Show Assay dlsspg £rll § Stofe §9s Dfi§ m BINH Vietnam AP — men would be “assigned to duties outside of Vietnam” and there all charges against them were indications here that j ped pouched off a celebration early authorities would send the men I Tuesday among principals in the out of the war zone as swiftly Screen Beret murder case But as possible very likely within com 24 hours j "there was no immediate on the stunning develop ment The six men had spent Monday if ment from the US military com on their usual routine including Vmand in Saigon running exercises and Rheault y I )Vord of the Army's decision had conferred for several hours d reached the accused at 3 am with his attorneys including not at the Army’s Long Binh the Williams Bennett and it obviously took ed Washington lawyer Boston attorney Daniel O them by surprise j of the Rheault friend Mahoney who accompanied Wilfamily “THANK YOU very much noted the liams Washington thank you very much" said Col Robert B Rheault the 43year lawyer old former Green Beret com mander Boston attorney Daniel D Rheault was 'awakened by a the friend of Rheault Mahoney Military Police officer and he family who accompanied Wil immediately aroused the other liams here to help defend the five "Berets who have been held colonel said at his hotel in ' in custody for five weeks “We’re delighted at the" “I still feel we are linger Saigon news and we’ll get out there to the restrictions they have placed see them first thing in the morn-ing- ” on f us so I’ll play- - it- cool No comment’ "Rheault said of the decision announced minutes ear The attorneys declined to com ' lier in Washington by Secretary ment further on the Army de of the Army Stanley Resor cision which Resor said result An Army information officer ed from the fact that the Cen said the six Berets started a tral Intelligence Agency had de party which jwas still going cided it would not furnish any on two hours later witnesses for the courtsmar A spokesman for the military tial n command said only that the announcement “speaks for “IT is my judgment that under itself” those circumstances the defend Defense attorneys in the case ants cannot receive afair trial” had claimed in petitions seek" Resor said s ing freedom for the men that The generally accepted ver of “comthe were victims sion of the case here was that they n Gen Creigh-toinfluence” mand Thai Knac Chuten a Vietna by W Abrams the US com mese suspected of being a dou 'mander in Vietnam and other ble agent working for both- - the " Americans and North Vietna highranking officers The defense had stated it in mese had been executed on ord tended to call both Abrams ers of the CIA CIA di and Richard Helms The CIA however has denied rector as witnesses any such involvement LONG V I ijlews that the Army had drop 1 I ’ -- IVl Ed-war- head-quarte- rs ‘ - Wash-ingto- -- announce- THE OFFICIAL ment by Resor said the eight f 'T A message to those Americans who don’t happen to think the land of milk and honey is going all sour £ Our country is in a strange mood these days Uncertainty surrounds us1 ' 3 ic srft - 1 r aoin i -- - ' ioD 9 U t it t£ - ! i nuo ?" ! il'V ( £"t t" - h- - - Well if you took a long hard look at this country of ours maybe you’d find we’re not all that bad Sure we have our problems And they’re tnot going to go away if you just stand along the sidelines as a spectator But they might start to go away if you seriously want to do something for your country Buying US Savings Bonds is one way If you signed up for regular purchases through Payroll Savings or at your bank you’d soon have quite a nest egg for yourself - e yt‘ THE ARMY had declared Boyle and Smith immune from the And your country would be economically stronger to find remedies for some of the headaches we have While it’s preserving something called freedom Savings Bond? owhave a new high interest rate of 4Vt And buying them gives you the privilege of also buying the even higher interest 5 Freedom Shares in combination However you look at it it simply makes a lot of sense to invest in your country After all it’s the only country you’ve got Take stock in America Buy 3 CwiwinM 4m sat for ttui Wftianawt H Wilt Thr anad m a pwbfac wtkpfm tsuiri Pnrtaiit at Mm Tmawy is Ilia MvarbiMf Cawed TK W4 H US Savings Bonds & Freedom Shares U -- charges of murder and conspir acy and it had been expected that the Army would attempt to use their testimony against the others Minutes after Rheault was awakened and notified that the charges had been dropped aU six men were out of bed talk-in- g among themselves sipping beer an Army information of ficer at their quarters report ed “They're having a party” the officer said “They’re all very happy They just don't know what to say” He said the men were waiting for their attorneys to arrive and in the meantime arrange ments were being made for them to talk with their families in the United States “within a matter of hours” IN THE UNITED States the men’s families and supporters were jubilant “This is what we want in the CLEVELAND OhioAP— Carl Stokes first Negro mayor of a major US city ended his Democratic primary campaign M onday confident of victory over a white opponent who has stres sed law and order If he defeats Robert J Kelly in the primary Tuesday Stokes must face Cuyahoga County Au ditor Ralph J Perk a formida ble Republican vote getter in a Democratic county in the gen eral election Nov 4 No Republican has been mayor for 28 years but Perk has B heavy- support from Cleveland's - ethnic groups Kelly 48 is running for public office for the first time The former city service direc tor touched on the law and or der issue again Monday with a statement accusing the mayor of putting people with police re cords-somof them black na tionalists-ohis payroll Stokes who has pretty much ignored Kelly and is campaign declined ing on his record e first place” said Attorney Hen ry B Rothblatt in San Francis n co “The Army knew these men did nothing wrong” “I think the decision was a correct one” said attorney F Lee Bailey in Boston He had been retained as defense lawy er for Marasco “I know I know I've got fa§M worn raei7 flora comment on the latest attack Arnbld Pinkey Stokes’ has predicted manager Stokes will win by 20000 votes Most local political experts a gree he will win The mayor is expected to get 95 percent of the Negro vote but Negroes comprise only a bout onethird of Cleveland’s Stokes received population 17000 white votes in the 1967 primary when he defeated then incumbent Mayor Ralph S Lech-e- r by 18000 votes Stokes says his administration has made advances in housing jobs and pollution control' cam-paig- n ‘ BUT MANY VOTERS might be mindful of Stokes’ running feud with rankandfile police and a civil service commission scan dal stemming from police ex aminations ' The police feud broke into the open after the July 23 1968 gun battle between police and nationalist snipers in which 10 persons wer- - hilied-thre- e Welding machine tools loaned to USU by the government to listen” said Marasco’s mother Mrs Frank Marasco as she sat by a radio at her home in Bloom-fiel- Utah State Industrial and Tech nical Education Department has d NJ received a loan of more than $142000 worth of welding and ma chine tools from the United States Government The machines have previously been used by government con tractors and are in very good condition according to Ralph E Long assistant professor of in dustrial and technical educa tion at USU The machinery came from storage depots located throughout the country BRUMLEY'S MOTHER Mrs Vera Brumley was teaching her elementary school class in Dun can Okla when she heard that the charges against her son had been dropped “I’m very happy and very re lieved” Mrs Brumley said “I felt all along that the charges should have been dropped and that those boys should not be punished for carrying out orders of the Army” Charles Williams father of Capt Williams said in Athens Ga: “I feel no bitterness a gainst the Army only against Gen Creighton Abrams” Williams' wife the captain’s mother said “If the Army had just spent one of the agonzing nights that I have they'd never want another one” ALL OF THE ITEMS will be located in the Industrial Science Building when it is completed this fall As stated in the pro posal for the loan prepared by Prof Long the equipment is to provide a welding laboratory rep resentative of modern industry and the necessary supporting ma chine shop facilities majoring in welding technology will become familiar with these items and use them in their laboratory work The welding technology graduate is in great demand and USU is one of very few institutions offering this Graduates will not do major production welding but will de termine how work is to be weld-e- d They work in all types of industries including heating and Students air conditioning equipment auto- motive aerospace electrical construction ma machinery and others Prof Long chinery said The labs equipped welding and machine shop courses for pro Service teachers spective courses available to all areas of the university also utilize this machinery Extension class es are offered frequently in both the welding and machine shop areas FREE “GO BIG BLUE” v TRAVEL VALET - 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