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Sep. 09, 1972 - Ugandan Asians With nowhere to go settle in at RAF Stradishall air - base in Suffolk: The first family to be allocated housing at Stradishall, Suffolk, today, are pictured here around the fire in their new home. Mr. X - he reused to give his name for fear of possible reprisals against other members of his family still in Uganda told how his daughter Jaskree had her necklace taken from her at gunpoint, and cash and rings too, by military police who handled them roughly on the bus from Kampala to Entebbe Airport. Mr X is an accountant. His wife, still in shock after their mal-treatment whilst en rout for Britain, had been put to bed by Red Cross volunteers

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Accountant Allocated Asians Entebbe Handled Kampala Nowhere Possible Reprisals Reused Roughly Rout Settle Stradishall Told Uganda Ugandan Volunteers Whilst

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