U S Shifts Vietnamese Airlift to Guam Base
The United States abruptly moved its Vietnamese airlift from Clark Air Base in the Philippines to Andersen Air Force Base on Guam to reduce friction with Manila and handle a surge of refugees. About 10,000 evacuees had been flown from Saigon, with thousands more to be moved to Guam or the United States. Territorial officials in Guam supported housing up to 25,000 refugees, while Britain and other nations evacuated missions and Cambodia remained silent after Phnom Penh’s surrender.
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U S Denies Marines Have Landed In Vietnam
Tokyo reports of a U S Marine battalion landing at Vung Tau to aid evacuees are rejected by the White House and Pentagon as absolutely untrue. Pentagon spokesmen say no landings are imminent and embassy officials in Saigon deny the claim.
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