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5A Fort Myers News-Press, Friday March 21, 1975 Army Drops Haircut Charges CLEVELAND AVE. Cor. Courtney Dr. Across from EDISON MALL Entrance New York Times Service BONN The U.S. Army Thursday dropped its charges against a lieutenant stationed in Germany who refused an order to cut his hair, after surprise defense testimony last week by a general's daughter that indicated the Army had acted unfairly in the case.

Peggy Hoefling, 25, daughter of Maj. Gen. John A. Hoefling, director of International Logistics in Washington, told the court martial jury in Hanau, West Germany, last Friday that her father was under instructions "to get" the defendant, 1st Lt. Matthew R.

Carroll. Miss Hoefling, a teacher working for the Army in Frankfurt, testified that Maj. Gen. Jonathan R. Burton, commander of Carroll's unit, the 3rd Infantry Division, had said at a dinner conversation she overheard last November "word came down from Desobry that we have to get this man," meaning Carroll.

Lt. Gen. William R. Desobry is commander of the Corps in Germany and one of the Army's top ranking officers in Europe. After the testimony Friday, the prosecuting attorney said he might call the generals involved in the discussion as well as another witness, Gen.

Burton's wife, to the stand for further testimony. While the Army gave no reason Thursday for its withdrawal of the charges, the apparent hesitation of the generals to face questioning about the incident was considered a main cause. The defense had charged Friday that Miss Hoefling's testimony showed unlawful "command influence" in the case that was grounds for dismissal. Carroll, 27, because of his rank faced a possible five-year term in a federal penitentiary if he had been convicted. He will receive an immediate discharge from the Army, with full honors and benefits, following a deal reached between his lawyers and the prosecution after Friday's testimony.

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to 8 P.M. Phone 936-4901 Share Oil Wealth, Fidel Castro Says mam FLORIDA JL.n MIAMI (AP) Oil-exporting nations should share their newfound wealth with the "undeveloped, nonaligned countries of the world," Cuban Prime Minister Fidef Castro said Thursday. In a speech to a Havana conference of ministers from 17 Third World nations, Castro said such aid is the only means of avoiding "a catastrophic crisis" in the poor countries. "I speak of financial surpluses, not of products," Castro said in the early-morning speech carried by Havana Radio monitored in Miami. "I don't speak of donations or gifts.

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