Refugees Reach U S as Cuba Ends Airlift
Raul Lauzurika 56 greets his wife Berta and daughter as he arrives in Miami on the last Freedom Flight from Cuba. Cuba suspends all refugee flights and the Castro government processes final refugee lists. Since 1965 the program has flown 245 803 refugees to the United States.
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Cuban airlift ends Refugees' reaction and despair in Miami
In Miami's Little Havana exhausted refugees react to Fidel Castro suspending the freedom flights. Tomas, a Cuban farmer, fears he must return without his wife and children, while observers note a shift from skilled imports to a larger share of nonworking groups among arrivals.
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Man with hypodermic needle gets three years probation
Elyrian, 21, Terry LaCourse pleaded guilty to possessing a hypodermic needle to administer illegal drugs and received three years probation from Lorain County Common Pleas Judge LeRoy F. Kelly. He was also charged with forging a prescription, which was dropped.
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Talks in Paris Postponed One Week Over Holiday
The 128th session of the Paris Vietnam peace talks will be held next Thursday instead of today due to a North Vietnamese national holiday. Hanoi’s chief negotiator Xuan Thuy proposed delaying the next meeting by one week, a plan agreed to by the South Vietnamese, U.S. and Viet Cong delegations.
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