Logjam Backups Mark Vietnamese Refugee Flow in Pacific
Guam nears 40,000 refugees as evacuees outpace arrivals. Subic halted 3,000 refugees headed for Guam and Wake. camps on the U.S. mainland reach capacity. At Eglin and Pendleton, new arrivals ease some pressure. INS fines airlines for improper papers. efforts to relocate 100 to 200 refugees per campus discussed.
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Subic
Grande Island
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Flying Tiger
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Immigration Service
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Durant
Okla
American Association of State Colleges and Universities
Wake Island
Morrison
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Fort Chaffee
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Welfare changes postponed by Virginia board in may meeting
ABINGDON AP The State Board of Welfare postponed consideration of controversial changes to foster parent welfare payments until May 27. William L. Lukhard director of welfare urged delay to study public comments and possibly modify the proposal. WYTHEVILLE AP Del Archie Campbell demands a prompt investigation of unemployment claim delays unless Gov. Godwin acts, calling two to three month waits absolutely unconscionable with 50 to 75 constituent complaints. RICHMOND AP A $1 million suit filed by Saad El Amin formerly Jeroyd Greene accuses State Sen. Edward Willey of insulting words in a university plan dispute. El Amin seeks a jury trial.
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Richmond
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Jeroyd X Greene
Edward E. Willey
El-Amin
Chicago
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Willey
Law School
College of William & Mary
Bomb Explodes Outside Aeroflot Office in Washington
A bomb exploded outside the Aeroflot ground floor offices in downtown Washington at 2:35 a.m. EDT causing minor damage and one shattered window. No injuries occurred and no suspects were apprehended as officials assess the damage near the Soviet Embassy.
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Aeroflot
Moscow
Police Seek Camp Seven Escapee
Local authorities search for Camp Seven inmate Fearon who fled an unguarded road gang detail near Shenandoah Farms after 3 p.m. Fearon is 60 inches tall, weighs 175 pounds, with brown hair blue eyes a scar around his left eye and a blond beard. Two other Culpeper Unit escapees, Jessie Vanover and Donald Peterson, were recaptured in Front Royal on Commerce Ave. Officials say Fearon faces a five year sentence for statutory burglary.
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Fairfax
Culpeper
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Front Royal
Commerce Ave
Jessie Vanover
Buchanan Co
Physicians Protest Expands in Northern California
In San Francisco and across Northern California a doctors strike and sympathy actions spread amid rising malpractice insurance rates. Over 100 interns and residents at Los Angeles Martin Luther King Hospital vote to continue their walkout until patient care demands are met.
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San Francisco
California
Martin Luther King Hospital
Los Angeles
Louis Simpson
Weather and miscellaneous notes from Winchester area
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with highs in the 70s and lows in the upper 40s. Virginia forecast shows mid 40s to mid 50s overnight and highs in the 70s tomorrow. Noon high 70, yesterday 74. Sunset 8 14 p.m. Sunrise 6 04 a.m. Also a note on whole wheat flour having a nutlike flavor due to bran and germ content.
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Northern Valley
Virginia
Rainfall Stats From May to Yearly Averages
The report covers rainfall in May up to 8 30 am and year to date totals 1 96 inches for May and 12 99 inches for the year. It lists average annual rainfall over 62 years at 36 76 inches and five year January to December totals from 1970 to 1974.
Wallace says comments misconstrued on wartime policy remark
Alabama Governor George Wallace says his remark that the US should have been allied with Japan in World War II was a misframing to illustrate anti Communist sentiment and policy folly. He stressed his heart was in the war and noted prior combat in the Air Force.
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Alabama
George C. Wallace
United States
Japan
Wallace
Montgomery
Ala
Hitler
Stalin
Germany
CARE announces Mother’s Day Plan for aid in New York
CARE launches a Mother’s Day Plan allowing contributions in a woman’s name to aid destitute mothers and families with food growth projects medical help and CARE cards. Minimum gifts 2 5 15 dollars fund protein drinks farmer training and nurse care with CARE regional offices noted.
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CARE
First Ave
N.Y
Hot Mineral Well Powers Yugoslav Spa Hotel
Builders at the Sijarinska Banja spa struck a mineral well so hot it will heat the new hotel and be used for guest therapies. The discovery promises efficient warmth and therapeutic baths for visitors.
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Sijarinska Banja
Yugoslavia
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