Christmas in Vietnam Shares Hope as U S Pullout Bites
Associated Press recounts Minh a 10 year old orphan in Saigon facing Christmas without American support after U S forces withdraw. Vietnamese Christian and Buddhist children at director Srinivasan’s orphanage plan dual Tet and Christmas pageants while longing for a family and brother in America.
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Victor — Srinivasanj
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Srinivasan
United States
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U.S. Auto Industry Faces 1974 Demand Slowdown
U.S. automakers posted a record 1973 with 115 million vehicles sold including imports, but GM and others cut 1974 output amid energy shortages and easing demand. Forecasts show 22 to 24 million cars in early 1974, while imports near 1.7 million face price and safety pressures.
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Aad
Auto Workers
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Boston
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