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Sam Antonta
San Antenio Gazette
Hearst Corporation
McCullough
Texas
San Antonio
Teves
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Tawar
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Batty
Doly
Mexico
Central America
South America
Eaily
Fonday
Canada
Eypae
Ater Baily
Senday
POWs Fear Honor Cited By STRYKER McGUIRE
An ex prisoner of war known only as an old soldier shared his poignant thoughts on Thanksgiving as the nation prepared to welcome home POWs. He reflected on a country that misunderstood prisoners returning from earlier conflicts after nearly four years of incarceration in Japan during World War II.
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Stryker McGuire
United States
Japan
North Vietnam
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
U.S
San Antonio
Southeast Asia
Korea
Vietnam
Germany
Nixon
South Vietnam
Old Soldier speaks on POWs and reintegration in nation
In a San Antonio living room, a veteran reflects on American servicemen held or missing in Southeast Asia. He describes fear shame and anxiety after capture, urges community effort to recognize and reintegrate returning POWs, and stresses honesty and support from comrades and the nation.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
Southeast Asia
Joy and despair as San Antonio releases POW list
Four San Antonio men are confirmed prisoners of war Captain John C Blevins Lieutenant Colonel Jesse Myers Major Glenn Wilson and Lieutenant Colonel Gordon A Larson will be returned to the city. Seventeen MIAs from San Antonio were not listed on the official release and families await further word from the Air Force with mixed emotions.
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Gaylon
San Antonio
Gordon A. Larson
Air Force
John Held
J. M. Stine
Larry Biediger
Elton Perrine
John Armstrong
Robert Wilke
Dean St. Pierre
Cat
Fran
Maj
Harry M. Ravenna
Nixon Aid’s Praise of Peace Efforts and Vietnam Policy
Editor reflects on Nixon Kissinger diplomacy, Johnson bombing decision, and the Paris settlement. Praises Nixon for pursuing a peace path while noting past disagreements, urging clarity for youth about America’s Vietnam role and its pursuit of a negotiated end to hostilities.
Tragedy and Triumph in US World War Efforts
In a patriotic assessment, the speaker recalls World War I, World War II, Korea, and Vietnam, arguing the United States fought to aid friends without annexing land. He credits leaders Nixon and Johnson, asserts US power deterred aggressors, and condemns a small vocal minority for distorting history while praising American resolve.
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United States
Hose
Southeast Asia
George McSevern
Richard, Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
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