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Transcript: Lynn Neary speaks with Anne Garrels about this weekend's U.S.-RussianSummit in...
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- NPR Weekend Edition - Saturday
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- April 3, 1993
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LYNN NEARY, Host: From National Public Radio in Washington, D.C.,
this is Weekend Edition. I'm Lynn Neary. Twenty years ago this week,
Max Bilke [sp] earned his place in the history books when the Army
officially designated the last American soldier to depart from Vietnam.
Under terms of the Paris Peace Accord, all American troops other
than embassy guards and military attaches had to be out of South Vietnam
by March 29, 1973. Bilke, who now lives in Laurel, Maryland, was
a master sergeant during the war. When it came time to leave, he
stamped his own orders and flew out of the country. He says, he never
forgets the anniversary of the day he got out of Vietnam. ...
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... ... only NPR affiliate stations in New York City. Bob Edwards, Lynn Neary, Scott Simon, and Susan Stamberg, all hosts of NPR's ... Murrow Award for outstanding contributions to public radio. Lynn Neary, also an NPR veteran, has been with the network since 1982 ...
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