POW release list names second group of POWs
The Pentagon published the second roster of North Vietnamese released POWs. Navy and Marine names include Gareth Anderson, Allen Brady, John Burns, Allan Carpenter, Arvin Chauncey, Michael Christian, George Coker, Michael Cronin, John Fellowes, Robert Fuller, Danny Glenn, Collins Haines, Thomas Hall Jr, William Lawrence, Edward Martin, Eugene McDaniel, John McGrath, George McSwain, Read McCleary, James Mehl, William Metzger, Ernest Moore, Richard Mullen, Robert Naughton, David Rollins, Kay Russell, Charles Southwick, Charles Stackhouse, William Stark, Richard Stratton, Charles Tanner, Ross Terry, Robert Wideman, Gary Thornton, Lewis Williams, Robert Woods. Marines Orson Swindle. Air Force officers include Wilfred Abbott, John Blevins, Jack Homar, James Hughes, Kenneth Hughley, Ben Pollard, Robert Sandvick, Robert Abbott, Arthur Ballard Jr, Lawrence Barhay, William Baugh, Robert Biss, Stonard Bliss, Michael Brazelton, Barry Bridger, John Broadak, Hubert Buckhanan, Donald Burns, William Burroughs, Alton Meyer, Harold Monlux, Martin Nemes, Cowan Nix, Kenneth North, Douglas Pataison, Melvin Pollack, Thomas Pyle, Gary Sigler, Dewey Smith, Donald Spoon, Thomas Sterling, Hervey Stockman, Thomas Storey, Leroy Stutz, Bernard Talley, Leo Thorsness, Loren Torkelson, Jack Van Loan, Richard Vogel, Dewey Waddell, Robert Waggoner, Donald Waltman, Ronald Webb, Norman Wells, John Wendell Jr.
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John D. Burns
Paoli
Pensacola
Fla
Allan RB
Carpenter
Springvale
Sanford
Maine
Arvin R
Chauncey
Glendale
Calif
LeMoore
Michael D. Christian
Virginia Beach
Huntsville
Ala
George T. Coker
Linden, Nut
Houston
Tex
Michael J. Cronin
Berkeley
Pittsburgh
John Fellowes
Tucson
Ariz
Robert’ B. Fuller
North Miami Beach
Jacksonville
Danny. E. Glenn
Norman
Okla
Collins H. Haines
Miramar
Mar Tistown
N.J
Thomas R
Montrose
Read B. McCleary
Old Greenwich
Conn
James P. Mehl
Hauppauge
N.Y
Belle Harbor
William “J. Metzger
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Ernest M. Moore
Millbrae
Richard D. Mul-len
la Jolla
Chicago
Robert
J. Naughton
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
David Rollins
San Diego
Pioche
Kay Russell
Corsicana
Charles 2. Southwick
Vandenburg Afb
Seattle
Wash
Charles Stackhouse
Norwood
Ohio
William R. Stark
Coronado
St. Petersburg
Richard A. Stratton
Hanford
Quincy
Mass
Charles A. Tanner
Covington, Tenn
Ross R. Terry
Lake Jackson
Robert E. Wideman
Philadelphia
Bay Village
Gary L. Thornton
Porterville
Lewis J. Williams
Tampa
Robert D. Woods
Garden City
Mov
Adrian
Orson G. Swindle
Camilla
AIR Force
Wilfred K. Abbott
Lancaster
Afton
Wyo
John C. Blevins
San Antonio
Jack W.homar
Mesa
Ft. Madison
James L. Hughes
Santa Fe
Waterloo
Kenneth R. Hughey
Overburg
Hohenwald
Tenn
Ben M. Pollard
Colorado Springs
Colo
Shelbyville
Robert J. Sand
McNish
Franklin
Alton B. Meyer
College Station
Fredericksburg
Harold D. Monlux
Tulsa
Sioux City
Towa
Martin J. Nemes
Aurora
Iron Mountain
Mich
Cowan J. Nix
Warrensville Heights
Pla
Kenneth W. North
Wellfleet
Chappaqua
Douglas B. Pataison
Marianna
Mineola
Melvin Pollack
Long Beach
Thomas
Pyle
Cordell
New Castle
Del
Gary R. Sigler
Table Grove
Dewey L. Smith
Valley Station
Louisville
Donald L. Spoon
Pleasant Hill
Thomas J. Sterling
Fort Walton Beach
Austin
Col
Hervey
Stockman
Andover
Decatur
Captors Were Dogs or Jewels In Viet Cong Captivity
U.S. officer Douglas D. Ramsey recounts seven years in Viet Cong prisons describing some guards as nearly friendly while others were brutal. He survived malaria and threats of execution, detailing varied captor behavior and listing fellow officers with home towns and ages.
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Washington
UPN
Douglas D. Ramsey
State Department
Marquis de Sade
Ramsey
U.S. Foreign Service
Saigon
General says POWs got no coaching
Pentagon spokesman Maj. Gen. Daniel James denied coaching returning U S war prisoners. He said there has been no coaching and reporters noted similarities in the POWs statements praising Nixon's Vietnam policies while James stressed the prisoners reported themselves with no instruction.
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Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Nixon
Daniel James
Ireland to be led by Liam Cosgrave in coalition
Dublin reports Prime Minister Jack Lynch to transfer government power to Liam Cosgrave 52 leader of a left of center coalition holding 68 seats to 64 for Lynch's Fianna Fail. Independents elected. Commentators question government longevity and possible new elections.
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Jack Lynch
Ireland
Liam Cosgrave
Dail
Cosgrave
Fine Gael
Irish Party
Labor Party
Lynch
Fianna Fail
Soldiers of Destiny
Names of 27 servicemen to be freed by Viet Cong this weekend
Pentagon release lists 27 soldiers and 3 civilians slated for release over the weekend. The names include Army M Sgts John T. Anderson Jose M Astorga and many others from diverse states and services, plus three civilian contractors.
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Washington
Pleasantville
N.J
Army
Carrol E. Flora Jr
Brungwick
Army S
Martin
Frank
Belleville
Donat J. Gouin
Providence
R.I
David N. Harker
Lynchburg
Nathan B. Henry
Franklin
N.C
Gail M. Kerns
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Stephan R. Leopold
Milwaukee
Wis
Robert Lewis III
Houston
Tex
Caroline McMurray
Detroit
Mich
Roger A. Miller
Hopewell Junction
N.Y
Anny
Stanley A. Novell
Peking
Ul. i
Michael F. O'Connor
Warren
Richard R. Perricone
Uniondale
James F. Pfister Jr
Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph Rose IT
Morgantown
W. Va
FCC Radio Operator Exams Planned in Tucson YMCA
The Federal Communications Commission will conduct radio operator examinations in Tucson at the Central YMCA on April 17 for radio telephone and on April 19 for amateur and telegraph. Write to FCC Room 1754 at 312 N Spring St Los Angeles CA 90012 for more information.
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Tucson
Central Ymca
Fifth Ave
FCC
Spring St
Los Angeles
Calif
Van Loan Family Gears Up For Homecoming Reunion
Verna Van Loan, Tucson's first POW wife, prepares for the anticipated reunion with Lt. Col. Jack Van Loan, an Air Force pilot held by North Vietnam. Relatives in Tucson and Green Valley, including Cmdr. John Fellowes and Cmdr. Robert Naughton, await also final word as the men near release.
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Edward J. Sylvester Cuizer
Verna van Loan
Tucson
Jack &, van Loan
North Vietnam
Navy
John Fellowes
Robert Naughton
Green Valley
Duane Abels
Yan Loan
Eight Tucsonans Still Held Captive
Eight Tucson men remain prisoners of war or missing in action from Vietnam era conflicts. Capt. Myron Donald, Col. Laird Guttersen, Sgt. William McMurray Jr., Col. Theodore Guy, Maj. Leland Hildebrand, Capt. Myron Young, and brothers of Capt. John Cerak and Lt. Charles Rice are listed as POW or MIA. Families await word as officials hope returning POWs can aid locate 1,000+ MIAs.
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Air Force
Myron Donald
Laird Guttergon
Guttersen
Vietnam
Special Forces
William G. McMurray ,Jr
Diane McMurray
McMurray
South Vietnam
Green Berets
Theodore W. Guy
Laos
North Vietnam
Susan
Ted Jr
Michael
Don
Leland L. Hildebrand
Evelyn Hildebrand
Myron Young
Hanoi
Jane Young
John Cerak
Navy
Charles D. Rice
Rice
Thomas
Lurene Drive
Cerak
University of Arizona
Russell Cerak
Air Force Academy
Clayton
Johnny
Rebecca
Mia
Cost controls on beef called dangerous
Former member of the President's Council on Economic Advisers says tail price controls on beef would be dangerous and of no help to consumers. He argues rising consumer income pulls demand ahead of supply, risking inflationary wage demands and a shift toward a black market for meat.
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Biornix
Paull W. McCracken
President's Council On Economic
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