Evening star. [volume], November 24, 1963, Page B-6, Image 28

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In Seizing Armed Man
Policemen of the Month
honors for August yesterday
were awarded jointly to a po
lice inspector, a detective and
a second precinct private—all
cited for bravery during the
capture of a deranged, armed
man last August 3.
Cited for "extraordinary
courage" by the Award of
Merit Committee were Inspec
tor Howard P. Mo wry. a night
supervisor; Detective Harold
R Burwell of the robbery squad,
and Pvt Elisha L. Kornegay.
At S:3O pm. August 3, the
committee's citation stated, the
second police precinct was
alertted by radio that a 33-
year-old man armed with a
shotgun had barricaded himself
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Viet Cong Forces
Strike 8 Outposts
Near Saigon
TEN HIEP, Viet Nam, Nov.
23 (AP).—The pace of Com
munist guerrilla attacks has
risen swiftly on this battlefield
of canals and rice paddy fields
only 40 miles north of Saigon.
One after another, eight |
government outposts were hit;
Thursday. The Viet Cong guer- i
rillas captured large numbers
of United States-supplied weap
ons, killed defenders and drove
many others into the paddy
fields.
The Viet Cong moved almost
to the gates of Mytho. head
quarters of the Viet Namese
7th Division. This forced the
7th to strike out from the nor
mally quiet town and disperse
the guerrillas, "to give us some
elbow room.” as a United States
military adviser put it.
So hot is the action that
United States armed helicopters
have had to double as flying
ambulances to bring out the |
wounded. Helicopters are aver
aging eight flying hours a day, 1
far more than ever before.
The Viet Cong’s object ap
pears to be to discredit the
military regime that toppled
| President Ngo Dinh Diem. The
tempo of guerrilla attacks has
been rising ever since he was
overthrown November 1.
An American spokesman an
nounced in Saigon today that
South Viet Namese government
forces lost 641 men killed,
wounded or captured in the
week Just closed. He put losses
of the Communist guerrillas in
the same period at 639.
in a b&seryent in the 1400 block
of Corcoran street N.W. after
firing at a group of children
in an alley.
A 30-minute attempt by De
tective Burwell and Pvt. Kame
gay to coax the man into sur
rendering failed and police
fired a barrage of tear-gas
grenades into the basement.
Despite this, the citation de
clared. the man remained in
the basement, continuing to
shout wild threats.
The two officers made
another attempt to talk to the
armed man. who emerged into
the alley but kept both po
licemen covered with his shot
gun. The three walked through
the alley to Thirteenth street
N.W.
At this point, the citation
noted. Inspector Mo wry. rea
lizing the peril of two officers,
cautiously approached the man
from behind and tackled him.
The three policemen then dis
armed the man. who later was
hospitalized for mental ob
servation.
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