Pentagon Admits Asian War Games Draw Fire in Senate
Senate hearing reveals Pentagon acknowledges large scale aerial training over Southeast Asia. Air Force pilots conducted Thai exercises on Nov 15 1973 with 92 sorties, none carrying bombs. Repayment of hostile fire pay to non combat troops totaled 4015 in January as Hughes cautions against provocative flights risking U.S. involvement in Indochina.
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Shipbuilders guilty of bribe conspiracy
A federal jury in Norfolk convicted seven officials of the Norfolk Shipbuilding & Drydock Co. of conspiring to bribe Navy surveyors with whisky meals and electric appliances. The verdict followed a nearly three hour jury deliberation. Defendants include John L. Roper II and George W. Roper II and other executives.
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Navy's new chief more traditional than Zumwalt
Adm. James L. Holloway III, named by President Nixon to succeed Adm. Elmo R. Zumwalt as chief of naval operations, is viewed as more traditional and likely to solidify liberal changes rather than introduce new reforms. A former aviator and Annapolis graduate born February 23, 1922, Holloway rose from vice chief of naval operations to top post, emphasizing a balanced approach between airpower and surface fleet priorities.
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Vietnam Veterans Day Observance Honors Fallen and Missing
Vice President Ford paid tribute to Vietnam veterans at a Viet Nam Veterans Day ceremony attended by about 600 guests including former prisoners of war and families of the missing in action. President Thieu praised American sacrifices, while senators pressed for GI benefits improvements.
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