Cambodian refugees accuse South Vietnamese of mistreatment
More than 5,000 Cambodians in Kompong Trabek say South Vietnamese troops seized goods, beat villagers, and forced labor during operations near the border. Refugees walk from conflict areas and fear returning to Viet Cong or South Vietnamese forces. Cambodian officials protest to Phnom Penh, while aid from Red Cross remains limited and sporadic.
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Antique dolls exhibit at McCullough Mansion in Vermont
The Governor McCullough Mansion in North Bennington hosts an antique doll exhibit September 18 and 19. About 200 dolls and related items from 1810 to the Shirley Temple era will be shown. Proceeds benefit the Shaker Doll Club and the McCullough Park Foundation, which funds a restored children’s playhouse, with guided mansion tours and combo tickets available.
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