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American women try to comfort their children as they wait at Hue Airport for evacuation to the Da Nang airbase because of unrest at Hue. Seventy-two Americans were airlifted to Da Nang and Phu Bai, both U.S. Marine enclaves

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Title: American women try to comfort their children as they wait at Hue Airport for evacuation to the Da Nang airbase because of unrest at Hue. Seventy-two Americans were airlifted to Da Nang and Phu Bai, both U.S. Marine enclaves
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