Sgt Henry Wears A Green Beret and Plays A Guitar
Sgt Henry of Winchester serves in the Third Special Forces Group at Fort Bragg on leave from 14 months in Viet Nam. He says team spirit drives missions and sings a Viet Nam era folk song he wrote about freedom and vigilance against Communists, ending with his unit’s emblem and a brief procession of friends.
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Dave Henry
Special Forces
America
Third
Fort Bragg
N.C
United States
Viet Nam
Henry
Sgt. Henry
PTA
Indian Affairs Commissioner Nash Resigns After Five Years
Phil Nash announces resignation as commissioner of Indian affairs saying it is time for someone equally qualified to take the post. Deputy Commissioner Robert L Bennett is expected to succeed him as the Interior Department confirms the resignation. The note also recalls the first regular airmail service linking Washington Philadelphia and New York.
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Washington
Phil Feo Nash
Wisconsin
Harry S. Truman
White House
United States
Philadelphia
New York
Westminster Choir Set for April 5 Concert at Handley High
Westminster Choir will perform April 5 at 8 p.m. in the Handley High School Auditorium marking the final concert of the current community series. The group, founded in 1921 and seen as one of the world’s premier choral ensembles, has sung with major orchestras and at notable venues worldwide. New concert members may attend this performance free of charge.
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Westminster Choir
Handley High School
North America
Artur Rodzinski
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
John Fin
Professor to Address Civil War Round Table
Dr. Marshall Moore Brice of Mary Baldwin College will speak at the Winchester Civil War Round Table meeting on March 15 at 8 p.m. in Handley Library auditorium. He will discuss The Campaign of 1864 in the Shenandoah Valley.
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Marshall Moore Brice
Mary Baldwin College
Winchester
Handley Library
Shenandoah Valley
Brice
South
Carolina
Clemson College
University of Wisconsin
University of Virginia
United States Army Reserve
Hunter
Piedmont
Dennis Lyden Death in Vietnam Ends Brother’s Two Wounds
In Warren Michigan Dennis Lyden, 20, was killed in action in Vietnam. His sister Lois, 18, spoke after hearing the news that came just moments earlier. Dennis had been wounded twice before, recovering each time to return to combat. he was one of eight Lyden children.
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Dennis
Viet Nam
Lyden
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Michael John Clark
David
David Henry
Robert L. Bennett
Interior Department
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Europe
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Westminster Choir College
Princeton
N.J
George Lynn
Berlin Philharmonic
Lincoln Center
Leopold Stokowski
Marshall Brice
John W. Rosenberger & Company
Co Emmerce Street
Virginia
DODGE
Kresge’s
Dacron’ and Cotton
Klopman
California
du Pont
Klopman Mills, Inc
Dacron
Pont
Ward Plaza Shopping Center
S. S. Kresge
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Chrysler Imperial
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