No plans yet to evacuate 1 000 Americans in Laos
The State Department said there are no evacuation plans for about 1,000 U S citizens in Laos as the Pathet Lao appear to seize control of the landlocked country. In Bangkok, ASEAN talks were proposed to include Laos and others amid pacific signals. In Saigon a Catholic archbishop urged reconciliation and rebuilding efforts.
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United States
Laos
Pathet Lao
Washington
Bangkok
Association of Southeast Asian Nations
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Burma
Nguyen van Binh
Saigon
New York
Associated Press
Vientiane
Souvanna Phouma
Secret Marine trio airlift Saigon family to U.S. rescue
Three retired Marine captains led a covert mission days before Saigon fell to rescue a Vietnamese family and another refugee group. Alan Myers of Norwalk helped orchestrate the plan with John Collins of Washington and Bruce Cleveland. The Le Thi family and 14 others flew to safety, ending in Guam and then Camp Pendleton after a hazardous escape route from Saigon.
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Norwalk
Saigon
America
Alan Myers
Chanh
Vietnam
Myerses
John Collins
Washington, D.C
le Thi Xuan
Phung
Yen
Oanh
Liem
Cleveland Hopkins
Myers
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Bruce Cleveland
Collins
U.S
le Thi
Guam
Ton Son Nhut Air Base
Mekong Delta
South Vietnam
Dave Scott
Supreme Court lets stand Boston school desegregation rulings
The Supreme Court today let stand federal court decisions finding Boston authorities unconstitutionally promoted school segregation. The rulings, now final, come amid rampant turmoil and resistance to busing in Boston, especially South Boston, as U.S. District Judge Garrity Jr. prepared a new plan last week with no specific plan before the Court.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Boston
U.S
W. Arthur Garrity Jr
Springtime climb at South Park Rec shows Zeller children
In South Park Recreation, Roberta Zeller five, and her brother Richie four, scale cross bars under a sunlit sky. Their parents, Mr and Mrs Richard Zeller, live at 162 Brunswick Dr. C-T Photo by John Kenney.
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South Park
Roberta Zeller
Richie
Richard Zeller
Brunswick Dr
C-T
John Kenney
Cathedral plans archives of faith for post-rapture world
Akron based Cathedral of Tomor announced plans to film and microfilm personal testimonies for an archives of faith to benefit survivors after the rapture. Rev Rex Humbard says donations fund four page video testimonies for a reservoir of faith and a future trust to maintain the witness. He envisions the archives as a religious museum attracting up to 500000 visitors yearly.
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Akron
UPU
Cathedral of Tomorrow
Rex Humbard
Humbard
The
Answer
Archives of Faith
Earth
Soviet Warships Visit U S Port and Boston Harbor Salute
Soviet destroyers Boykiy and Zhyuchiy arrived in Boston for a courtesy visit while U S destroyers Leahy and Tattnall entered Leningrad Harbor. A 21 gun salute welcomed the Soviet ships off Commonwealth Pier as fireboats toured the harbor. R embodies a joint greeting with Soviet ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin and Rear Adm Kalinin arranging further discussions.
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U.S
Leningrad
Boykiy
Zhyuchiy
Boston Harbor
Boston
Commonwealth Pier
Anatoly Dobrynin
A.M. Kalinin
Ravsten
Dobrynin
Kalinin
Massachusett
Lorain youth sought after fatal March crash
A 14 year old boy who drove in a fatal March 7 crash on Abbe Road is being sought by police after his mother reported he took the car again. The youth wore a cast and had jaws wired shut from the earlier accident. Nancy Coates, 32, of Sheffield Lake, died in the collision with Kenneth Boggs, 15, who is to appear in Lorain County Juvenile Court Friday.
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Kenneth Boggs
Florida Ave
Boggs
Abbe Road
Sheffield Village
Nancy Coates
Sheffield Lake
Lorain County
Kenneth
McKinley Street
E. 29Th St
Kindness Day Assault Leaves Official Injured in D.C.
Washington AP reports Agriculture Department aide Steven Laine was stabbed while walking through crowds near the Washington Monument during a Kindness Day event. Doctors fear he may lose the right eye after being struck from behind with a sharp object as about 125,000 attendees gathered for rock music sponsored by the Park Service and a group named Compared to What, Inc. Laine says he pleaded for help but received none.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Washington Monument
Steven Laine
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Laine
The
Park Service
Iac
Photo on Page 5 Described Crowd Rush to Hospital
A dramatic photo on page 5 shows a man pushed toward the edge of a crowd before being rushed to a hospital. Park police say about 100 people were robbed or fed during the incident.
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Park
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