Hanoi Eyes Unification as North Vietnam Aims Capital
North Vietnam's National Assembly urged Hanoi to become the capital of a united country, with no date set for unification. Saigon reports note clergy from the former South Vietnamese army must register within three days and 18,700 people moved from Saigon to their native areas.
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Thailand
North Vietnam
National Assembly
Hanoi
North
South Vietnam
Meir City
Saigon
Saigon Radio
Laos
U.S. Agency For International Development
Kukrit Pramoj
Vang Pao
Central Intelligence Agency
United States
van Pao
Pathet Lao
Radio Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Senate report calls refugee program a shambles
A Senate report blasts the Indochina refugee resettlement program as a shambles and predicts many refugees will stay in camps for six months to a year. Chairman Edward M. Kennedy says drift and confusion hinder the effort to resettle 131,000 refugees, with 102,314 still in camps as of early June.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Subcommittee On
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Interagency Task Force
Statue toppled at Bien Hoa military cemetery in Vietnam
A South Vietnamese soldier statue at Bien Hoa's entrance toppled onto its head after Provisional Revolutionary Government soldiers pulled it over. A sign reads regret as the figure, shown thinking of fallen comrades, stands in front of the cemetery. Photo was taken in the last week of May.
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Bien Hoa
Saigon
Provisional Revolutionary Government
Brookings urges $2 billion save in military pay reform
An independent Brookings Institution study released Sunday proposes replacing salaries, special allowances, and tax benefits for servicemen with a single taxed salary. It estimates the military pay system wastes up to $2 billion annually and notes total personnel costs at $37 billion this year.
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Washington
The
Brookings Institution
White House stumbles over Rockefeller CIA report handling
The Rockefeller Commission report on the CIA triggers White House doubt and public controversy over release. President Ford faces scrutiny as aides dispute timing and possible suppression, while Senate Democrat Frank Church cites evidence of murder plots and disputed material.
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CIA
Jack W. Germond
Washington Star
Washington
Rockefeller Commission
Central Intelligence Agency
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ford
Ronald Nelsen
White Horse Rose Garden
Rockefeller
Capitol
Nessen
CIA Commission
Commission
Sen
Frank Church
Idaho
Senate
Church
Accidental Death Benefits Descriptions and Renewability
Details outline death and dismemberment benefits within 90 days of accident with scales by age and event type. Notably auto pedestrian farm and travel accidents have specified amounts. renewability is at the company's option and premiums may change.
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Natio Casualty Company of
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