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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jun 03, 1978

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Refugee family on the road from Burma to camp in Bangladesh

A Rohingya Moslem father carries his son on Teknaf Road as refugees trek toward a Bangladesh camp. In five weeks more than 165,000 Rohingya have fled Burma on foot or by boat, escaping brutality in the Arakan region where they lived for generations.

Burma Teknaf Road Bangladesh Arakas Hellings Rekingye Arakan Arskan Lecea Saidur Rahman Hamad Hussein Aten

Convicted Nazi sought funds from neo-Nazi readership

In Chicago, Frank Walus, stripped of U.S. citizenship for World War II Jew-killing Nazi ties, says he likely solicited defense funds via neo-Nazi magazines Liberty Heil and Vanguard. He claimed small contributions, toward $500 total, from readers and even sought aid from unions and churches, all of which refused.

Chicago Frank Walus U.S Walus Liberty Heil Vanguard United Auto Workers Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago Binai B’rith Anti Defamation League Wallis Jewish Service Organization Poland Liberty Bell National Vanguard Ou Ltd Aaod League Sai

Exodus of Muslims from Burma Strains Bangladesh Camps

Tens of thousands of Muslims flee Burma into Bangladesh as fears mount of a widening exodus. Refugee camps at Teknaf near Arakan face hunger, disease, and scarce water while violence and rape allegations mark accounts from fleeing families. Humanitarian aid appeals rise amid mounting regional tension and a U.N. relief request of 15.5 million dollars.

Risk cited in aluminum house wiring

Washington AP A congressman warns families in homes wired with aluminum between 1965 and 1973 face potential fire hazards. Rep John Moss says 1.5 million homeowners lack adequate warnings as CPSC sues 28 manufacturers over allegedly hazardous systems.

Washington John Moss D-Calif House Consumer Product Safety Commission Commission Robert Noonan Robert Kelly Kelly Noonan Subcommittee Moss

Blacks fear tax cut will hurt public services in California

In California the proposed property tax cut Proposition 13 faces Black leaders fears of reduced services. A poll shows a strong Black opposition while some support exists. Leaders warn lower tax revenue could depress employment and housing conditions in Black communities amid racial tensions at rallies.

Sacramento Calif California ADO Landlords’ Association Uutatve Jarvis

Conservatives sponsor thought camp Wattress

Conservatives promote a summer thought camp aiming to recruit 135 175 youths, with Charles Ar Bedieret noting broad attention to youths drawn by the society during its 11 years. He cites last year when 30 of 39 members who attended signed up, with initiation fee set at 68 dollars for adults and members. The camp enters its fourth year at the 411 facility.

Wattress Charles Ar- Bedieret Grep Society Hea

Chinese Evacuation Plan for Ethnic Chinese From Vietnam

Hong Kong paper Hein Wen Pao reports China will send ships to Haiphong and Ho Chi Minh City within a day or two to evacuate ethnic Chinese expelled from Vietnam. Ships would sail from Whampoa Canton’s deep water port, citing unnamed reliable sources. The move follows rumors of punishment tied to China’s Cambodia aid amid tensions and Vietnam border conflict.

Bong Kong Chien Shipe Haiphong Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam Hong Kong Hein Wen Pao Whampoa Canton

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