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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1975

Page

12

Refugees Held on Guam Until U S Sites Ready

U S officials halted Viet Namese refugee flights from Saigon to the United States, holding arrivals on Guam while plans were made for care in California and elsewhere. California officials and Congress members pressed for details on numbers, funding, and facilities, with deployments to Camp San Luis Obispo Camp Roberts and Camp Irwin proposed for processing and housing.

Guam U.S Washington Saigon United States California Congressional State Department Burt Talcott Rcalif Talcott Camp San Luis Obispo Camp Roberts Camp Irwin Barstow California Assembly Leo McCarthy Ford Henry Kissinger McCarthy Congress Norman Mineta Fortney Stark Kissinger Stark Mineta Paso Robles San Francisco Presidio Long Beach Naval Station Travis

AID OK'D Debate Over Evacuation and Military Use

Senators divided over diverting aid to military supply and the risk of evacuations in Indochina. Some urged rapid removal of nonessential Americans to avoid troop deployments while safeguarding presidential flexibility under the new bill, opposed by Abourezk Clark and Stevenson III.

James Abourezk D-S._D Saigon Dick Clark D-Iown Ford Clark Adlai Stevenson III D-Ill U.S Indochina Jacob Javits Rn.y Congress Javits

Bluster at the Bluff at Long Beach Park

Long Beach winds gusting to 35 mph whip sand at Bluff Park turning a beach stroll into a wind tossed scene with limited sightseeing Friday.

Long Beach’s Bluff Park

Resignation, evacuations unfold as Saigon crisis deepens

The Viet Cong demanded Thieu’s resignation and pressed for his exit while Huong emerged as a potential successor. U.S. Marines were boosted at the Saigon embassy to about 120 as security concerns rose. Evacuations accelerated with thousands seeking exits via Guam and the Philippines as Phnom Penh's regime collapsed and foreign missions closed.

Saigon Washington William S. Broomfield R.mich Ford Administration Hanoi Broomfield Henry A. Kissinger House International Relations Committee Thailand Phnom Penh Paris

Rusk Reflects on 1968 Vietnam Exit Fate

Former Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the 1968 decision to leave Vietnam has led to ongoing consequences and human tragedy. He spoke in Washington after addressing the American Society of International Law, noting the the American people chose to withdraw and must accept the results.

Washington (Ap Dean Rusk Vietnam Rusk Kennedy Johnson University of Georgia Washington American Society of International Law

Social Security hike details in Ford proposal

Ford proposes a 5 percent monthly Social Security increase, arguing benefits have risen 77 percent since 1969, far above the 40 percent cost-of-living rise. The House Budget Committee weighs a 7 percent advisory increase. July checks would lift average retiree benefits from 184 to 200 dollars, couples from 314 to 341, and SSI maximums from 146 to 157.70 for individuals and 219 to 236.60 for couples.

Ford Congress House Budget Committee

Drunk Covey hijack incident ends with FBI arrest

After a midflight takedown, Covey was abandoned by two crew members and escorted off the plane by FBI agents in Atlanta. Passengers recalled his intoxication and a blue flight bag while authorities planned charges of air piracy.

O’keefe Covey John Morris Duke University Springfield Ill Atlanta Newark FBI Washington

Ford urges crackdown on violent street crime and repeat offenders

President Ford spoke on crime focusing on violent predatory offenses plaguing neighborhoods. He urged humane prison treatment but argued repeaters must be kept off the streets and delays in trials ended to ensure swift convictions and imprisonment.

Ford

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