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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1968

Page

5

Army tests new barbed steel spring obstacle

The Army introduces a razor barbed tape obstacle called a barbed tape obstacle. A single soldier can deploy a 65 foot long barrier in seconds using a doughnut shaped plastic container, with tape feeding from two coils. Weighing 40 pounds, it is reusable and reportedly five times more effective than conventional wire yet lighter and easier to deploy.

Army Mobility Equipment Research and Development Center Ft. Belvoir Vietnam Southeast Asia Pentagon Defense Supply Agency Republic Steel Corp Chicago Dmz South Vietnam

Murphysboro Native Capt. Hagler Heads to Southeast Asia

Capt Ronald E Hagler 34 formerly of Murphysboro reports for duty with the U S Air Force after completing combat crew training at Shaw AFB S C where he was named outstanding pilot in the RB66 Tactical Reconnaissance Courses He also attended Deep Sea Survival School at Homestead AFB Fla He is the son of Mrs Gene Gillooly and married to Dolores Pope with three children.

Ronald E. Hagler Murphysboro Southeast Asia U. S. Air Force Hagler Shaw Air Force Base S.C Homestead Afb Florida Gene Gillooly Southern Illinois University ROTC Dolores Pope

Two Die In Plane Crash At Bethalto Cemetery

A father Daniel M. Green 57 and his son Joseph 17 of Creve Coeur Missouri were killed when a twin engine plane piloted by Joseph plunged into a cemetery near Civic Memorial Airport Bethalto witnesses said the craft banked left and hit ground short of the runway Officials from Jackson County Board of Supervisors approved a letter of intent to join future OEO community action programs Correction issued for a headline misidentifying the federal agency.

Bethalto Daniel M. Green Joseph Creve Coeur St. Louis Civic Memorial Airport Jackson County Board of Supervisors Office of Economic Opportunity OEO Illinois

More Troops to Vietnam Seen by Sources

Reliable sources say the Johnson administration will send a moderate increase to Vietnam troops, likely about 35 000 men with supporting units, potentially including one more division. Some reservists may be called up as the Army cannot spare more without weakening the strategic reserve.

Robert IT. Phelps New York Times Washington Johnson Vietnam William C. Westmoreland Texas Johnson City Sheraton Park National Alliance of Businessmen

Vatican denies reports on canon law change

The Vatican rejected press claims it would alter canon law forbidding Catholics from joining Masonic bodies under pain of excommunication. The denial, issued by the Vatican Press Office likely for the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, calls reports baseless. A stray line notes per capita ice cream consumption as 16 quarts annually.

New York Times Rome Vatican Congregation For the Doctrine of the Faith Holy See

Hiller to Leave for Army Service in Southeast Asia

John Otis Hiller son of Mr and Mrs William Hiller of 520 North Springer Street Carbon dale is assigned to depart April 2 to join the U S Army 84th Division of Transportation in Southeast Asia. He recently returned from Germany and France in June 1967 and has been at Fort Polk Louisiana. His wife and two children reside in Marion.

John Otis Hiller William Hiller N. Springer St Carbondale U.S. Army 84Th Division of Transportation Southeast Asia Germany France Ft. Polk Marion

U S to cut civilian staff in South Vietnam

American civilian workforce in South Vietnam faces a substantial 10 percent reduction led by the U S Agency for International Development, with Ambassador Bunker directing all agencies to review staffing. Despite increased demand from the conflict, Johnson aims to stem overseas spending while reassessing embassy and CIA civilian rosters.

Saigon United States South Vietnam Johnson U.S. Agency For International Development U.S Ellsworth Bunker Bunker Embassy Central Intelligence Agency Defense Department

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