Moro letter from kidnappers declares him political prisoner
Former Premier Aldo Moro, abducted in Rome by the Red Brigades on March 16, says in a handwritten letter that he is a political prisoner. Police confirm the letter and a second communique were found near his Christian Democrat Party headquarters and are being examined by top officials in Rome.
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Pilot with canopy loss lands guided by wing man
Maj. Raymond D. Fowler, blinded in one eye when his F-5E canopy failed at 20,000 feet over the Gulf, was talked down by Capt. David McCloud. Fowler received surgery for a blind right eye. McCloud aided with altitude, position, and speed throughout the assisted landing. An investigation into the canopy malfunction is underway.
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Italian police nerves frayed as Moro kidnap plot thickens
Italian authorities face a flood of tips and false reports two weeks after former Premier Aldo Moro was abducted. Conflicting witness details and hoaxes complicate the search as police dismiss threats and rumors about the kidnappers and the Moro snapshot authenticity.
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