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Newspaper

Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1975

Page

8

Seven Arrested For Coup Attempts In Saigon

Saigon police arrested at least seven people on Thursday night over an alleged plot to overthrow President Nguyen Van Thieu. One detainee reportedly was a former key Thieu adviser, with rumors of other generals among the arrested. A government communique blamed extremists exploiting emergency conditions after North Vietnamese attacks. Curfew was tightened from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. as authorities probe the plot and two similar incidents in a week. Thieu dismissed rumors of further arrests and said investigations continue.

Nguyen Anh Interior Ministry Saigon Thieu Dan Chu (Democratic) Party É Ou Ngan Nguyen Cao Ky

Pan Am Plans Mercy Airlift Of Vietnamese Orphans

Pan American World Airways announced a mercy airlift to evacuate 400 Vietnamese orphans and 50 attendants from Saigon to Seattle with stops in Guam and Honolulu. The plan, arranged by Holt International Children’s Services, would be the largest baby lift to date, surpassing the lost Air Force C5 crash.

Washington UPI American World Airways Saigon Pan Am USS Holt International Children’s Services Eugene Ore Guam Honolulu Air Force

Bloodbath feared as Cambodian capital braces siege

Phnom Penh battles intensify as government forces retreat to defend lines near the capital while reinforcements fly in by helicopter. Prime Minister Long Boret warns a U.S. aid cut could trigger a civilian bloodbath, as 27 killed and 58 wounded are reported in a northern retreat.

Robert Kaylor Phnom Penh UPI Bali Indonesia Long Boret United States Lon Nol Boret U.S

Montana official doubts Hathaway for Interior secretary

Montana Lt. Gov. Bill Christiansen, head of the Energy Advisory Council, questions former Wyoming Gov Stan Hathaway as potential Interior secretary. Christiansen, a Democrat, says Hathaway’s record lacks sufficient qualifications and contrasts Montana’s stricter coal development stance.

Helena Mont UPD Montana Bill Christiansen Energy Advisory Council Wyoming Stan Hathaway Christiansen Hathaway Gerald Ford

Nations Pledge Aid for South Vietnam Refugees Amid Crisis

Nations respond to pleas for South Vietnam refugees with aid from Sweden six million dollars in wheat milk and medicines to Viet Cong and Saigon regions. Red Cross and UNICEF seek two million for civilians while twelve Red Cross societies pledge over four million. Lufthansa and Australian relief flights mobilize supplies and adoptions. Britain allocates one point eight million dollars with preexisting contributions.

United Press International South Vietnam Saigon Goverment Stockholm Viet Cong Geneva International Red Cross United Nations International Childrens Emergency Fund Red Cross Interna Tional Red Cross Washington Hong Kong Lufthansa Airlines Canberra Qantas Bangkok London Indochina Judith Hart

Pilot lands damaged orphan plane after near runway crash

A military transport carrying orphans broke apart after crashing in a paddy field near Tan Son Nhut airport. The pilot, at 23,000 feet after sudden decompression, kept the craft level and landed short of the runway, with more than half the passengers surviving. The rear ramp likely opened and damaged hydraulic lines, causing loss of control of tail surfaces.

Saigon Tan Son Nhut Pentagon

Heat Wave Hits North Miami Beach With 94 Degrees

New York reports the day’s highest National Weather Service temperature outside Alaska and Hawaii reached 94 degrees at North Miami Beach Florida. The morning low logged 5 degrees below zero at International Falls Minnesota.

New York UPI National Weather Service Alaska Hawaii North Miami Beach Fla International Falls Minn

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