Local Servicemen Listed With Vietnam Assignments
Lance Corporal Gary A Wingfield on leave through April now stationed in Phu Bai Vietnam. Private Gary L Clark son of Mr and Mrs Preston A Clark serving in Qui Nhon after basic training at Fort Gordon and AIT at Fort Belvoir, generator powerman with 1st Logistical Command May 18. Boilerman Fireman Apprentice Paul N Cain son of Delbert A Cain and Sherry A Brooks serving aboard a US Seventh Fleet ship in Tonkin. Private Ronald C Triplett enlisted December 1967 promoted through Fort Bragg and Fort Jackson now in 82nd Airborne Vietnam married to Bonnie Ann Wingfield, address listed.
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Gary A. Wingfield
Phu Bai
Vietnam
Ile
Peresonnel
Portsmouth
Gary A
Wingfield
USMC
1St Field Artillery Group
FPO
San Francisco
Calif
Army
Gary L. Clark
Preston A. Clark
S. Braddock St
Qui Nhon
Fort Gordon
Fort Belvoir
Gary L. Calrk
HHC
Apo San Francisco
Paul N, Cain
USN
Delbert A
Cain
Clearbrook
Husand
Sherry A
Brooks
Martinska
of Tonkin
Ronald C. Triplett
Cletus H. Triptt
Gerrard St
U.S. Army
Fort Bragg
Fort Jackson
S. C
82Nd Airborne Div
Triplett
Bonnie Ann Wingfield
Ronald C, Triplett
ONE HOUR Go-and-Stop dress pattern sale
Short ad offers Printed Pattern 4619 in new half sizes from 10 1/2 to 22 1/2. For size 14 1/2 bust 37 requires 2 1/2 yards 35 inch fabric. 65 cents per pattern plus 15 cents mailing. Send name address size style number to Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star pattern dept New York. Catalog and instant sewing book advertised.
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Pattern Dept
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New York
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Kenya Faces Film Shortage as Theaters Close
Nairobi crowds see fewer U.S. and British films after the Kenya Film Corp took over imports six months ago. Three major cinemas have closed and others operate day to day while distributors in New York demand deposits before film access, leaving Italian Westerns and unfamiliar Asian offerings as main options.
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Texas
Kenya Film Corp
Motion Picture Exporters’ Association of America
KFC
New York
U.S
Million Dollar The Virginian Truck Stop At Toms Brook Va
A one million dollar truck stop project will break ground next month at Toms Brook Virginia along I 81. Kenneth D. Keller of Kelbar Inc announced the development on 15 acres at Exit 73 Rt 651. S & S Construction Co of Winchester will build the complex featuring a motel restaurant and full service bays plus vehicle scales. The Virginian will use a porcelainized metal and stone design with a cavalier symbol and is expected to attract about 25 percent of its traffic from automobile tourists.
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Toms Brook
Kenneth D. Keller
Woodstock
Kelbar, Inc
Rt. 651
S & S Construction Co
Winchester
Keller
Coffee Break Talks Signal Tough Hanoi Stance
North Vietnam's Xuan Thuy outlined Hanoi's hard line on talks, rejecting an immediate cease fire and demanding U S bombing stop before any peace talks. Harriman described a calm coffee exchange. Hanoi media insulted U S demands while urging world opinion against the war.
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Xuan Thuy
North Vietnam
Vietnam
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Thuy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Hanoi
Harriman
Saigon
United States
North
Miller Back From CWA Convention in Washington
Russell A. Miller of Winches ter returns from the 30th Anniversary Communications Workers of America convention in Washington DC. Delegates urged reducing the voting age to 18 and called for stronger highway safety and better education for youth. The meeting featured remarks by Hubert Humphrey and Wirtz at a banquet attended by over 1,500 delegates and guests.
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Russell A. Miller
Winchester
The
Communications Workers of America
Washington, D.C
Hubert H. Humphrey
W. Willard Wirtz
Halls of Montezuma tied to 1847 Marines action
Tradition says the opening line of the Marine Corps hymn refers to Montezuma’s halls in Mexico City where Marines guarded on September 14 1847 signaling the end of the Mexican War.
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Marine Corps
Mexico City
Psychological hazard seen in sonic booms
A National Academy of Science subcommittee warns commercially proposed supersonic transport sonic booms could cause psychological problems for some, urging intensified research to design acceptable boom levels for overland flight and to assess impacts on sleep and vulnerable groups.
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Washington
National Academy of Science
Raymond A. Bauer
Harvard University
Graduate School of Business Administration
Relics of Saint Mark Return to Cairo
Relics of St. Mark arrived in Cairo on Monday greeted by tens of thousands of Egyptian Christians. Pope Kyrellos VI escorted them to a secret site for a restitution ceremony and the relics will be housed in a marble mausoleum within a new $2.3 million cathedral, gifts from Pope Paul VI. The legend places Mark in Alexandria in 68 A.D. where he was martyred.
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Cairo
Mark
Kyrellos VI
Paul VI
Africa
Salt Domes Along Gulf Coast Hold Salt for 26 000 Years
A study finds salt deposits in 40 domes stretching along the Gulf Coast could supply the United States for twenty six millennia, meeting national needs for the era.
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Gulf Coast
United States
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