Four marry proposals to Viet refugee jilted by remarried husband
In Bangor Maine a 24 year old South Vietnamese refugee Vu Thi Lan, who arrived six days ago, discovers her GI husband Michael Green has remarried without divorce. At least four men have proposed to Lan by letters and a phone call from Indiana. Police say she plans to stand on her own, works at a restaurant, opened a bank account, and has repaid welfare. Green faces possible bigamy charges as he remains with his second wife Roseanna.
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Bangor
Maine
UPI
Vu Thi Lan
Indiana
Joseph Freidman
Reva Rolnick
Lan
Youth Bureau
Friedman
Sing
Department of Welfare
Green
Roseanna
California
Penobscot County
David Cox
Ky eyed for post at college
Former Vietnamese Premier Nguyen Cao Ky has been asked to apply for a $46,000 a year post as a community college superintendent in the Los Rios district. Trustee Robert B. Lynch invited Ky to seek the job, noting his executive experience, as the current superintendent plans retirement in August. Ky has not yet responded.
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Sacramento
UPI
Nguyen Cao Ky
Los Rios
Lynch
Community College
George A. Rice Jr
South Vietnamese
Air Force
Camp Pendleton
Refugees gain chance to trade money at camp
A Washington based money exchange firm opened a currency and gold trading trailer near a Vietnamese refugee camp in Chaffee Arkansas. Vice president Otto Ruesch said the service helps refugees convert foreign currency and gold, likening the setup to an airport exchange.
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FT. Chaffee, Ark
Money Exchange Company
Otto Ruesch
Deak and Co
Money—Exchange
Ruesch
Younger greets refugees and apologizes for protests
California Attorney General Evelle J. Younger welcomed Vietnamese refugees at Camp Pendleton and apologized for hostile statements by others. He wept while noting many law abiding citizens are unemployed and urged refugees to become productive, find peace, and feel safe in America.
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Camp Pendleton
UPI
California
Evelle J. Younger
Younger
U.S
Whitlam says U.S. remains ally despite Vietnam
Australian Prime Minister Gough Whitlam told President Ford and other leaders that non Communist nations still view the United States as a reliable ally despite the Vietnam war.
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Washington
Gough Whitlam
Vietnam
United States
Whitlam
Ford
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