Midway leaves Guam after plane evacuation
The U S aircraft carrier Midway departed Guam carrying about 100 warplanes and 45 helicopters loaded from South Vietnam before Saigon fell. Planes were ferried from U Tapao Thailand and the U S halted further shipments amid Thai protests.
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Doctors clash at LA hospital over patient care and firings
Twenty one interns and residents at Martin Luther King Hospital were fired for abandoning their posts as a wildcat strike spread to 55 of 73 trainees. County officials pledged flexibility for reapplications while nurses threatened a sympathy strike that did not materialize.
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Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions undergoes drastic cutbacks
In Santa Barbara the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions announces major staff reductions and a reorganization to cut losses. Malcolm Moos resigns as president and Robert Hutchins, 76, is named his successor. Senior fellows program ends and most operations shift to Chicago while most staff are laid off with severance.
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Bayh Still Sees Presidential Possibility Amid Primary Talk
Sen. Birch Bayh of Indiana says he is considering another presidential bid and weighs political sense after his 1972 withdrawal. He notes Sen. Edward Kennedy’s stance, predicts possible prolonged convention balloting, and cites polls showing Ford leading Reagan and Muskie in GOP matchups.
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UPI
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
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Kissinger Pushes Secret Diplomacy on Cuba Sanctions
Secretary of State Kissinger says ending U S and Latin American penalties on Cuba will be left to secret diplomacy. After meetings with OAS ministers, he notes a general understanding on how to proceed and warns against premature decisions. The OAS assembly considers leadership changes and possible embargo action later this year.
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Cuba
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Pendleton Accepts Two New Refugee Newborns At Camp Pendleton
At Camp Pendleton California two newborn Vietnamese refugees Le Xuan Mai and Tokin Thanh joined the camp population as capacity pressures mount. A spokesman says both babies and mothers are fine. Some refugees awaiting processing face 7 to 90 day waits depending on sponsorship and security checks.
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