Norwegians in Bay Ridge Maintain Ties as King Visits
In Bay Ridge Brooklyn about 12000 Norwegian Americans cling to church and family amid shifts toward suburbs. Community life centers on the Faerder Lodge with dances and meatballs in a gregarious weekly pattern. King Olav V will visit U S spots next October marking 150 years of organized Norwegian immigration.
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New York Times News Service
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Our Savior Lutheran Church
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Illegal aliens estimated in San Joaquin Valley
James F. Greene deputy commissioner of the Immigration and Naturalization Service says as many as 50,000 illegal aliens may be in the San Joaquin Valley. He estimates more than one third of seasonal workers are illegal and many paid 200 to 300 dollars to be smuggled from Mexico. He notes some earn prevailing wages but many work below standard rates, displacing American workers or legal residents.
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