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In effect the figures suggest hat new Hampshire and Hawaii suffered More than 10 dead and Massachusetts More than nine dead per 1,000 men taken to service during the Vietnam War period. In sheer numbers alone Cali Ornia still has lost the most men 2,399, according to the lat est computerized count com piled thursday by the depart ment of defense. New York second most popu Ous state behind California Fol own in the pure number category with 1,836 War dead. Texas is third with 1,436.the a tabulation on the Lead is according to proportion losses cannot be called precise because of several varying fac ors. But it offers a rough barome Ter of which state has experienced the heaviest Vietnam casualties in relation to the Avail Able and willing military age group. Only approximate Pentagon officials caution that their combat death list by state is Only a Good approx Ima in since a Man can claim Asan address 1. His Birthplace 2. His current residence 3. His parents Home 4. His last As signed base or any other place lie considers Home. In addition to new Hamp Shire Hawaii and Massachi etts other states or . Pos sessions or territories which have suffered heavily on a Man Power percentage basis include in descending order Arizona Guam Florida Maine Washington Nevada Colorado Ore gon new Mexico Vermont Idaho and to numbers alone California new York and Texas Are followed by four other states with total Vietnam Kille amounting to More than 1,000 Pennsylvania 1,407illinois 1,261ohio 1,252 and Michi Gan 1,094. Bad Stoelz i Dies in fall Berchtesgaden Germany is a special Force Soldier fell 100 feet to his death during a Mountain climbing exercise near Here . . William t. Copeland was identified As the dead Man Friday by his unit he 10th Spe Cial forces group in bad Toel the 31-year-old Soldier Fel when an Iron Peg used for climbing worked out of the Rock face causing him to was dead on Arriva at the dispensary Here. He survived by his wife Margaret e. Copeland of the bad toe housing area. Trio sentenced in . S Marcus conspiracy Case new York a three men convicted in a $40,000 conspiracy Case involving former water commissioner James l. Marcus were sen ended in Federal court Friday to Erms ranging from two to three ears. The sentencing of Marcus orig Nally set for Friday was postponed until sept. 9.judge Edward Weinfeld sen ended Antonio Tony ducks Orallo 53-year-old reputed Iosa Nostra figure to three years in prison. Millionaire construction con Ractor Henry Fried 69, and in on Leader Daniel i. Motto 57,were each sentenced to two year terms. Free on bail Corallo Fried and motto remained free on bail. Weinfeld granted motions by their de Ense attorneys that their bail be continued pending could have received maximum prison terms of five years each. Weinfeld agreed to delay sentencing of Marcus after the for Mer commissioner s lawyer asked for time to make arrangements with prosecutor concerning certain charges pending against Marcus in Testate Marcus Fried motto Coral Loand two other men were indicted last dec. 18 by a Federal grand jury on charges of conspiring to share a 5 per cent Viet lawyer s conviction worries . Saigon up . Officials expressed Surprise and concern Friday Over the conviction of Truong Dinh Dzu the lawyer who ran for president of South Vietnam on a peace military court took hour 25 minutes to find Dzu 51,guilty of having acted against the anti communist spirit of the people and the armed forces the tribunal sentenced Dzu to five years at hard labor. Political overtones the american Mission had no comment for the record on the Dzu Case but officials said privately the conviction could have important political overtones an might be used to Embarrass the South vietnamese government Dzu s defense attorney said during the Brief proceeding that prime minister Tran Van Huong had taken some of the same positions which Dzu advocated. In april for instance Dzu was quoted in the press As saying he thought the South vietnamese government could talk peace with some of the nationalists in the National liberation fron Elf the political Arm of Tviet Cong. I Kickback on an $840,000 contract clean a Bronx Reservoir. Mar us let the contract on an Emer ency basis without Public bid pleaded guilty to the Harge june 3, and was late convicted. Sweden won t give Asylum to two gis Stockholm up the swedish aliens commission thursday refused Asylum for . Servicemen and ordered hem expelled. It granted any us to a third Man however. It was the first time since the flux of . Deserters began Jarly this year that the commis Sion has refused to Grant Asylum to those asking ordered expelled were William d. Woodkey 26, of san a Monica calif., and Josip Ivanov a yugoslav citizen who was serving in the . Armed third Gerry Lee Mcdon Ald 27, of Whiteside 111., was granted Asylum in Sweden on humanitarian he be came the 82nd american service Man granted Refuge in from Europe a Usa eur spokesman i Heidelberg said that none of the three soldiers were from unit sin Europe. Ivanov disappeared from it. Lewis Wash. Mcdonald took off while in route to it. Dix n.j., for Basic train ing and Woodkey is absent from an unidentified stateside unit the spokesman said no information is available As to How the three arrived in Europe Woodkey told the commission he was a conscientious objector and an opponent of the War i Vietnam. The commission said he had been assigned to Hospital duties in the . Armed forces and had not been forced to Bea arms. But Woodkey said he also was opposed to serving in the Hospital and fled to France some time ago. When French police started a search for him he went to Sweden he told the commission. No risk after hearing his Case the commission said there was no risk that he would be assigned to Vietnam duty and ordered him told the commission he emigrated to the United stat Sand was called up for military service. He said he fled to Yugo Slavia to escape service in Viet Nam and spent three month there. He then went to Sweden to seek Asylum Here he commission ordered him expelled and told him to go Backoo Yugoslavia. Antarctica it s cd a _ Washington a a Newslow temperature record for a . Station in antarctica122degrees below Zero fahrenheit has been chalked up while most of the United states has been experiencing a heat wave the National science foundation reported new Low recorded last saturday at the United states plateau station in Eastern Antarctica still is five degrees above the minus-127 degrees the soviet Union claims was recorded at its Vostok station also in East Antarctica a few years previous american Low also listed at the plateau station was 121 degrees below Zero. No other country having stations on the continent except the soviet Union has recorded anything lower. The National science foundation also reported a new record Antarctic wind velocity116 Miles an hour it said was re corded thursday at the . Sta Tion at Mcmurdo , so far As we know a spokesman said that s the highest Ever recorded in Antarctica by any previous High of 109 . Also was listed at Mcmurdo
