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Betty says, "I really feel Tom Dooley was a saint. His influence changed my life forever".

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Madame Ngai was later evacuated by Betty the day Vietnam fell.

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Later, in a movie of the evacuation, `The Children of An Lac', Shirley Jones portrayed Betty. 

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She left for Vietnam from Fort Benning, Georgia, on Sunday, arrived on Tuesday in Saigon, and miraculously and sleeplessly conquered every obstacle to airlift 400 children out of Saigon by Saturday morning.

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However, upon her arrival, the head of Vietnam's social welfare, Dr. Dan, suddenly announced he would only approve children under ten years old and all the children must have birth certificates.

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Birth certificates were the only hope they had to depart the place safely and have a viable future with freedom. It was now or never. 

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Lloyds of London had raised the insurance so high that it was impossible to negotiate at this time. 

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Dr. Dan signed the last manifest, literally, as the children were boarding the two airborne planes. 

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Dr. Dan signed the last manifest, literally, as the children were boarding the two airborne planes. 

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They praised him wholeheartedly.