5th 8FG, and various USMC and RA individuals. The text shows APO San Francisco, FPO addresses, and multiple service numbers, with scattered names such as William M. King, Henry Ryneckt, John E. Judy, and James R. Keller, among others, reflecting a roster-like transmission from military mail. The document appears to be a partially legible war-era personnel roster or forwarding-list style listing of troops and associated units.
Readers debate prudish comments about ragged underwear in an emergency room and defend welfare aid. Ann Landers notes human frailties, urges empathy, and invites readers to send questions for her column with a 50 cent request and stamped self addressed envelope.
Friday marks the 36th day of 1967. The moon lies between its last quarter and new phase with Venus, Jupiter visible in the morning and Mars, Saturn in the evening. Historical highlights include gas lights in the White House in 1848, the Boston YMCA opening in 1851, a 1940 London bombing, and the 1964 Brinks robbery inquiry near Chicago.
Reader asks how to thaw frozen bread for quick sandwiches and ways to pack lunches without thawing. Tips include placing sandwiches in a plastic bag to stay cool, freezing bread then thawing by whacking loaf on a doorstep, and making sandwiches directly on frozen slices for fast, fresh results.
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