Qui Hoa Untouched by 20 Years of War
AP Special Report describes Qui Hoa in South Vietnam near the China Sea where a leprosarium run by Franciscans and migrant sisters thrives despite war. The village shows rebuilt cottages, a chapel, theater, and new hospital while American troops aid with materials and support over two decades of conflict.
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Qui Hoa
Robert D. Ohman
China Sea
Viet Nam
Saigon
Paul Maheu
Sisters of the Frantage
Sar‘um
Missionaries of Mary
Korea
Tiger Division
The
Hoa
Marie
Charles Antoine
Oni
Namese
Quit
Fifth Special
Nhon
Forces Group
Airborne
Qui Nhon
Joseph D. Pallegrino
Garment Description Teases Classic Sheath Style Dress
A right side notice shows a sheath silhouette with three-quarter sleeves and a belt. The fabric is a Pie-acrylic 20 wool jersey bonded to acetate tricot in black and red. Size and finish details are partially legible with finish notes unreadable.
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