Agent Refused Kickback Hurts Booking Business in Vietnam
Washington Senate investigators report that June Collins an Australian booking agent for Army service clubs in Vietnam lost key engagements after she refused to pay kickbacks to sergeants running the clubs. The subcommittee notes link Collins to sergeants tied to prior cases of skims thefts and embezzlements in Germany Fort Benning and Vietnam. The probe has already led to revocation of medals for Maj. Gen. Carl Turner and Sgt. Maj. William Wooldridge.
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UPI
Vietnam
Senate
June Collins
Australia
Senate Permanent Investigations
Miss Collins
Subcommittee
Army
Germany
Ft. Benning
Carl C. Turner
William O. Wooldridge
Pentagon
Nixon To Decorate Four Vietnam War Medal of Honor Recipients
President Nixon planned to award the Congressional Medal of Honor to four Army soldiers for bravery in Vietnam. The honorees are Maj Patrick Henry Brady Capt James M Spayberry Capt Jack H Jacobs and Sgt Robert Martin Patterson with their families listed at various bases and homes.
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H. Spayberry
Sylacauga
Ala
Spayberry
la Grange
Ft. Polk
Jack H. Jacobs
David Jacobs
Fords
N.J
N.J. Jacobs, A Native of New York City, Lives At Ft. Benning
Sgt
Robert Martin Patterson
Frances Elsie Patterson
Fayetteville
N.C
Patterson
Durham
Ft. Bragg
Senators skirt women land dispute over Capitol offices
In 1913 suffragists set up near the Capitol and won voting rights six years later. Now the Senate seeks to buy six lots for 1.25 million dollars next to its office buildings with two parcels owned by the National Woman's Party and its 1680s headquarters. Alice Paul warns the party remains influential and questions why the land purchase item is not considered independently.
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Washington
UPI
Capitol
Senate
National Woman’s Party
Congress
House
Sen
Jennings Randolph
D-W.va
John W. McCormack
McCormack
Alice Paul
Doctors Urge Use Of Copters For Traffic Accidents
SAN FRANCISCO UPI doctors urge helicopter transport for civilian traffic accident victims, arguing it cuts time to hospital. They cite Vietnam battlefield cases where wounded soldiers reach the operating table within 20 minutes to two hours after injury, urging civilian adaptation.
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San Francisco
UPI
United States
Vietnam
Arthur Cohen
Puts Bite On Mugger In Foxed New York Attack
Mrs Harriet Neham 53 battled a mugger who clapped a hand over her mouth and bit off his fingertip. The missing fingertip led police to suspect William Allen 29, arrested and charged with attempted robbery. A second man remains at large.
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New York
UPI
Harriet Neham
William Allen
Neham
Williams
Lawmakers Say South Vietnamese Generals Use Troops as Servants
Two South Vietnamese lawmakers claim army commanders undermine morale by assigning soldiers to menial tasks as servants in officers homes in Saigon. Rep. Nguyen Van Thanh notes 10 percent of troops are misassigned and officers lack accountability. He asserts generals avoid direct command and do not share in soldiers sacrifices.
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Saigon
UPS
Rep
Nguyen van
Thanh
U.S
Common Market Faces Its Worst Crisis in 11 Years
Brussels sources say the European Common Market faces a deep crisis after France devalued the franc and West Germany floated the mark. Paris and Bonn acted without consultation and exempted two years of uniform agricultural pricing, while Germany imposed an import tax on farm goods. A broad package of financing and reforms is needed to prevent degeneration into a simple trade zone.
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UPI
France
West Germany
Paris
Bonn
Common Market
Market
Commission
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