Vietnam orphans become American families after Babylift
The AP report follows 54 Vietnamese orphans moved to the United States in 1975 by World Airways. Now living as Americans across the country, they are rearing families, attending school, and embracing diverse faiths. Nam, Lan, and others share growing up with adoptive parents, siblings, and new identities in Denver, New York, and beyond.
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Vietnam
Saigon
United States
Peter Arnett
San Francisco
Lua
World Airway
Ed Daley
Thority
Oakland
Calif
Pacific
Cherie Clark
Denver
Friends of Children In
Associated Press
America
Nam
Clark
Lan
Robyn Lan Kosinski
Spring Valley
N.Y
Mrs. Palmer
Richard
Qui Nhon
Kolinskis
Adele Kolinski
Palmers
Laa
Kolinsky
Washington
National Cancer Institute
American Society of Clinical Investigation
Tulsa Bar Fight Leaves Woman Dead and Three Wounded
A Tulsa woman, Dorothy Ann McClure, 29, died after an argument outside the Broadway Inn tavern ended in gunfire. Kelsia Bradford, 46, was seriously wounded and three others, including Joyce Jones, 24, and Edward C. Whited, 41, suffered minor injuries. Whited and Antonio Stuart, 21, were arrested. Neighbors estimated 3 to 5 shots. no weapon was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Dorothy Ann McClure
Broadway Inn
Kelsia Bradford
Whited
Antonio Stuart
Stuart
Federal criminal law overhaul would decriminalize small marijuana use
Senators McClellan and Kennedy propose a unified federal code to simplify laws, remove marijuana possession under 10 grams as a federal offense, provide up to 500 dollar fines for small possession and 30 day penalties, and expand victim compensation for violent crimes. The bill also targets Watergate style offenses, tightens sentencing, and broadens civil rights enforcement.
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Oklahoma City
David Boren
Oklahoma
Boren
Mandell Matheson
Tulsa
Houses
Matheson
Legislative
Washington
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Edward F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Griffin B. Bell
McClellan
Kennedy
Congress
California
Edmund G
Pat” Brown
Commission
Senate Judiciary Committee
Subcommittee On Criminal Laws
Senate
House
Special
Watergate Prosecutor Task Force
U S Army court slow as witnesses flown in delay in German case
Trial of three U S Army soldiers charged with killing a German prostitute delayed as defense seeks three witnesses from the United States. Details unreleased. witnesses include two soldiers and a soldier’s wife. The defendants are Dennis T. Swols Kim A. Seal and Tim A. Andrews.
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Schweinfurt
West Germany
United States
America
Vincenz Miller
Dennis T. Swols
Enfield
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AP News
Kenneth Dale Warlick
Canadian County
Rena Kay Petty
Broken Arrow
Welfare Department
Steve Minter
American Public Welfare Association
Minter
The
Welfare Association
Virgie Dewitt
Miss Dewitt
Citizens Against
State Capitol
Wardlow
Tiny Tim
Santa Barbara
Mary Palmer
State Department
Ben Kolinski
Vung Tau
Tom Clark
U.S
Daley
Canada
Mexico
World Airways
Robyn Lan Kolinski
Robyn
People’s Republic of China
William H. Greysteen Jr
Greysteen
Shanghai
Richard M. Nixon
Peking
Han Hsu
Harold Brown
Defense
Pentagon
Brown
William Proxmire
Dwis
Pro
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