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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1967

Page

2

Leatherneck Role Given Viet Troops

South Vietnamese troops of the 1st Division move into A-1 near Gio Linh as U.S. Marines transfer secure positions along the McNamara Line. Government forces will occupy A-1 to A-4, with Con Thien and nearby posts slated for takeover as patrols continue under threat of heavy shelling.

Gio Linh Vietnam UPI U.S Leatherneck South China Sea Con Thien Gis North Vietnam Barrenru U.S. Defense Robert S. McNamara Victor Krulak Marine Corps

Australians Targeted by Deserting U S Sailors Diary Claims

A Tokyo diary by Richard D. Bailey says four U S sailors deserted the aircraft carrier Intrepid in October to reach Australia but ended up in Moscow after contacting Japanese leftists. The group included Michael Lindner Craig Anderson and John Barilla. they filmed a antiwar piece shown to newsmen and toured Kyoto before a Japanese peace group disclosed the desertion.

Tokyo UPI U.S Australia Moscow Richard D. Bailey Intrepid Bailey Jacksonville Fla Michael A. Lindner Mt. Pocono Craig W. Anderson San Jose Calif John M. Barilla Cantonsville Kyoto

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