Retiring Adm Denton Led POW Return to Honor Navy Service
Rear Adm Jeremiah Denton, famed for guiding American POWs home from Hanoi, announced his retirement from the Navy. In a staff college address he did not cite South Vietnam’s loss, but noted he began planning retirement as Saigon fell. Denton, 50, spent 7 decades as a POW, earned the Navy Cross, and may join Spring Hill College as assistant to its president.
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Officials mum on special handling of ranking Viets
CAMP PENDLETON AP Two former South Vietnamese police generals were found resting in their tent still at Camp Pendleton amid reports they left under special treatment. Immigration officials declined to confirm whether about a dozen other high ranking Vietnamese officials were among those released last week. Brig Gen Truong Bay and Brig Gen Huynh Thoi Tay were unaware of reports tying them to a government clearance issue. The INS had placed certain officials in a special category to be released, while another State Department official said inquiries should go to Washington. Refugee processing continued at a slow pace and signs in Vietnamese advised refugees they may return home if desired. As of noon Monday 7 479 refugees had departed, 107 to Canada.
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Refugee Camp Population Shows Young Demographics
Census data from a refugee camp in Guam reveals 38 percent of residents are children and 61 percent are 25 or younger, with only 2 percent over 65. A computer study of 9,000 refugees finds 10 percent doctors 10 percent dentists and 3 percent pharmacists.
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