Wealth, corruption stain Da Nang airlift amid refugee exodus
In Da Nang where refugees flood the city the rich buy priority flight space while many pay bribes for shelter and passage. Vehicles guards and barbed wire fences slow the exodus as aid flights suspend for crowd control. American led evacues face marked disparities with some securing seats through connections while others stay behind.
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Airlift to Cambodia Reopened Amid Khmer Rouge Shelling
UPI reports that the emergency airlift to Phnom Penh was ordered to resume despite heavy shelling of Pochentong Airport and the government’s limited gains on the ground. Rebels push toward the capital as loyalist forces struggle to clear the Mekong perimeter and defend the airport.
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UPI
Cambodia
Mekong River
Neak Luong
Mekong
Tuol Leap
Takeshi Nakamura
Tokyo
Kyodo
Nakamura
Phnom
Pentagon overstated Cambodia aid by 4.6 million GAO finds
GAO report says the Defense Department inflated the Cambodia aid amount by about 4.6 million, reducing available additional aid to 16.9 million. Army records showed 6 million in rockets and munitions had shifted to air components, and inconsistent accounting was cited. Congress recessed without acting on Ford's request for 222 million in extra arms aid.
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Defense Department
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General Accounting Office
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Cambodia
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James B. Pearson
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Vietnamese city of Da Nang reels under siege and refugees
Communist troops three miles from Da Nang fire rocket and mortar rounds as refugees mob transport and airlift halts. Up to one million refugees overwhelm Da Nang, while 10 000 sail on Pioneer and 8 000 aboard USS Miller amid chaotic harbor evacuations.
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Saigon
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Bon Loe
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Miller
Interference in probe of FBI agent denied
A Justice Department official rejected The Washington Post account that FBI Director Kelley tried to halt a Brooklyn probe into a Mafia linked bribery case involving FBI agent Joseph Stabile. Kelley said administrative actions should not affect the criminal investigation. Stabile remains with the FBI in Boston. Caputo, named by The Post, faces separate perjury charges and a Brooklyn trial set for April 14.
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Justice
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Boston
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Ford Tax Debate Shapes Palm Springs Trip
President Ford faces objections to a tax rebate while weighing Congress actions. A Treasury official says Ford can argue the difference between what he sent and what he received. During a nine day California trip in Palm Springs he will attend church, stay at Fred Wilson's home for 100 dollars a day, play golf and meet friends and business associates.
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Trans World Insurance
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Easter Pilgrimage Guides Through Via Dolorosa
Franciscan Father Godfrey leads a group on Good Friday along the Via Dolorosa toward the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem. American pilgrims share the narrow alleys with Arab city stalls while hawkers offer souvenirs and olive wood crucifixes amid a noted recession.
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