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Show - r's6'e-:s'fc-'s- DESERET - A MVTTOON, III AP) few weeks ago, AIMhompsoa, 78, pondered what he could do for veterans who, because of division over the Vietnam war, were returning to a country he felt had turned the military uniform into a badge of social stigma. 1 ' VC V- - said Thompson. unsung," "They felt they had to carry their tail betw een their legs. But I have yet to hear a Forces The response, he said, has been the warmest and one of sour note, he adds Thompsons personal calls have grown into a camoaign he hopes wtU spread throughout much of the country You might expect some of these veterans to spill over in bitterness end say, Why the instead, they give a very warm, courteous thank you m leturn," Thompson estimates that ne has telephoned about 100 veterans in Illinois and an additional 100 outside the state hell thank me Give me a job. terest so much that mayors Cssrca BIii - 1 i He has whipped up local in- in 1 surrounding towns plan to pro' claim March Thank You Month. Businessmen and employers have agreed to thank personally their workers who are veterans. And an area college and a university plan to hold a special day to thank enrolled veterans. tzzs a?Jt A GREAT SAVINGS OPPORTUNITY - mm one! vjj ff. the most rewarding experiences in his life. Because of the dnision in this country these people came home unheralded and He began collecting lists of honorahly discharged veterans from Coles County In central Illinois and telephoning them to give ms personal wanks tor their service in the Armed 6rt CAPltU A Thanking returning veterans: I gentleman's special project ByWahKeily vey mow what rmts. TmAT AIMT TNg WWCM memm wayto tr$A piMtnomsiI 02fff8 SiTJTIO TW5 mmmefjfu&M.OVSP ' AWAY ms 193 NEWS, THURSDAY, MARCH 1, JtmsHur ccmpaiss 3A Whirl I I within the Communist bloc. BylPHIL NEWSOM Foreign News Analyst lA But otherwise, the old and obsolete machinery of its in dustry makes it rank among countries the of Europe. Apathy has replaced the revolutionary zeal of its workers and its international influence is ml. 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