End of Large Scale Airlift of Orphans
About 1,700 children evacuated from Southeast Asia to the United States and other countries during Operation Baby Lift. Saigon official says future departures will be in smaller groups as the airlift reaches its scheduled quota and all evacuees were in the adoption process.
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Chiang Kai shek burial set for April 16 in Tsihu village
Officials schedule a Christian ceremony before Chiang Kai shek's burial in Tsihu, Taiwan, with a state funeral postponed awaiting possible mainland access. Budgets of mourning ripple through Taiwan as guns salute, flags lower, and leaders from Ford to Nixon react with condolences.
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Two Hijackers Executed After Iraqi Airliner Hijack
Iran executed Fuad Alghaitan and Taha Namiei, two Iraqi hijackers, by firing squad for taking an Iraqi Airways Boeing last month. The March 3 hijack ended with a landing in Iran and a gun battle that killed several passengers.
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Shenandoah Area Seeks Windstorm Federal Aid
Shenandoah County is the only area planning to seek federal disaster relief after a recent windstorm. Frederick and Clarke counties and Winchester do not consider damage severe enough. Officials caution no surveys or plans exist yet for disaster declarations or countywide damage estimates.
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Mekong Delta shelled as Baby Lift ends evacuation
Communist led forces shelled at least ten district capitals in the Mekong Delta and near Saigon's major fuel depot. The Baby Lift evacuation of about 1700 Vietnamese orphans concluded on a large scale with more than 200 children and two USAF planes heading to the United States. Viet Cong accused the governments of stealing the children as government troops retook an outpost near Tay Ninh City and hit Can Tho area targets.
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Virginia Consumer Congress weighs consumer convention in Richmond
The Consumer Congress of Virginia is studying a late May or early June convention in Richmond to adopt reform proposals on utility regulation. A subcommittee was formed this weekend to plan the event and delegates from across the state would discuss changes to the State Corporation Commission and rate making.
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Ford Rejects Forecasts Of Disintegration Abroad
President Ford rejected talk of a grim world and urged global growth through interdependence. He spoke at the National Association of Broadcasters in Las Vegas after Easter in Palm Springs, defending CIA secrets and urging resilience at home. He noted setbacks in Vietnam and emphasized peace and national strength.
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