Army Surrenders To GI Joe Smith In California
Pfc. Joe Smith 23, who spent 18 of 24 months in Browns ville California waiting for orders, will receive a normal discharge after the Army dropped its case for a longer service. Smith said he will not reenlist. A 6th Army spokesman noted a two year reserve commitment after separation. The case had sought a writ of habeas corpus.
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San Francisco
UPI
GI Joe
Joe Smith
Brownsville
Calif
Smith
Ernest
6Th Army
Willard Area Calendar Highlights Community Meetings
Local clubs and city events fill the week with meetings at churches, lodges, and the city hall. Notable items include Eastern Star, Rotary, Gleaners, and youth council gatherings plus a Christmas party lineup and public affairs sessions.
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Masonic Temple
Father
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Dale Nicode
Men For Missions
Methodist Church
Norwalk
First Baptist Church
Martha Ackerman
Grove Street
Board of Public Affairs
Grange
East Main Street
Greenwich
Village Park Board
Ripley Township
Elvis Fife
Rotary Club
United Methodist Church
South Central Music Parents
American Legion Auxiliary
Kenneth Ferrell
South Central School
Wakeman
Wakeman _ Sportsmen
Clarksfield
Gibson Lodge
F & Ammasonic Hall
Wakeman Grange
Grange Hall
Ladies Society of the Congregational Church
Pilgrim Hall
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U.S
NCIC
Zek Aed
Ete
Pte
East Perkins Peay Sandusky, Ohio
Besig
The
American Civil Liberties Union
California
Oakland Army Center
Southeast Asia
ARMY
Lasch IS the
Sprague
Lascheno Furniture
Monroe St
Monroeville, Ohio
ST. Paul
Johnny Marizetti
New London
Willard
Cole
Monroeville
Hamburg
Berlin
Western Reserve
Salisbury
Milan
Thousand Island
Wakeman Grange Hall
National Bank
the Firelands
Otzens National Bank
Cline Streets
Drive-In-Branch
Benedict Ave
Fisher-Titus
Federal Reserve System and
Federal Insurance Corporation
F.d.1.c
Frigidaire
Cleveland RD
Sale Inc
Warren Beatty
FAYE, _ DUNAWAY
Bonnie Skciewde
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Robel
SAT
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