British hostage Cullen faces firing squad in Uganda
Uganda's Radio Uganda says Briton Cullen, a longtime Uganda resident and former transport manager, will be executed if found guilty of espionage by a revolutionary military tribunal. The body will not be returned to relatives. 300 Britons remain in Uganda as Amin cycles through London, Africa, and the border area amid a tense Commonwealth crisis.
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Carter optimistic despite setbacks in energy push
President Carter remains philosophical about a series of energy program defeats in Congress. Press secretary Jody Powell says the President is satisfied with relations with Congress and will win more than he loses. He continues wooing lawmakers while avoiding broad compromises, hoping to salvage key energy legislation.
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Queen Elizabeth Bids Night on Thames Jubilee Pageant
Queen Elizabeth waved goodnight to thousands below Buckingham Palace ending a day of Silver Jubilee celebrations on the River Thames. A 150 craft flotilla preceded the finale fireworks as a crowd of about one million watched from riverbanks under rain under umbrellas.
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Turkish envoy slain in Rome amid Armenian revenge claim
Police say the Turkish ambassador to the Vatican Taha Carim was killed in Rome by a gunman said to be Armenian seeking revenge for the 1915 Armenian slaughter. Carim died six hours after brain surgery, with authorities noting recent threats and Armenian descent among some Rome residents. Diplomats and church officials visited his bedside as the hunt for the shooter continued.
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Mechanic's death sparks potential Ford recall
The death of Roger Keyes, a 24 year old mechanic, from a loose engine fan blade may force Ford to recall up to 6.2 million 1970 to 1977 vehicles. Ford plans a 425,000 unit recall for 1972 Torino Montego and Continental models with V8 engines, with owner notification starting June 16.
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