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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1975
Page
2
Spokesmen say Frank Sinatra will not perform in Berlin amid relentless Berlin press attacks and fears of a kidnapping attempt. He is in London on a tour with 10 appearances in seven countries.
Pulitzer cartoonist Bill Mauldin photographed a man who leaped from a Chicago police captain's car and punched him during a party outing for John Patrick Daley. Mauldin says the assailant fled as police focused on his camera work and tickets. The Sun Times ran the photo of the suspect.
The article reports on Vietnamese refugees in Guam living in tents and metal buildings, with 46 025 names listed for processing. Refugees endure long lines for meals clothes and basic aid, while awaiting immigration processing and relocation to the U S mainland as arrivals slow.
A reader reports slow processing of a subscription refund from Playboy magazine after months of waiting. The customer service response followed pressure to issue the credit for a period without delivery.
Jackson Browne plans to move from Los Angeles to Paris the City of Lights. He told Rolling Stone interviewer Ben Fong-Torrea that he wanted a change from life in L.A.
Donald MacDonald, veteran State Department official, warns a federal option to relocate Vietnamese refugees to a single encampment could resemble Indians reservations. State Department denies any plan to segregate refugees by type or place, citing sponsor availability and placement review.
UPI reports the United States evacuated one more American from Laos, reducing American officials and dependents in the country by over half since the airlifts began. Five charter flights ferried 383 people to Thailand, mostly spouses and children of USAID workers and diplomats, with 120 more leaving by river or via daily Air Attache flights.
Marine Sgt. Donald E. Wilburn, 26, Oswood Indiana, guarded a USAID compound in Vientiane for days after protesters seized the site. He survived on peanut brittle tea and sugar syrup while Pathet Lao taunted him by phone. He worked through the night and awaited release as embass y officials evacuated others.
The first Vietnamese refugees will arrive at Harrisburg International Airport greeted by brass bands and Pennsylvania officials. Col Paul Teehan says many refugees feel timid but hopeful as they step into the new camp. Governor Shaprio’s press aide notes the governor plans to attend the welcome.
Fifteen Brant Airlines hostesses from Dallas travel to Fort Chaffee Arkansas to assist 23000 Vietnamese refugees living on the base. Andrea McRoberts who arrived first has flown on three airlifts carrying over 700 Vietnamese orphans from Honolulu. She says vacation ends this month but she will stay on days off to help.
Dr. Herndon warns that most back injuries occur at home during routine tasks. He stresses bending with the legs, using assistive devices for heavy loads, and seeking help to avoid strains from weekend cleanup and ladder work.
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