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"Write!" Begs Father Of M Ifero
Lashing At Actor Shirring Soldiers
Patrick J. Patskin
In Vietnam Drive
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1967
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Gary B. (Cat/. WJJU Receive P. J. Diaz Commissioned
Army Second Lieutenant
Communications Schooling
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MICHAEL JS. R O S S I
IS H O M E ONT L E A V E
"Don't call! Write!"
This is yhe message 57-yearold Cosmo Iracetta, father of the
Far Rockaway man killed last
month in Vietnam, hopes to get
across.
Pacetta raised a storm last
week he lathed back at Robert
Vaughn; wftb plays Secret 4'gent
Napojeon fifblo ° » the televislc-Vi
show "The'Man From U.N.C.L.E." after t h e actor reportedly
said United States fighting men
in Vietnam" arc dropouts, unemployabjes and unintelligent.
Pacetta, "^/vho reportedly says
he i s organizing a. campaign to
have the ifijtor: blacklisted, alsj)
opposes a fnovement started by
Vaughn to u n s e a t President
Johnson in] next year's election
or, a t least| to provoke a Change
in the President's position in
Vietnam. ( J h e actor i s said to
be planning a national advertising campaign by Democrats
who votedlfor Johnson In 1964
but now oppose him because of
his Vietnarri policy.)
Reportedly, a s far as Pacetta
is concerned, Vaughn should not
be allowed t o continue on TV.
Calls fljfay Bio Injurious
In the rpcantime, the storm
raised by Pacetta has brought a
deluge of jjelqphone calls which
he fears are injurious to his
ington, wjm-e he received his
begging popple not to continue.
Michael E. Rossi, E5 (petty ofPedro J. Diaz, son of Mr. and ficer, fifth class), son ol IVjr. and
Airman Gary B. Katz, son of
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Mrs. Juan Diaz of 81-05 Hammel
Army Private First Class Pa- Mr. and Mrs. David Katz of 2918 boulevard, Rockaway Beach, was Mrs. Camilo P. Rossi of 1020
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trick J. Patskin, son of Mr. and
commissioned an Army second
Mrs. Michael Patskin, 69-26 Baylieutenant after graduation from
field avenue, Avverne, is particithe Infantry Officer Candidate
pating in "Operation Wheeler"
School, Ft. Bennihg, Ga., oh Sepin Vietnam, with other members
tember 14.
of the 101st Airborne Division's
The lieutenant, who was 20
Firs^ Brigade.
May
19, was graduated from
"Wheeler," . which began SepFar Rockaway High School and
tember 12, near Chu Lai; is the
attended Brooklyn College before
tlfth Operation the brigade has
entering the service in October
WeVi in sirlcti joining T»sk Force
1966.
tv
Wtfgon in May. In foul- mdnths
of'rtctibri, the men of the Screamtrig Eagle brigade haVe accouritJack Mizrachi To Serve
o#'fpt» riioto trikh 1,300 enemy
Rilled.
As Personnel Specialist
Pvt. Patskin, a machine gunAirman Jack D. Mizrachi, son
nes, is assigned to Headqu'arters
of
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Mizra ;
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Company, Second Battalion of
chi of 1101 Plainview road, F a r
the brigade's'-327th "Infantry.
Airman Gary B. Katz
* Rockaway, will report tomorrow
Michael E. Rossi
He entered the Army in No- Rockaway, has completed basic to a unit of the Air Defense
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vember 1*56 following gradua- training at Lackland Air Force Command a t McChord Air Force Cross Bay b o u l e v a r d , Broad
Channel, arrived home on leave
tion from East New York Voca- #ase, Tex., and has been assign- Base, Wash.
September 26, his first time
tional High School, and went to ed to the Air Force Technical
He has been assigned there as home since he finished boot trainVietnam in June following a Training Center a t Kcoslcr Air
a
personnel specialist.
ing a t Great Lakes in July 1966.
leave at home.
Force Base, Miss., for specialized
The
airman,
who
was
home
on
Rossi was aboard the tanker
schooling as a communications
He will bo 19 November 19.
leave from September 21 till this USS Hassyampa refueling ships
His brother! Airman Robert specialist.
week, after graduation from an of the Seventh Fleet in the China
M. Patskin, USN, 20, is also in
Airman Katz is a 1966 alumnus Air Force technical school a t seas in the Pacific. For the past
Vietnam, aboard the attack carAmarillo Air Force Base, Tex.,
rier USS Oriskany, in the Gulf of F a r Rockaway High School- attended F a r Rockaway High nine months, however, he has
been stationed in Hawaii while
of Tonkin; but they have not
School, the State University of the ship has been undergoing a
been able to make contact with M a r i n e T h o m a s M u n d y
N e w Y o r k a t Farrningdale, complete overall, usually done
each other as yet.
P r o m o t e d T o C o r p o r a l Qucensbofoltgh Community Col- every three years.
Anyone wishing t o write may
lege in Bayside, and New York
He also reports that a request Michael 0 , Doda Promoted
Lance Corporal T h o m a s J- University before enlisting in he made for transfer to the
do so a t the following address:
To Specialist Fourth Class
PFC Patrick J. Patskin, Co C , Mundy, USMCi 19, son of Mr. the Air Force in May.
Seaboes has been approved and
2nd Bn„ 327th Inf., 1st Bde., JOlst and Mrs. Harry W. Mundy of
His wife, Regina, ts the daugh- when his leave is up on October
Private f i r s t Class Michael
Abn. APO San Francisco, 69S47. 1305 Cross Bay boulevard, Broad ter of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham 26 (his 19th birthday) he will go Doda, 20, sjon of Mr. and Mrs.
Channel, was promoted to cor- Widman of Rego Park.
to San Diego for two weeks sur- Michael A. Doda of 258 Beach
poral on September 1, according
vival training, and to San Fran 130th street, Belle Harbor, has
R. E . Balzer T o S t u d y
to a letter received by his parcisco for an additional nine been p r o m o t e d to specialist
ents.
Dominic
Rinaldi
To
Study
weeks training, before-• leaving fourth class a t Hasfleld, GerAircraft M a i n t e n a n c e
A machine gunner with A ComMaintenance Of Aircraft for Vietnam, where he will be many, whero he is stationed with
Airman Randolph E . Balzer, pany, Seventh Marines a t Dastationed aboard a river patrol the Third Reconnaissance Squadson of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Nang, Vietnam, since July 27, ho Airman Dominic A. Rinaldj, boat.
ron.
Balzer of 562 Bayview avenue,
son of Mr .and Mrs. Joseph RinRossi
looks
and
feels
well,
acalso
writes
that
he
is
"kept
Specialist Doda entered the
Inwood, has completed basic
aldi °f 22Q Pearsall place, Intraining at Amarillo Air Force pretty busy with patrols and wood, has completed basic train- cording to reports, and is meet- service in January, took his basic
training a t Fort Jackson, S. C ,
Base, Tex., and been assigned to staking out the hills, but he has ing a t Amarillo Air Force Base, ing many old friends.
and went overseas in June.
the Air Force Technical Training no complaints," that he is in Tex., and has been assigned t o
Ho has jugt completed a course
Center a t Sheppard Air Force good health, receives The Wave the Air Force Technical Training Robert Tocci Training
Base, Tex., for specialized school- regularly, and is happy to get it Center a t Sheppard Air Force
At Fort Jackson, S. C. at a mine school in Austria on
planting and detecting mines.
ing a s an aircraft maintenance so he can keep up with news of Base, Tex., for specialized schoolRobert Tocci. son of Mr. and He has also been sightseeing in
specialist.
ing as an aircraft maintenance Mrs. Mario Tocci of 407 Sheridan
friends.
Switzerland since his arrival in
boulevard, Inwood, entered, the Germany, where he is stationed
Airman Balzer enlisted in the
Although he has not been able specialist.
Air Force following graduation to get together with any local
Rinaldi w a s graduated from service on September 20 and is about 90 Miles from Frankfurt.
from Lawrence High School in
Lawrence High School, Cedar- undergoing basic training at However, plans to visit other
June 1966, was called for his boys in Vietnam as yet, He adds, hurst, in June 1966 and worked Fort Jackson, S. C.
countries will have to wait until
Private Tocci, who will bo 21 he has leave.
physical in January, and was In- he does keep in touch with some at Korvette's until ho entered Air
by letter, and also is hearing Force on August 1. He will be on December 11, is an alumnus
ducted on Atigtist l.
of Lawrence High School.
20 on January 24.
from buddies a t home.
He was* lt'on"MaVch 15.
Si
Carlos C o h e n At Rragg;
PLAYLA.NO V I S I T O R S
Vajmid Cager At H a m m e l
GO OVER 6 . 5 MILLION
Carlos Coljen, son of Mr. and
This summer's
record-shatter-
Mrs; St. ifeseIfordi of 8>02 Roc}i: ing 17 inches of rain failed to
away Beach boylevaH, is under- d a m p e n attendance a t Rock"Write! tp silence Vaughn's going basic ''training a t Fbrt aways' Playland. More than 6.5
voice," he advises a s a substi- Bragg, isr'.c:
mlljipn p e r s o n s visited the
tute.
Until, hjs induction August 2$, amusement park, 12 per cent
Army private First Class Cop- ho wrafc a v#hj<?(d player oh the lfiofV than in the sunny 1966
mo J$\ Pacetta, jr., was
kl)I$U Hammel Hpyses basketball team suninie;', according to Richard
September 5 while on p43tix>rnear a's W$l 4s jAtfth' the team of L. GciPt, Playland president.
Vietnam's Pertf|Iifariite'4 Zone', Anieripan Express, where he was R|de Uirnsiilcs c l i c k e d off
tie would hav 0 been 22 t-his employed.
spnie 2 5 million admissions, 12
nfipntji.AHd, his father js emphaper c< :if more than the previous
sizing, he "completed two years S a n c h e z M a r k s B i r t h d a y
summer, wiih t h 0 park's roller
at St. John's University before he
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had every reason in the world to
Airman Second Class Richard
Reflecting the space agq, the
try and get oiit of the service, Sanchez, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Out of This World! rkte doubled
but he did the opposite." Also; Jose Sanchez of Rockaway Beach the number. c( aflfhlssions from
he sent letters to Senator Robert celebrated his 21st* biitnday oh the 1966 season.
E. Kennedy and Congressman Monday by registering to vote.
Plans for next season, which
Emanuel Celler peading to be
Airman Sahchez was home on will mark the park's 40th year
sent to Vietnam "so .he could a three-day pass from Boiling
under Geist fahilly ownership,
put his training to best use."
Field, Washington, D.C., where include Installation of "l'oiir new
he is stati6ned~ with the ceremo- rides a t a cost of approximately
nial platoon.
$500,000 and •extensive decorjftih'g
Lt. B o g g i a n o Finishes
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He oHliate'd in the Air Force and refurbishing.'
• Basic Medical Course in 1965 fallowing graduation Plans will be competed, for a
from T h o m a s Edison H i g h
luncheon and cake sale set at
Second Lieutenant Edward L, School.
12:30 p.m. October 16 In the parBoggiano; 21, son of Mr. and
Mrs: William E. Boggiano, 16$ L I L C O ( D e c l a r e s D i v i d e n d ish hall. Mrs. Edward Grona'chah,
chairman, will welcome donaBeach 139th street, Belle HarThe board of the Long island tions of baked goods, salads and
bor, completed a medical service
officer basic course at Brooke Lighting Co. last week" declared other home-made specialties.
Army Medical Center, Ft. Sani a quarterly dividend of 29 cents
pe r share on the comhton s'tbcU
MflON-BWNDNFiSS
Houston, Tex., September 8.
The
dividend
will
no
payable
He received his commission
Even when wo had the eighNovember 1 to shareholders of
through the Reserve Officers* re,cbrd a t the close of business teenth amendment It never stopped the trouble browlttg.
Training Corps program at Vir- October 13,
ginia Military Institute at Lexj itiuuiuteMdi 11 otii tatfiu) rut it 1 m i
ington, where he recoibed his "mm
B.S; degree in 1966.
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SP4. Vincent Miller Home
From Viet With Discharge
PRESCRIPTION
1H-1S NEWPORT AVH.
PHARMACY
Specialist Fourth Class Vincent
Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs Vinfor 25 yean of accurate
cent J. Miller of 186l Cross Bay
boulevard, Broad Channel, arand prompt service
rived home Monday m o r n i n g
from Vietnam with his discharge Well known In the Rockawaysf
papers in his pocket. H9 received
them a t Fort Lewis, Wash., Complete Cosmetics Line
under the "early out" systems
as he had less than 90 days to
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Miller, who was a t Plieku with \ Louis Sherry Ice Cream
the 545th Helicopter Transport
Company, says he met one friend
For Prompt Delivery
there, Private First Class Edw
ard G. Robinson, son of Mr. and
PHONES
Mrs. Robert Robinson of Broad
Channel, who went overseas in NE 4 $ $ ® . M 40003
April.
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