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We needed more Christopher Reeve hosting documentaries.
NIGHT OF THE LEPUS
Barring any change in the weather,
the softball game between the
133rd and fourth infantry
divisions will resume as scheduled
at the Ban Mi Thout Park corner of
Viet Ho and Hguen Van Theiuh
Streets here in Saigon. Please
make a note of it. Those men who
lost equipment in last week's
rains are asked to contact
Lieutenant Sam Scheer. Lieutenant
Scheer asks those men with
waterlogged mitts to make every
effort to dry them out in the sun
before requesting new ones.
Headquarters Support Activities
Saigon operates libraries at six
locations in the Republic of
Vietnam. American personnel can
check out a book in Ku Bai, Da
Nang, Phung Tao, Saigon, Bien Wah
and San Treng. If you can't stop
in and select your own books,
write to the HSAS Library. Ask
for the books, by author, title,
and subject and your selections
will be mailed to you. Those
personnel wishing to send
Christmas cards home to the States
are asked to do so no later than
August 13 due to the yearly mail
rush at that time. Don't
disappoint your family with late
Christmas cards. Mail your
holiday cards out in August. Lost
luggage: The Armed Forces
sincerely regrets any
inconvenience due to luggage lost
on transport carriers. Personnel
missing luggage are asked to drop
a card to Major Gerald Kleiner
over at the 5th. The card should
be no larger than four by five
inches and should describe the
contents of your duffle.
Major Kleiner requests that you do
not describe your duffle as all
duffles look alike. Those
personnel with lost bags can
receive a stipend to cover
contents such as shoes, socks, and
undergarments. The military
requests that you do not apply for
stipends if you have not lost a
bag.
...that was "Papa Loves Mambo" by
the wonderful Perry Como. It's
14:19 hours and this is AFRS,
Radio Saigon. "Greetings to all
our sevicemen in the area and
thanks so heartily for joing us.
AFRS Radio is owned and operated
by the United States Government,
and operates on an assigned
carrier frequency of 540 with
effective radiated power of 7,553
watts using studio transmitter
link KR 2831 at 749 megahertz.
As heard in "Good Morning, Vietnam"