Deserters Seek New Life in Sweden Amidst Vietnam War Backlash
A long Associated Press dispatch from Stockholm details American servicemen fleeing to Sweden as “moral refugees.” It covers defectors led by militants like Haire, the roles of FNL and Swedish groups aiding asylum, and the mixed reactions from U.S. officials, Swedish authorities, and deserters, including Pvt. Ray Jones who eventually returned home.
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Sweden
Wil Grimsley
Associated Press
Stockholm
United States
Judge Advocate
Ig. Army
Europe
Pentagon
U.S
Vietnam
Pvt
Ray Jones
Detroit
West Germany
New York
Dedin
Jones
Furth
Nuerenberg
Copenhagen
Stokholm
Vais
Ray
America
Michael David Haire
Beaufort
Reveille
Stockade
Haire
Front For National Liberation
FNL
Japan
Stockhalm
Tory
Richard Bailey
Jacksonville
Fla
Michael A. Lindner
Mount Po
Cono
Craig Anderson
San Jose
Calif
John Barilla
Catonsville
Soviet Union
Anderson
Barilla
Emily
Bailey
Lindner
Gosta Ekman
Chaos
Germany
Involvec
PNL
Hans Goren Franck
Vietnam Committee
Gunnar “Myrdal
Frankfurt
U. S. Army
Cal. Levis F. Shull
Shull
Charity of Friends
Delta's Delta Health Project In Mississippi Slum Seen
In Bolivar County Mississippi a Tufts Delta Health Center clinic treats malnourished infants and children amid poverty. Doctors warn early malnutrition causes irreversible growth and brain impacts while poverty, unemployment, and poor sanitation sustain poor health and education woes.
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Tufts University Medical School
Boston
Office of Economic Opportunity
Tufts Delta Health Center
John Hatch
Bostoa
Hatch
Bolivar County
Leon Krager
Tufts Delta Hearth Center
Kruger
Shirley
Beach Stars
Second look Olde Line residents debate tax increases
Residents recall state sales tax rising from a penny to a nickel while discussing local nostalgia and political slogans. Psychologists note children seek affection but endure minor injuries without a kiss, choosing Band-Aid care instead. Local aldermen weigh public sentiment on fiscal policy.
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Uncle Henry
Uncle Otto
Political writers loosening their arms
Robert Lipsyte surveys how political campaigns in 1968 adopt sports metaphors to engage voters. Republicans and Democrats use ball game and hockey terms to describe candidates, fights, and strategy, with Johnson, Nixon, Kennedy, McCarthy, Rockefeller, and others framed in athletic language.
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Robert Lipsyte
New York Times
New York
George Romney
Nixon
Richard Nixon
Robert F. Kennedy
Nelson R Rockefeller
Eugene McCarthy
Kennedy
Rockefeller Center
Johnson
Marten
Giants
Dodgers
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
John V. Lindsay
McCarthy
Rockefeller
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Richard D. Lyons
Mound Bayou
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Mississippi
USA
Christian M. Hasen Jr
United States Public Health Service
Hansen
Aaron Shirley
Christina Jones
I. T. Montgomery
Orange Pike
William Gates
Gates
Otukkar
State Assembly
Ronald Reagan
Ourth
Romney
Hubert Humphey