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...North Viet Nam. From there, huge C-141 transport planes will fly the P.O.W.s to Clark Air Force Base in the Philippines. According to the procedures of "Operation Homecoming," the men will be treated at Clark if immediate attention is required. Medics, psychiatrists and even tailors (who will outfit the men in new uniforms) are all standing by. From Clark, the men will be brought directly to Travis Air Force Base in California and then flown to the military hospital nearest their families...
...semi-weekly from The Crimson's quarters. For once, the paper did not have to seek for advertising; J. Press, Filene's Leopold Morse, and a dozen others took large constant ads to announce themselves as official suppliers of uniforms to the Army, Navy, Waves, and practically every conceivable outfit in the Service. Some news of Harvard crept in, and, as the war neared an end. Harvard news took an equal share of the paper. Twice, the Service News announced the birthdays of Charles Townsend Copeland, his eighty-fourth and eighty-fifth, once announcing Copey as a "Champion Survivor...
...four flawless years of stewardship over the White House policy of non-information. He appeared in the press room in a suit of daring plaid and good-humoredly avoided answering questions on peace and bombing. He also showed up on a Virginia indoor tennis court in an "Izod outfit," the supreme quality in tennis attire. Coordinated Izods can cost $50. His play was just as good...
...building industry. He cannily persuaded union leaders that by exercising restraint, they could win back power from increasingly militant local leaders-and win back jobs for union members, who had been losing them to lower-paid, unorganized workers. He has been frequently criticized for running a secret, autocratic outfit, but the results are impressive: construction pay increases dropped from 15.6% in 1970 to 5.7% last year-lower than the overall national average...
...years it was an elite outfit that served Hoover as a liaison with Congress and the press...