Two Million Forced March From Cambodia Capital
New York Times correspondent Sydney Schanberg reported from Phnom Penh that about half of Cambodia's seven million people were uprooted and compelled to march inland after the Khmer Rouge takeover. He described a astonish spectacle of mass exodus with hospitals emptied and crowds moving as a human carpet.
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Refugee aid bill reduced in Congress debate
Congress backs emergency aid for Indochina refugees but trims Ford's 507 million request to 405 million via the foreign operations panel. The House Judiciary Committee approves unlimited authorization. Senate action hinges on House passage and further deliberation before action next week.
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Pompeii and Herculaneum Destroyed by Vesuvius Eruption
In 79 A.D. the Vesuvius eruption destroyed Pompeii and Herculaneum in Italy, killing more than 2,000 people and leaving a lasting mark on ancient history.
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