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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1975

Page

10

Critics Attack Orphan Airlift Plan From Cambodia

An airlift to move hundreds of Cambodian orphans to abroad draws criticism. Journalists Cameron and Rudakevych seek to evacuate 350 children to Australia with U.S. Embassy involvement limited to transportation. Cambodian ministers push evacuation to avoid politics and aid groups seek foster placements.

United States Denis Cameron Lee Rudakevych Australia U.S Cameron Rudakevych Washington Saigon Phnom Penh Indochina Ford Kong Orn Canada Europe Gough Whitlam

Rockefeller Says He Is Not Upset Over Confidential Exchanges

Vice President Nelson Rockefeller, aboard a New Orleans bound plane, says he is not upset about not knowing of confidential exchanges between the United States and South Vietnam. He defends remarks on Sen. Henry M. Jackson and notes Ford may not have known either. The article links past presidents and aides to secret decisions amid the Nixon Thieu letters controversy.

Washington Nelson A. Rockefeller White House United States South Vietnam New Orleans Franklin D. Roosevelt Harry S. Truman Richard M. Nixon Spiro T. Agnew Africa Nixon China Gerald R. Ford Rockefeller Sen Henry M. Jackson D-Wash Ron Nelsen Nguyen van Thieu Paris Nelsen American Newspaper Publishers Association Ford Nessen Nixon-Thieu Jackson

South Korea closes Hankook Theological College amid campus clashes

In Seoul police clash with students as President Park closes Hankook Theological College indefinitely. Protests spread to four Seoul schools and Taegu. Tear gas at Kyung Hee University as 2,000 students march. Korea University president Kim Sang-hyup resigns taking moral responsibility. Yonsei also reports president Park Dae sun offering to quit.

Seoul South Korea Chung Hee Park Hankook Theological College Taegu Kyung Hee University Korea University Kim Sang-hyup Seoul University Yonsei Park Daesun

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