Coast Guard recaptures hijacked luxury yacht Kamak
The luxury yacht Kamak is recaptured 250 miles southwest of Honolulu after a high sea chase. Owner Larry Doheny boards with Coast Guard escort as three ex servicemen hijackers are taken into custody. Crew members were set adrift and later rescued by a freighter. Authorities weigh piracy and kidnapping cases while the yacht returns to Honolulu.
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Cape Corwin
Ala Wai
Tahiti
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Frank Power
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Waschkeit
Kamaku
Oahu
Gregg Wilson
Morristown
N.J
Wilson
Corwin
Hawaii
Contol
Kerry D. Bryant
Los Angeles
Michael R. Melton
Bakersfield
Calif
Mark E. Maynard
Lewiston
Idaho
U.S
Harold Fong
Astronauts face readaptation after Apollo 15 moon mission
Houston reports Apollo 15 crew David Scott Alfred Worden and James Irwin show incomplete re adaptation to gravity with fatigue and weaker strength after 12 day 7 hour mission. Doctors expect cardiovascular normalization by mid week while scientists begin rock sample analysis in lunar laboratory.
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America
Scott
Irwin
Lunar Laboratory
Berry
Cotton accuses ABC newsman of biased Nixon report
UPI reports Senator Norris Cotton of New Hampshire charged ABC reporter Bill Gill with bias and inaccuracy in covering President Nixon’s New Hampshire weekend visit. Cotton’s letter to ABC President Leonard Goldensen, shared with the Senate press gallery, asserts Gill portrayed a cold reception and attempts to undermine Nixon’s China trip. Gill defended his account, saying he reported what he saw.
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UPI
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R-N.h
ABC
Bill Gill
Nixon
New Hampshire
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Gill
Leonard Goldensen
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Nashua
Manchester
Gillavers
NBC
CBS
Agnew
Manchester Union
China
Sudan considers replacing Soviet aides with Chinese
In London reports, Sudan's government weighs swapping about 1,800 Soviet military and economic advisers for Chinese help as President Numeiry seeks reduced Kremlin influence and broadened Western ties. A mission to Beijing probes Chinese support amid Moscow criticism and Middle East strategy concerns.
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Sudan
London
UPI
Jaafar Nunneiry
Peking
Kremlin
Russia
East Germany
Numeiry
Moscow
China
Soviet Arab ties shift as U S warns Egypt
UPI Foreign News Analyst notes Arabs tell Moscow it is fine to visit for aid but not to live there. July and August 1956 marked pivotal moments with Dulles aid withdrawal and Nasser’s Suez move, altering Cold War balance in the Middle East. Fifteen years later Soviets tread cautiously while U A R Libya Syria and Sudan drift toward a new regional federation. In Illinois, Thomas A. Foran visited Marion to gauge Democratic gubernatorial prospects amid a motel marquee mislabeling him a Republican hopeful.
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UPI
Moscow
United States
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
John Foster Dulles
U.S
Egypt
Aswan Dam
Nasser
Suez Canal
Israel
Suez
Mediterranean
Middle East
Sudan
South Vietnam
South Korea
Soviet Union
Mideastern Federation
U.A.R
Libya
Syria
Marion, Ill
Thomas A. Foran
Marion
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