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Refugee gold trade at Camp Pendleton reaches new high
On the California base refugees traded gold taels and gems through U S Silver and Deak D Inc. The largest single deal reported around 350000 dollars involved a South Vietnamese refugee, as the market broadened to Fort Chaffee, Ft. Eglin, and Indiantown Gap. The brokers note most sales are small, about 200 to 250 dollars, with many refugees moving their valuables before leaving camps.
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California
Jack L. Hardy
Ts. Silver Corp
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Ark
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Vietnam
Deak &D. Inc
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Refugee children at Pendleton await parents or sponsors
About 106 unaccompanied refugee children at Camp Pendleton face limbo as officials decide their fate. Most were sent out of Vietnam by parents who could not flee, with reunions rare and decisions on foster care or adoption pending. Red Cross cares for 33, while options include group sponsorship or refugee families, with a requirement to return a child when parents or relatives are located.
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Vietnam
Nick Thorne
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Cambodia
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Sai Thorne
Soviet Trade Stance Draws Kremlin Hard Line
Moscow says the Kremlin will resist conditions on trade and emigration as UPI reports Tass analyst Yuri Kornilov warns U.S. pressure harms both nations. The piece follows 14 American senators exiting Kremlin talks without progress, with a Tass critique of Sen. Henry Jackson and calls for renewed detente efforts.
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