Greeley Daily Tribune from Greeley, Colorado • Page 11

Weyand Pegged As Rising Star Long Before Vietnam ARNETT Correspondent SAIGON CAP). The now of' U.S. -forces In Vletnjnv Cton. Frederick C. pegged ns ris- in the Army' long lw- was first sent- to Viet- years ago.

i He proved his battle prriwes's ifls a. battalion Commander in Korean wnr. And lio demon- jStrated ft talent for diplomacy from to 1064 in one of Iho most delicate Pentagon assign- ments--representing the Army Jon Capitol Hill as chief of legislative liasbn. Evfen Weyand's col- ileagues were picking him as chief of fine performance for an ROTC graduate who never went to West Point. On Wednesday President gave him big push lo- the 1 Army pinnacle when While House announced 'that the 56-year-old native nf Arbuckle, would succeed Gen.

Creighton D. Abrams in (he lop American military post "In Saigon. If he follows the trail blazed 'by Abrams and his predecessor, Gen. William C. Westmoreland, the next step for Weyand will be Chief of Staff.

Weyand has fought the Vietnamese Communists on lhe battlefield, and sparrfid them across Paris conference recently told friends that the Viet Cong "are as tough in suits and tics as they are in black pajamas." The Viet Cong might say the same thing about the tall 6-foot 5-inch-bIorid officer who steered Vlclnamcse generals wlio for Tiger in the Tank, Snake Under the Dashboard yniirs we'ra auspicious of the constrictor named Sam re- after his promotion lo com-! of Field Forces 2. "But Ihcn 1 realized there was wir we hadn't even begun lo tight-- tho war with the Vlcl Cong nniongsf (he people." Viet Cong proved ynnrJ and. nil other American EaS heodquarvjlonger, generals wrong in the Tel offensive of 13CB. But by Ihcn Weyand was 1 learning fast, and over objections from the U.S. Command had appointed the DKTHOIT (AI) John drove his Cadillac (d Ihc l)e: troll Iliinmne Society and said lie would like io have a Befool movcii from under the ilasli- hoard.

Americans, In this task lie was helped by Vnnn, who passed his multitude Viclname.se friends 'along to been there for a week'anil airy corner otfi'ie i nerves couldn't tnke It removing the front pnriol of the duohboiird. They wild Sum wua frifjlilonetl niul In pain hcjcjiuso his head WM caught in Ilia wiring under Ihc dash, They said bruise easily. 1'aul Indicated his Paul said the -serpent had bruised easily, Ujo. wnn Ihftrn a After lhe snake was released, girl friend soli) he could 89 Arrested In Aurora Row A A Coin. A Charges, running from i orderly conduct fn n.ssaull, were filed against 89 persons Wednesday following a row hc-j nerves.tween police and mostly young al Del Mar I'iirk Tuesday night, Sgl.

Lynch 29, verbally abusing throwing hollies rnlnam said. Wlipn flip nnmrw 1972 OIIEELEY (Colo.) TRIIHJNE 11 officers uml anil racks, swelled lo 30 or 3D, police $ivo Hie crowd 10 minutes lo Us- perso, then used Icar BUS md lors In Sutgon. aij-ycar-old disabled idid." controversial pacification ex- ''L' perl Jolm Paul Vann as his vilian deputy, They remained i close friends until Vwnn's death "'j. in a helicopter crash oiirlv this I I I a -urn I Weyand brings a quality to veteran, said Ihe snake was the' his job not generally notlceahlelpei girlfriend. girlfriend had the snake back I give II lo the Detroit Zoo.

Me crs--a deep plight of the civilian. He said for the hecn i i from a offcn- Special Interosr NAI'LKS. Ma. A Police infi'lbe 'na7a' eoirOn! 1 1 TM Mcr approved bomb-' lhc i lnomCi Sara cra cr Wcdncsdny night of $3,200 a Hup under the dash. All efforts lo coax Sam out from a cabinet safe in the court clerk's office.

office is the 25lh Infantry Division South Vietnam in 1966 into and three years later turned up in as the cool; articulate iTlilitary adviser to the delegation at the peace Weyand admits that he learned about Vietnam the hard way. "When I left the 25th in I was sure the war was won," he told a reporter a few months i4th of July month. nptm had strafed and 'produced only a few i'iich'6s'(ifjl al police headquarters. rockelcii the Viet Cong in which Paul wrapped! --'Hie beluga sturgeon, source nf the prized Russian caviar, reaches a length of 13 feel and In his new post, Weyanrt can.sely nopulaled slums. I around the turn signal on the ue expected lo work in'uehi "Aflcr seeing the damage," steering wheel, more closely wllh lop Vielnam-llhe general told a Workers at the Humane cse officers than any of hls'vowcd I would never again finally got Sam out by predecessors.

As Abrnms' an armed helicopter uty since September, WO, he'shoot in Saigon. Better a lias concenlralcd on Vietnam-lion fighting two weeks on the may. weigh up to a ton. said Wednesday night. Police used (ear gas and ar- rc.sled more than 1W persons in breaking up Ihe rowdy crowd.

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