Tent City on Guam Evacuated After Typhoon Season
Tent City on Guam, once housing as many as 40 000 residents, has been dismantled after heavy rains. Seabees folded 50 000 cots and 3 200 tents while 540 Army troops return to Hawaii. Refugees remain and some seek to return to their homeland.
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South Vietnamese refugees seek return home from U S
More than 2,000 South Vietnamese in the United States plan to return to their homeland amid fear of Communist rule. Leaders among them, including Le Mih Tan, push for repatriation while many fear for families left behind. A planeload of 49 refugees left Eglin AFB for Southeast Asia under UN sponsorship as 131,399 total have reached the U.S. with 265 already wishing to return.
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