Frank McGee reports on the Negro G I in Vietnam
Frank McGee presents a documentary on the Black G I experience in Vietnam. The film follows front line troops with hand held cameras and microphones to portray their views and challenges in the war.
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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1967
Page
19
Frank McGee presents a documentary on the Black G I experience in Vietnam. The film follows front line troops with hand held cameras and microphones to portray their views and challenges in the war.
Readers ask if screaming at concerts is acceptable and discuss a young man’s marriage at eighteen. Ann Landers reverses her stance on screaming during songs and advises against signing for an underage marriage. A reader notes energy use after switching on a light lasts about 100 minutes.
Oswald and James Jacoby explain how a three diamond opening preempt disrupts the auction and lead sequence. West doubles and continues with clubs and diamonds to ruff, while South misplays by ruffing to the ten, costing two tricks. North and South reflect on the missed chances and East benefits from the aggressive preempt.
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