U S seeks to expand housing for Vietnamese refugees
U S refugee camps are at capacity with thousands more Vietnamese awaiting transfer on Guam and aboard ships. Congress has yet to approve a 46 million relief bill as L Dean Brown urges swift action. Camp Pendleton shelters 18 648 refugees while the pipeline from Guam is closed. Fort Chaffee has exceeded capacity and Eglin Air Force Base houses 2 519 people. A Pentagon spokesman says another base may open if overcrowding continues.
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Florida
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Wake Island
Philippines
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Fla
Daily Horoscope for May 14 1975 Aries to Pisces
May 14 1975 horoscope advises keeping home promises to avoid offense, warns Taurus on unclear motives from coworkers, and cautions Gemini against lending prized items. Cancer focuses on appearance, Leo faces potential misread flirtations, Virgo guards against costly social gifts. Libra should show gratitude, Scorpio risks overgiving, Sagittarius must enforce obligations. Capricorn yields to pressure, Aquarius warns against burden shifting, Pisces cautions social contact may mislead.
Diplomacy Faces Hurdles Over Mayaguez Seizure
The Mayaguez seizure mirrors the Pueblo incident but differs as the ship is privately owned and its crew of 40 is held by Cambodia. Diplomatic channels remain limited with no direct U.S. contact to Khmer Rouge. no foreign embassies remain in Phnom Penh and third parties like the Soviet Union have been sidelined.
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UPI
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Peru
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Coral Sea
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Panmunjom
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Phnom Penh
Soviet Union
San Diego
UPS
Lloyd Bucher
Cambodia
Bucher
Navy
Russian sailors tour Bicentennial Boston amid detente
Youthful Russian sailors from destroyers Boykiy and Zhyuchiy visit Boston landmarks after welcome ceremonies led by Soviet Ambassador Dorbinin and U S Vice Admiral Turner. They tour Freedom Trail, Boston University Medical School, and the Public Library while sampling American life and meeting locals.
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Zhyuchiy
Anatoly Dorbinin
U.S
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Boston Public Library
Old North Church
USS
Albany
Naval Air Station
South Weymouth
Boston Harbor
Leningrad
VW in red first time in history
Volkswagen reports a $343 million loss for 1974 with no dividend and plans to cut about 20 percent of its workforce. Sales fell 12 percent and U.S. sales dropped 25.8 percent amid rising fuel costs and a global recession.
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Wolfsburg
West Germany
Volkswagen
Schmuecker
U.S
Despondent Vietnamese refugees at Camp Pendleton face grim outlook
Refugees in Camp Pendleton’s Little Saigon express despair over future identity and employment as medical staff call for psychotherapy. The base houses 18,648 refugees, beyond capacity, with pipelines closed and overflow sent to Ft. Chaffee and Eglin AFB.
California doctors lobby for end to boycotts and high premiums
Sacramento reports lawmakers and physicians met to curb rising malpractice costs. Senate bills push pools to guarantee availability of insurance and limit premium payments while a special session may be called. Anesthesiologists protest premium hikes as the Legislature weighs long term reforms.
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UPI
Aaa
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Edmund G. Brown Jr
Mills
Assembly
Leo. T. McCarthy
Brown
Senate
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R-Tiburon
McCarthy
Behr
California
California Governor Signs Sex Acts Legalization Bill
Gov. Edmund G Brown Jr signed AB489 creating a Bill of Rights for Homosexuals, legalizing private consenting adult sex acts and repealing old prohibitions. The measure, effective Jan 1, removes penalties for adultery oral copulation and sodomy, sparking support from homosexual groups and opposition from some religious lawmakers.
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UPS
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
Willie L. Brown Jr
San Francisco
Four Trapped Workers in Fox River Tunnel Collapse
Rescue teams struggle to reach three workers trapped beneath the Fox River after a sewer gas explosion that killed one. Four men were trapped. authorities later identified them as Roger Uhlig Darold Badora Wilfred De Grave and Charles Dunkerson. Three rescue attempts failed to reach the trio, and officials held out hope they might be alive despite methane gas and blast risks.
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Cedarburg
Darold J. Badora
Greenfield
Wilfred DeGrave
New Franken
Charles Dunkerson
Racine
Milk price war threatens Sacramento dairy price study
Sacramento dairy officials warn a severe milk price war could derail a state experiment testing the impact of suspending minimum retail prices in the area. A public hearing is set for May 23 as groups press to scrap or reinstate price supports amid consumer pressure and market tensions.
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Luther Wallace
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