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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1975

Page

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Reds enter Da Nang in a hopeless city crisis

Communist troops moved into Da Nang under shellfire and a breakdown of discipline in government forces. Evacuation flights were cut as riots erupted. up to 8 killed, with 100000 troops out of action and refugees crowding the area. Commanders sought shelter offshore.

Saigon UPI da Nang South Vietnam South China Sea Gov Ernment

Pilgrims Follow Way of the Cross in Jerusalem

Weeping and praying pilgrims from many nations walked the Holy City's Way of the Cross on Good Friday as two bombs exploded outside the Old City wounding 13. Officials reported 11 500 visitors for Easter and Passover, while police said the procession was smaller than last year. Ten Arabs were questioned after the blasts.

Jerusalem Holy City Old City Italy United Nations United States Japan Ministry of Tourism Holy Land

Winds Ease as March Winds Subside and Warmth Rises

Southern California sees winds dying after a week of gusts up to 50 mph with coastal canyons feeling the taper. Forecasters expect moderate 15 to 25 mph winds this morning, followed by a warming trend sending temperatures to around 65 today and 68 for Easter Sunday with sunny days ahead Monday and Tuesday.

California National Weather Service

Billion dollars in weapons lost as South Vietnam retreated

Vietnamese and Western sources say South Vietnam abandoned hundreds of artillery pieces trucks planes mortars tanks armored personnel carriers and rifles totaling over 1 billion dollars in losses. Western officials warn of catastrophic damage as Gen Weyand and Ambassador Martin meet President Thieu to discuss deteriorating security.

Saigon South Vietnam Armed Forces Logistics Command Army Ford Weyand U.S Graham Martin Nguyen van Thieu

Ford to address nation on tax bill and economy

President Ford will speak tonight from the Oval Office to reveal his decision on the 24.8 billion tax cut bill and outline broader economic policy. A White House official said he is still deciding and will announce tomorrow evening before an Easter holiday trip to Palm Springs.

Washington Ford White House Ron Nelsen Nessen Oval Office Nelsen Palm Springs Calif Economic Policy Board Treasury

Home loan money sits idle as mortgage demand lags

Billions of dollars are available for Americans to borrow for homes while mortgage demand rises slowly. Rates for conventional loans have fallen to 9 percent or less in some areas, and First National City Bank cut its prime to 7 percent. Deposits at savings and loan institutions jumped in February and January, signaling abundant lending capacity, yet housing demand remains weak amid a recession and a large housing backlog from 1974 with 400,000 homes unsold.

Richard Hughes UPI First National City Bank of New York Chicago United States League of Savings Associations Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco California Arizona Nevada Savings and Loan Associations League

Sniper Holds Mount Holly for Hours in Deadly Shootout

In Mount Holly New Jersey a sniper fired on police from a three story house injuring several officers and killing two before officers stormed the building. James Carhart 25 was wounded and hospitalized with another suspect taken into custody after the final assault.

Mount Holly Clarke Eston James Carhart Carhart Louis Eston Pat Kennedy

Nixon legal bills reach 297294 dollars and 60 cents

Panel to probe harassment within the FDA is noted on page A-5 and the Faisal assassination is described on page C8. The Easter section highlights holy week religious activities with a light note on pickled quail eggs on page B.

Richard Nixon FDA

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