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PAGE 4, SECTION 1 WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1969 Sfors one Stripes Called 'The Hanoi Herald' Shifted ritic of Service Paper be interested in learning that and Stripes do not reflect the By EDWIN Q. WHITE opinion of this headquarters or LONG BINH, Vietnam UD T-ie United States Army an nounced Sunday that Col. James Campbell, an Army spokesman who criticized the military the Pacific Stars and Stripes has earned for itself the title of 'The Hanoi Perhaps this may seem a bit harsh, but we of U.S. Army Vietnam feel that there is more than just a bit of justification for it." Campbell, in the speech, described as "treason" one battle report by a Stars and Stripes re newspaper Pacific Stars and the command." JOHNSON, WHO said he would serve as Campbell's replacement until the chief information job is filled by a 'full colonel, the rank prescribed for it, said the speech criticizing the newspaper originated with Campbell and had not been Stripes as a "Hanoi Herald," has been reassigned. The Army indicated that a speech which Campbell wrote for a Pacific information offi porter.

He pinned a similar sanctioned by a higher level of cers' conference was the reason label on an Associated Press USARV does insist that the Stars and Stripes accept the responsibilities of reporting. "Nobody expects Stars and Stripes to be a smile sheet and report only tapioca news. But the Army does expect and is not getting a fair shake from the Stars and Stripes." Earlier Sunday in Tokyor where Pacific Stars and Stripes is published, Lt. Col. Jesse N.

Townshend, editor-in-chief, said he considered the criticism unjustified. "I consider it as a complaint of an individual, and he's got a right to his opinion," Townshend said. "He undoubtedly was emotional about it. "Stripes reporters follow instructions laid down by higher headquarters which state that they are to report in a fair, impartial, objective, accurate, and balanced manner." story about an Army unit that for his transfer. The Army said the opinions in the speech "do not reflect the opinion of this command.

Campbell greeted newsmen i 1 at his house-trailer quarters at Long Binh but said he could not comment on his reassignment. headquarters." refused for a time to move into action. Criticizing the Pacific Stars and Stripes account of one bat CAMPBELL, WHO had been tle action and the use of num Johnson delivered the speech written by Campbell to a closed session of the U.S; Pacific Com chief U.S. Army information officer in Vietnam since Feb. 14, was scheduled to take over as editor of Pacific Stars and Stripes in January.

There was no immediate disclosure of his new assignment, bers of casualties in U.S. infantry company, Campbell said: "Whether these figures are true is completely beside the point. It is my contention that such irresponsible reporting is mand information officers conference in Taipei on Sept. 3. Campbell did not attend the conference.

other than it would be within Last Thursday, however, Aviation Pioneers Receive Test Pilot Awards Campbell told the Associated Press: "I stand by all I said in the absolutely devastating to the morale of all soldiers. It is also my contention that such reporting in the Stars and Stripes, of all publications is of tremendous aid and comfort to the enemy." U.S. Army headquarters, Vietnam (USARV), here in Long Binh, 15 miles northeast of Saigon. Lt. Col.

Ross Johnson, deputy chief of information at Army speech. It remains the view of USARV." COIN SHORTAGE NEW DELHI, India The 20 paisa coin worth 3 cents is practically out of circulation. On one side it features the lotus, symbol of the Hindu goddess of wealth, and the coins are hoarded for good IN THE SPEECH, Campbell headquarters, declined to say Charles A. Lindbergh, left, the first man to fly non-stop from New York to Paris, and Neil A. Armstrong, right, the first man to set foot on th Moon, compare notes at the 13th annual awards banquet of the Society of Experimental Test Pilots in Beverly Hills, Saturday night.

In the center is Mrs. Robert Hoover, wife of the president of the society. Armstrong was made a fellow of the society, the top honor that can be bestowed on a member; Lindbergh was made an honorary fellow. The Iven C. Kincheloe Trophy, for supreme accomplishments by test pilots, was awarded to Air Force Col.

James A. McDivitt and Air Force Maj. Jerauld R. Gentry. McDivitt commanded Apollo 9, which did the first decoupling, maneuvering, and rejoining in space.

Gentry is a project test pilot in the program to develop a space shuttle craft. Lindbergh, who rarely appears in public, accepted the award personally. At his no advance word of the ceremony was given to newsmen. Af Wirephot had said: "NOBODY IN USARV is "I think this conference will trying to muzzle the press. But whether plans for Campbell to take charge of Pacific Stars and Stripes might be changed.

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