From:  Morrie Beitch

     Date:  September 27, 2012

Subject:  Feature Coverage

Didn’t Paul Baldridge take your place Paul did the interviews when USO stars came to town and, more often than not, I ran audio

    From: Dick Ellis

     Date:  September 28, 2012

Subject:  After DIckie Left

I trained Thom Stienbeck....and thought he did the "In Town Tonight" show when I left in early Sept 1968.  I also did a GI information show called "Insight"....   I don't know who put together the weather each afternoon for Bobbi Keith unless it was Thom....     By the way...has anyone heard from John Mikesch in Seattle?

Dickie

    From:  Morrie Beitch

     Date:  September 28, 2012

Subject:  After Dickie Left

To the best of my imperfect memory, Thom was never on camera.   He mostly ran camera, I think.  I’m pretty sure Baldridge also worked with Bobbi on the weather

    From:  Dick Ellis

     Date:  September 27, 2012

Subject:  Feature Coverage

I was a TV guy...  Clown on a kid show and youngest weatherman in the USA when I was 19.  Drafted and sent to AFVN.  I had a show like the Johnny Carson Show and interviewed all the movie stars....when they came to visit.   I also did voice overs for radio...network ID's and other stuff.  Produced and set up the weather for both Bobbi weather girls...#1 and #2.

Dickie

    From:  John Lehman

     Date:  September 12, 2012

Subject:  After Dickie Left

I anchored Evening News out of Saigon after I was NCOIC NEWS when Phil Upton was reassigned to CINCPAC.   Also anchored TV News on Okinawa from XMAS 60 to April 63  and again from Sept 68-Mar 71 then News Director/ Anchor WSPA AM-FM-TV  CBS in Spartanburg SC for 18 months after retiring at TRADOC in April of 74. Jay Lehman

Ken

Am I the only “TV” guy coming; I thought Dick Ellis was a TV guy.

    From:  Morrie Beitch

     Date:  September 27, 2012

Subject:  Feature Coverage

My civilian career included sales manager for a sign on in Greenville SC (WHNS Ch21) in 1984; obviously way after you left but I spent some time in Spartanburg (Spartan Foods/Hardees) and there was a good French restaurant in Spartanburg, probably because Michelin’s US headquarters was there.

    From:  Morrie Beitch

     Date:  September 27, 2012

Subject:  Feature Coverage

My civilian career included sales manager for a sign on in Greenville SC (WHNS Ch21) in 1984; obviously way after you left but I spent some time in Spartanburg (Spartan Foods/Hardees) and there was a good French restaurant in Spartanburg, probably because Michelin’s US headquarters was there.

Army Personnel Turnover - 1967--68

September 2012

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