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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1975

Page

4

Lisbon Newspaper Closure Sparks Socialist Liberal Clash

In Lisbon the Socialist and Liberal factions fight to shape Portugal’s future as the Armed Forces Movement closes the Republica, the capital’s last major non Communist daily. Editors publish underground edition as thousands protest outside sealed offices and a revolutionary tribunal is proposed.

Lisbon UPI Armed Forces Movement Republica Raul Rego Popular Masses Cuba Caribbean

Mrs. Ford to visit Vietnamese refugees at Camp Pendleton

First Lady Betty Ford delayed her return to Washington to visit the Little Saigon refugee camp on Marine Corps base Pendleton California. She toured the camp with briefings from Brig. Gen. Graham and Nicholas Thorn while dismissing rumors about her health and campaign future.

Camp Pendleton Calif UPI Betty Ford Washington Saigon San Diego Los Angeles California White House Ford

Final Koh Tang casualty report summary

The Pentagon reports 15 Marines killed, 3 missing, 50 wounded in Koh Tang battle during Mayaguez operation. About 210 Marines engaged. a few dozen airmen came under fire as helicopters delivered troops. Eyewitness accounts suggest the missing Marines are unlikely to be alive.

Washington UPI Pentagon Koh Tang Island Mayaguez Joseph Laitin

Women Win Right to Join Military Academies

The House voted 303 to 96 to admit women to service academies including West Point Annapolis and the Air Force and Coast Guard schools on equal terms with men. President Ford expressed condolences as Marines and other service members suffered casualties during the Koh Tang invasion and related actions.

Washington UPI House West Point Annapolis Air Force Coast Guard Senate Ford Subic Bay Philippines Koh Tang

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