Emotions Mixed on Khadafy Hit Squad
Venice residents react to reports of a Libyan hit squad. George Kinder calls it a prefabricated government promise, while Laura Allen suspects existence but notes public ignorance. Terry Armentrout and Nunziato Sposato weigh possible motives and media influence, highlighting caution and stakes.
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Khadafy
Hit Squad
George Kinder
Venice
Lybia
Laura Allen
Reagan
Terry Armentrout
Sarasota
Nunziato Sposato
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A parachute rescue tale unfolds as the narrator surfaces and drags the gear to shore. He revives a fellow jumper with artificial respiration while two umpires offer a Soldier's Medal from the boss, though the narrator frets over potential charges and pay.
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William T. Ryder
Ensign Francis Flaherty Posthumous Medal Honor
A teletype room memory recalls Ensign Francis Flaherty of Battle Creek Michigan, first Navy officer awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor posthumously for guiding about 20 men to safety as the USS Oklahoma flooded. His sacrifice came as the battleship angled into the sea and he perished aboard.
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John
Oklahoma
Washington
Francis Flaherty
Battle Creek
Mich
Flaherty
Engin Flaherty
Man of War
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