Thieu Forms New South Vietnam Government After Cabinet Resigns
President Thieu announced the South Vietnamese cabinet has resigned and a new government will be formed led by Nguyen Ba Can. He criticized U.S. aid gaps while urging Americans to meet commitments as Saigon faces a major Communist offensive and internal turmoil.
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Can
Saigon
Assembly
Thieu
U.S
Frederick C. Weyand
American Congress
South Vietnam
America
Tragic C5A crash carries 243 orphans to U S
United States officials report 243 orphans aged 8 months to 12 years aboard a C5A cargo jet when two rear doors blew off at 23 000 feet causing a crash near Tan Son Nhut airport. Survivors numbered at least 100 children and up to 20 adults with 44 U S mission escorts and military medics aboard. President Ford pledged continuation of the airlift.
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U.S
South Vietnam
Ford
United States
Air Force
Pentagon
Clark Field
Philippines
Travis Afb
Calif
Dennis Traynor
Paris
Saigon
Tan Son Nhut
Lagomarsino visits Lompoc for town meeting
Representative Robert J. Lagomarsino drew more than 200 residents to the Lompoc Library for his first major appearance here since the November election. The Ojai Republican fielded questions on malpractice insurance, inflation, Social Security, base tax policy, energy, Israel, Vietnam aid, and illegal immigration.
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Robert J. Lagomarsino
Lompoc
Lagomarsino
Ojai
GOP
Watergate
Charles M. Teague
Panama
U.S
Israel
South Vietnam
Cambodian capital defense tightens as rebel force pushes back
Government forces retreat from three positions near Phnom Penh amid heavy fighting and flee into reinforcements by helicopter. At least 27 killed 58 wounded and 55 missing as defense lines shift closer to the city. Prime Minister Long Boret warned Bali talks could trigger a bloodbath if U.S. aid is cut. Airborne scouts report up to 2000 rebel reinforcements northwestward while the American Embassy plans a personnel reduction flight.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
Bali
Indonesia
Long Boret
United States
Lon Nol
Boret
U.S
Ford vows mission to continue mercy effort after Saigon crash
President Ford pledged that the mercy mission would persist after a United States C5A mercy flight crashed near Saigon killing 178 people, many orphans being evacuated to the United States. He offered condolences and said survivors would be flown when able and others would still be journeying to new homes.
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San Francisco
UPI
United States
Ford
U.S
Air Force
Saigon
South Vietnam
Palm Springs
Remedies push plans to curb malpractice insurance crisis
The article outlines proposed solutions to rising medical malpractice costs. California groups including the State Bar Advisory Commission on Medical Malpractice and Assemblyman Gary Hart discuss licensing, relicensing, hospital practice reviews, and arbitration. HR 3252 would pursue a voluntary national health plan with private doctors paying lower premiums via federal arbitration and funding.
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State Bar Advisory Commission On
San Francisco
Commission
Dean E. McHenry
McHenry
Congress
House
Subcommittee On Public Health
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Peter Fisher
Santa Barbara
British Columbia
Fisher
Ottawa
Bureau of Statistics
Federal Insurance Agency
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People of America
Clarence Moran
M Street
Pine Avenue
John Peto
N. Lupine St
Moran
North O St
Lompoc Hospital
By Vaughn Proctor
Police Department
Lompoc Jr. Alpha Club
Carol Burnett
Terri Cotten
Assembly Committee
California
Professional Liability Compensation Commission
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