Soldier barber wields clippers as war unfolds in Vietnam
Glenn Hood, a 21 year old Spec 4 and barber to Americal Division leaders at Chu Lai, runs a two room setup behind the officers club stage. He trims 80 to 90 heads weekly, accepts tips, and treats generals as equals while spurring confidences amid a front line environment. Also notes a John Sloan gallery exhibit in Washington and Navajo health nurse staffing concerns.
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Associated Press
Chu Lai
Vietnam
Glenn Hood
Earl Zeiner
Hood
Americal Division
Samson Complex
Zeiner’s
Chu Lat
Coulterville, Ill
Belleville
Barber College
Officers’ Club
First Unrelated Tooth Transplant Reported
Sikeston dentist Dr. Dewey E. Urban says he performed the first successful tooth transplant between unrelated people about four years ago. The donor was a 17 year old boy. the recipient a 52 year old woman. no signs of rejection reported. Gallup receives 340000 HUD grant for public housing project completion per Mayor Emmett Garcia.
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Sikeston, Mo
Sikeston
Dewey E. Urban
Dental Survey
Urban
Guard Faces Manpower Loss Before Summer
Washington AP reports the Army National Guard may lose about 100000 volunteers as draft obligations end, risking a drop below its 400000 strength. Officials warn of national security implications and plan a heavy recruitment drive despite uncertain funding and incentives.
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Washington
Army National Guard
Pentagon
Regular Army
Defense
Guard
Army
National Guard
Defense Department
Congress
Laird warns of Soviet nuclear power buildup
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird warned Congress that the United States could trail the Soviet Union in military strength by 1973 if Pentagon funding is cut. He cited momentum in Soviet nuclear weapons growth and said an $80 billion defense budget for the coming year must not be reduced.
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Warrenton
United States
Soviet Union
Congress
Pentagon
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Conflict ahead for UN as Red China gains seats
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports that Red China’s entry into the General Assembly and Security Council could spark new conflicts at the United Nations. A Carnegie Endowment study warns Peking may champion small nations, press for multi power talks, and influence disarmament discussions, veto power, and leadership succession as it steps onto the world stage. Also noted: U.S. airlines posted a $132.4 million first half 1971 loss.
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William L. Ryan
Red China
General Assembly
Security Council
United Nations
Peking
Red Chinese
United States
Soviet Union
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
China
Middle East
Chou En-lai
Red
USN
Carnegie Endowment
U Thant
Henderson case witness tainted by government identification
Defense argues the key witness identification of Col. Oran Henderson was compromised by government actions. The judge denied a jury trial for the witness, citing taint and improper suggestion as concerns in the military inquiry into Henderson following the My Tas incident.
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FT Meade
Mad
Vapi
Oran Ko Henderson
Henderson
Dione
Lawrence M. Colburn Henry BR. Rothblatt
Colburn
Army Board of Inquiry
Ain
Hinn
Swith Henderson
Rothblatt
Povernment
Turmime
Hugh © Thompson
Hender
Thompson
Heliopter
Cate
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Santa Fe
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Chinle
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Gallup
Emmett Garcia
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Wile
Russia
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Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
Equitable Building & Loan Assn
West Third Street
P. Johnson, Jr
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Tom D. White
George H. Hunker, Jr
Radonna Bailey
U.N
Air Transport Association
Lyn Dougle
Riverside
Conn
Wildwood
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