Thieu sees U.S. troop withdrawals but warns decades needed
President Thieu said Washington could pull out more troops next year but the complete withdrawal is years away. He urged sufficient equipment funds and training to expand Vietnamese forces to about 1.15 million and reiterated no coalition with the Viet Cong.
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VUNG TAU
Vietnam
Nguyen Van Thieu
U.S
Thieu
Nixon
Neuyen Cao Ky
Hue
Paris
Green Beret denies Army charges in Vietnam murder case
Capt Robert Marasco, accused trigger man in a Green Beret murder probe, denies the charges and says he expects acquittal when a court martial opens next month. The Army lists Chuyen killed near Nha Trang after being moved from Green Beret HQ with Brumley, morphine given, body not found. charges also hold in abeyance against Rheault, Crew, Middleton, Williams, and Smith.
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LONG BINH
South Vietnam
UPI
Robert Marasco
Green Beret
Marasco
Bloomfield
N.J
Marasca
Thai Khac Chuyen
Nha Trang
Denise
Rutherford
Frank Marasco
Leland Brumley
Duncan
Okla
CWO
Edward M. Boyle
New York City
Chuyen
Brumley
Boyle
Robert B. Rheault
Vineyard Haven
Mass
all Green Berets
Vietnam
David E. Crew
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Thomas C. Middleton
Hartsville
D.C
Budge E. Williams
Cedartown
Rheault
Crew
Middleton
Williams
Alvin L. Smith
Naples
Fla
Reserves Fly Home as B52s Blast North Vietnam
Traps of a Nebraska reserve unit began return from Vietnam under Nixon withdrawal plans. The 72nd Transportation Company boarded planes at Cam Ranh Bay for Forbes AFB then Ft. Riley and Omaha. B52 Stra tofortresses conducted 16 raids, striking Viet Cong base camps near Song Be and areas northeast of Saigon.
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SAIGON
UPS
Nebraska
Nixon
Vietnam
72nd Transportation Company
Nebraska reserve outfit
Air Force
Cam Ranh Bay
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Kan
Ft. Riley
army reserve
Omaha
U.S
Song Be
Ren Het Green Beret
Bolivian president in exile flies to Chile seeking asylum
Deposed civilian President Luis Adolfo Siles Salinas fled to exile in Chile with Bolivia's former health minister and two Catholic prelates. A Bolivian air force plane landed in Arica after a nine hour flight from La Paz. Governor Barrientos reportedly said asylum would be granted.
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LA PAZ
Bolivia
Luis Adolfo Siles
Salinas
Chile
Arica
Siles
Luis Barrientos
Haynsworth Baker linked in land deal outside Greenville
New York Sunday News reports South Carolina Judge Clement Haynesworth Jr and former Senate official Bobby Baker invested with over 20 others in a 190 acre tract near Greenville, DC in 1958. The parcel was deeded to Greenville Memorial Gardens Cemetery for shares in the company. Baker later resigned as secretary to the Senate majority and was convicted on criminal charges. Three Canadian Geological Survey scientists will fly to Houston to exam Apollo 11 lunar samples for testing and display if NASA approves.
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NEW YORK
UPI
South Carolina
Clement F. Haynesworth Jr
U.S. Supreme Court
Senate
Bobby Baker
New York Sunday News
The News
Haynesworth
Baker
Greenville
D.C
Greenville Memorial Gardens Cemetery
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
OTTAWA
Geological Survey of Canada
Houston
NASA
Hunt extends to Florida for Cincinnati suspects
The manhunt for two murder suspects linked to four slayings at a Cincinnati savings and loan vault has reached Florida. Arrests in Kentucky and Ohio, with FBI interstate flight warrants, tie to a $275 holdup and four victims Mrs Helen Huebner Mrs Lillian Dewald and sisters Henriette and Luella Stitzel.
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Hunt
Florida
Cincinnati
UPI
McGreary County
FBI
John Leigh
Watterson Johnson
Hamilton County
Raymond Kassow
Carl Ingle
savings and loan firm
grand jury
Helen Huebner
Lillian Dewald
Henriette
Luella Stitzel
Final testing near for lunar landing
Cape Kennedy reports final preparations for Apollo 12 by Navy pilots Charles Conrad Jr Richard Gordon and Alan Bean. The 10 day mission planned for November 14 to November 24 features two 32 hour moonwalks, lunar orbit from November 17, and a landing near Surveyor 3 with ground tests at Pad 39A and a two week countdown rehearsal beginning October 28.
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CAPE KENNEDY
UPI
Charles Conrad Jr
Richard F. Gordon
Alan L. Bean
Conrad
Bean
Gordon
Pacific
moon
Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin
space machine
Bolivian Plane Missing Sparks Fresh Search
Bolivia's air force resumes efforts to locate the missing Lloyd Bolivian airliner with 69 passengers and five crew after an earlier wreckage sighting proved false. The flight from Santa Cruz to La Paz over the Andes vanished Friday with a Bolivian soccer team among the aboard, near Lequesama Mountain about 100 miles southeast of La Paz.
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LA PAZ
Bolivia
UPTi
Lloyd Bolivian
Santa Cruz
Andes Mountains
strongest of
Lequesama Mountain
here
Weather showers then cooler with variable clouds
Showers across the area fade to cooler weather with variable cloudiness. High temperatures reach the lower 60s with a fair, cooler night followed by sunshine and slightly warmer conditions tomorrow. I’ve captured a politician, cried the South Sea island cannibal. Now I can have a baloney sandwich.
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South Sea island
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Tampa
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Merle Haben
Bradford
Defense Department
INGLE
JOSEPH HUEBNER
Jerome Grueter
Cabinet Supreme Savings and Loan
Lower Price Hill
Melvin R. Laird
Defense Laird
Asslison
Roger Lewis
General Dynamics
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