Memorial Day Struggles for Aging Veterans Groups
In the Tri-Cities area veterans face dwindling membership as old members age. Memorial Day 1975 events run through local cemeteries and a central building that veterans share with others for meetings, meals, and events. The city reports ongoing costs around $10,000 annually to maintain the veterans hall, with equipment needs and community use luring the public into shared space.
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Keith Jones Fremont
Ford
Hany Soall
Tri-Cities
Irvington Memorial Cemetery
Ines Memorial Park and Mortuary
al Box
Andhon
Niflen Oh
Bey
Israel Lebanon clash marks largest battle in three years
Israeli warplanes joined ground troops in southern Lebanon as Israeli and Lebanese army units clashed in the fiercest fighting since 1958 era civil strife. Reported casualties included seven wounded and at least five Israelis killed amid exchanges near Aita El Chaab. details on broader losses remained disputed.
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Lebanon
Tel Aviv
Milit
Reservations for Viet refugees eyed
At Fort Chaffee Arkansas UPI reports a plan to relocate Vietnamese refugees to locations potentially resembling Indian reservations for the unskilled or lower class. Officials deny any discriminatory site choices and urge non governmental agencies to handle relocations as debates over long term housing continue.
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FT. Chaffee
Ark
MacDonald
Ft Chaffee
Washington
State Department
Eleanor Green
Americans Evacuated as Laos Crisis Shrinks U.S. Presence
UPI reports 70 more Americans evacuated from Laos as five charter flights carried about 400 people to Thailand over three days, including USAID workers and diplomats. About 350 U.S. officials remain amid anti American demonstrations and growing Communist control.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPI
United Gates
Copendeasn
Sane Hin Hall Boee
Auth
Eet
Thailand
Agency For Internatonal Development Usaid
Mekong
Protests Keep USAID Compound Secured in Vientiane
Demonstrators hold the USAID compound in Vientiane for a fifth day while security guards search cars at Kilometer 6. Residents and Americans inside, Roger Mu and Jilliam Darden, remain holed up as thieves cut into homes and radios. Airdrops and transport flights are expected to resume to evacuate or assist.
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Regula
Pathet Lao
USAID
Kilometer 6
Vien- Hane
Alata Ab
Magazines link Kennedys to Castro plot
Time and Newsweek allege journalists linking the Kennedy administration to efforts to depose or kill Fidel Castro after the 1961 Bay of Pigs failure. The magazines say their sources stop short of a direct order but suggest CIA involvement to remove Castro by any means.
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New York
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Pisana
Castro
Orien
CIA
US student among kidnap victims freed in Tanzania
American student Miss Smuts and three others abducted from a wildlife research center near Kigoma were released unharmed after a week. Officials said the group, including Stanford students Carrie Jane Unter and Kenneth Smith and Dutch national Emilie Bergman, were seized by about 40 armed men likely tied to a Marxist guerrilla faction. A ransom demand of around $1 million was reported, with the release near the Tanzania Zaire border and a note from the gunmen. Miss Smuts appeared tired but did not answer questions about captivity.
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UAH ES Salaam
Tanzania
Uply
Studerd
Rede
Ireer
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Amn Arioes
Oun
Peta Ecssaly
Bous
Zaire
Spa
Miss Smuts
Carrie Jane Unter
Atherton
Calif
Kenneth S Smith
Garden Grove
Stanford University
Emilie’ Bergman
Kigoma
Lake Tanga
Peoples' Hero Party
Zale
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