TOMB
OF THE
UNKNOWN
Memorial
Day
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ne ee,i Seventy One _
°'1.,
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the
sig11al
today for
s:a
tributes
to
America's fallen
heroes - right around the globe; wherever our
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men
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,
.. fouglil and
died
A'
that liberty
might
preva l;
but none
so
moving -
as
thf:_,~
the Tomb of the
Unkno•n
al Arlington National Cemetery.
There,
to,r
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a,d,caa ~, General Leonard
CorJ,8
Clwpma,i
Junior,
tA
Marine Commandant., .....
ale
1111
paid
A
homage
to
American fight·n
,
g men down througlt the
ages
-
but
especially
those who have given their lives
'
in
Southeast Asia.
General Chapman sayh1g that the
NJar in Vietnam -
was ''by far the most unselfish,
in U S history." Adding that the Job is almost
done -
that those who fougltl and died in Vietnam
had
Jtll
"accomplished the ·r mission" and that -
said he -
lhe
job of strengthening Soutli Vietnam - to th e
point
where it can
now
defend itself.
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wanted lo go
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home.~111 hich
co111d
cause
trouble In negotiations
al"'6d al
any fuf;.re
Prisoner exchan
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who has
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helping lo
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of man
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of lli
paritioners.
Cllaplni.11 Youug
admitting 110w liis
actions
may cause
ome
concern
to churchmen back home.
And he quickl
adds that he too -
believes "in /he
sacredness of human life."
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my daughter was only /,oo or three.
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lawn wizen
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short,
said Chaplain Young
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somebody's
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laboratory al
pasnd
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that
America's
Mariner Nine
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"right
011
lh
b11tlo11".
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aking toward Mars
al a
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p
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d o
f
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se
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n
lhousatid
miles per
liour;
and
gai11ing fast
011
those two Russian Mars ships - already
.I.Ii
route.
Ah
but now the waiting begins.
For
the
Mari11et·
Nine -
its
next critical maneuver - not till
&Nd Saturday: an
d
arrival at Mars - not till mid-
November.
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two
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grave
sites _
remain
to
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booking as a
material
witness
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a
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b
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th
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name of Roy De Long;
who is
said
lo lta
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one of the
victims
getting
it1/o
a car dri
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n by farm contractor
Juan
Corona.
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bring about
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also marked _
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011
of
America'
grea/e
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fighting men
of
all
lim
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.,.,.,,,. . .
., war hero and la/er movie hero
A'ltdie Murph
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the
victim
of a
~4•a•-,...•'-'t.••••
civilian
airpla11e era h
·
al Ille
summit
of -6f rugged Brushy
Mount
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near Roanoke, Virginia.
A
ruli
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rplzy -
I he winner of l•enty-four
medals duri,ig World War Two; including every decoratio,a
I Ila I he
1,-w:trt
could have won - as a U S infantryman -
as
well
as
some
of them -- several times over. No•
/he end - al age o,ily forty-si:x.
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proces , arresltng a F
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heroin ln a car they
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of
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liis new
hot
water
pick
-- can
cul
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hours.
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thal •ould normally
lake da
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a chain saw)--4 a
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regular
pick/\. Best
of
all
we 're
told
it
will also
1ielp
to
speed the
de
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elopment of an unmanned submersible -- for future
- LTP.1971.05.31i.pdf
- LTP.1971.05.31ii.pdf