Amin Demands Talks Fate of Hills Uncertain
Uganda's Idi Amin promised a new announcement on the fate of British lecturer Denis Hills after a meeting with British officers and the Ugandan high commissioner. A radio broadcast said Hills remained under a death sentence, with Amin pressing Britain to engage politically while seeking clemency for Hills.
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Denis Hills
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London
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Kampala
Uganda
Radio
Sir Chandos Blair
Lain Grahame
King’s African Rifles
James Hennessy
Harold Wilson
James Callaghan
Blair
Britain
Gandhi Appeals Her Conviction in High Court
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and lawyers filed an appeal with Supreme Court Justice V R Krishna Iyer aiming to overturn a conviction on illegal campaign practices. A stay on the six year ban on office was sought while the appeal proceeds, with further hearings deferred until mid July.
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India
Indira Gandhi
Supreme Court
V.R. Krishna Iyer
Mrs. Gandhi
Allahabad
Raj Narain
Children Unhurt After Kidnaping In Belgium
A taxi driver found 6-year-old Hubert and 3-year-old Ingrid Bonnet, abducted from their family's vacation villa in Knokke Zoute. The siblings were unharmed and led police to an apartment in Middelkerke near Ostend where four Italians were reported to have rented one unit.
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Knokke-Zoute
Belgium
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Ingrid Bonnet
Middelkerke
Ostend
Five More Are Killed In Ireland Violence Rises in Belfast and Beyond
The ongoing civil war in Northern Ireland claimed five more lives, including two Protestants and three Catholics, raising the death toll to 1,245. A 15-year-old boy was wounded in Belfast, while a Catholic man was found stabbed near a bridge after a Sunday explosion. Police suspect Marxist faction involvement, with evolving blame between Irish Republican Socialist groups and rival militants. A separate kidnapping case in Knokke, Belgium, saw four armed men abduct two children from a villa, pack valuables into a Mercedes, and flee. the children were later recovered near Ostend and the parents issued pleas for their return.
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Northern Ireland
Christopher Whelen
Sallins
Whelen
Wolfe Tone
Irish Republican Socialist Party
Pierre Bonnet
Bonnet
Knokke
North Sea
Mrs. Bonnet
Senators to Quiz Roselli on Castro Plot Ties
Sen. intelligence committee will quiz John Roselli on his links to Sam Giancana in alleged plots to kill Fidel Castro. Also to testify are William Harvey and Giancana's death is noted. Time Magazine reports CIA involvement and poison cigars. The piece mentions alleged CIA actions and a separate NSA listening claim.
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Chicago
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Fidel Castro
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Castro
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Mathenys Plan For Reunion
Descendants of John Matheny and Jane Matheny from Jobs and Logan areas plan a reunion on August 2 in the Dayton area. For information call 222-2504.
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Jane Matheny
Jobs
Logan
Dayton
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