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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1975

Page

3

Thieu Lives Secluded in Taipei Villa After Saigon Fall

Former South Vietnamese president Nguyen van Thieu, dubbed to blame for the loss of Saigon, hides in a high walled Taipei villa. He has left home rarely in 1 1/2 months, visiting Chiang Kai-shek’s tomb once, guarded around the clock. Officials say he may stay in Taiwan or move to Europe, Britain, or Switzerland, while observers note fears for his safety if he travels.

Taipei UPT Neuyen van Thieu South Vietnam Thieu Chiang Kai-shek Nguyen van Kieu Saigon Huard Thien Europe Taiwan Britain Switzerland Thiéu

More refugee camps urged at Ft Chaffee to aid Vietnamese

Bob Devecchi of the International Rescue Committee at Ft Chaffee urges opening six to eight new medium camps to quickly link Vietnamese refugees with American sponsors before public interest fades. He cites 130000 refugees abroad and current camps across the U S Guam Wake Island and Subic Bay.

Ft, Chaffee, Ark UPD Guam Bob Devecchi International Rescue Committee Ft. Chaffee IRC U.S Devecchi United States Wake Island Subic Bay Philippines South Vietnam David Lewis United States Catholic Conference Henry Webb

Resistance to Viet Reds said wiped out in Mekong Delta

Viet Cong soldiers aided by private citizens reportedly crushed a pocket of anti-Communist resistance in Dinh Tuong Province between May 29 and June in Cho Gao district. The Liberation Radio broadcast said unre­ported military men were eliminated and that other reactionary elements were exposed. No further details were provided. The report notes scattered resistance since Saigon fell, seen as no threat to the new regime. A separate Lao broadcast claimed Laos is restructuring its army, cutting forces to 30,000 from 50,000 and ordering political courses for soldiers.

Bangkok Thailand Mekong Liberation Radio Dinh Tuong Saigon Cho Gao Laos

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