Deadly Rome to Kuwait hijack assigns 33 lives in Arab raid
United Press International reports a Pan Am Rome to Beirut flight was hijacked by a five-man Palestinian commando group. Bombs and gunfire killed 33 people, including 29 passengers and one stewardess, with the attackers negotiating through Greece and finally surrendering in Kuwait after a 30 hour ordeal.
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IRA blamed as London bombings spark terror wave
London police described two IRA suspects amid a string of bombings that wounded 64 people in under a day. Targets included the Home Office area, a post office, a prison and a photographer's shop, with two men seen fleeing the first blast and more bombs later in Hampstead and Westminster.
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