Army officers named in ROTC and medical service news
W Stark 22 of San Antonio is commissioned second lieutenant after graduating from Simmons University, while Maj Mario J Milz promoted to lieutenant colonel and assigned to the neuropsychiatry department at Brooke Army Medical Center. Capt Jerry B Coleman, Army Medical Service Corps student, received the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious service in Vietnam. Brig Gen Glenn J Collins officiated at Brooke MFSS. Coleman and his wife live at 235 Foulois.
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An Toni
Attig
Immons University
n-Simmoans Rotc
Gram
Tive
Newcome
Mario J. Bitlerney
Medical Field ‘Service School
Brooke Army Medical Center
Milz
Jerry. B. Coleman
Cohrse
Medical Field Service
Brooke Army’ Medical Center
Coleman
Vietnam
Glenn J. Collins
MFSS
Foulois
Vietnam casualty list lists 33 killed in action
Defense Department confirms 33 service members killed in Vietnam, with eight listed as missing in action. Names span Army Navy Marine and Air Force, including Pfc James Burns from New York and Lt Michael Halford of North Carolina, among others, with several changes from missing to dead in hostile action and non hostile deaths noted.
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Defense Department
Army
James P.’. Burns
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Michael D. Halford
Fayetteville
N.C
Stephen “W. Sokalsky Jr
Allentown
di George
Dallas
Tex
Daniel W. White
Herndon
Navy
Larry W. Knight
Rockford
Marine Corps
Lance
Donald R. Christy
Yuba City
Calif
Lance Cncito F. Kierra
Palmdale
Riverside
Gerald W. Tagler
Martinez
Almanza
Chicago
and-Ly -Blasen
Wheaton
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Missoula
Gordon -Missoula
Monts
Schultz
Métuchen
Sat
Ruben’ English
Brooklyn
David’m
Jordan
Monroe
Pfc
William A. Slachek
Nairona
Benjamin F. Pelzer
Columbia
James E. Wood
Taman
Sic
Joe Montez
Austin
Fidel Rantos Jr
San, Antonio
Air Force
Douglas H. Butterfield
Honolulu
Hawaii
Duane
Baker
Troutdale
Ore
Rosselia Bocanegra
Crystal City
Charlie J. iLawis
Ronald J. Dexter
I.C
Billy R. Laney
Charles F. Witklow
Fic
John M. Astley
Pfe
Larry BP
Good
Luther Robinson
Stephen P. Hanson
John G. Gardner
Thom rCall
Idaho
Gas Ban Considered by California Senate Transport Committee
The California Senate Transport Committee voted to seriously consider a proposal to bar all gasoline consuming cars from highways by 1975. Air pollution experts testified that one car in 45 minutes destroys more oxygen than millions can breathe in Los Angeles, urging action to remove the burden from the atmosphere within 10 to 20 years.
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Sacramento
Calif
State Senate Transportation Committee
California
Los Angeles
Frank Stead
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