Freed Israelis Score Trade for 13 Syrians
Two Israelis freed after 99 days in Syrian custody returned to Tel Aviv amid an exchange deal that sent 18 Syrians home. Professsor Shlomo Samueloff and travel agent Salah Muallem described harsh confinement while in Damascus, and criticized the exchange as controversial for Israel.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Golda Meir
TWA
Damascus
Athens
Shlomo Samuelloff
Hebrew University
Salah Muallem
Samueloff
Muallem
Abba Eban
Sirians
Algiers
Tsral
U.S
1 AI Airlines
U.N
U Thant
U.N. General Assembly
Angie Brooks
Internaional Red Cross
International Red Cross
Ponti plans film about hijacker Minichiello
Italian producer Carlo Ponti announced a film on hijacker Raphael Minichiello, to start Dec. 23 with exteriors in Seattle, Bangor Maine Shannon and Vietnam. The title They Stole 200 From Me and I Took Them Back references his claim the army cheated him. He says the portrait will be fair and not prejudicial to a U.S. trial.
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Carlo Ponti
Raphael Minichiello
Ponti
Minichiello
Sophia Loren
Seattle
U.S
Los
Bangor
Maine
Shannon
Vietnam
Rame
Queen of Heaven
Angeles
Denver
New York
Los Angeles
United States
Much Harsh Israeli Occupation Meant Guerrilla Success
London dispatch analyzes Israeli occupation in the occupied Arab territories. Bombs explode in Haifa killing a man and a woman, with vigilante patrols and widespread arrests. Dayan strategy demands cooperation or more house demolitions as the resistance strengthens and Arab support persists.
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Haifa
Israel
Occupied Territories
Gaza
Hebron
Algeria
Europe
Lottery System Confuses Draft Boards Over Eligibility
Draft boards nationwide report heavy calls from youths seeking their status after the lottery drawings. National and local officials advise awaiting instructions while distributing information by mail and regional briefings. Analysts note disparities between national totals and local quotas, with many youths seeking Reserve options and others awaiting 1970 quotas.
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Solghéne Californ
Nians
Seling Service
University of Southern California
National Selective Service
Washington
Pentagon
Manson Indictment Sought By State in Tate Slaying
Los Angeles prosecutors say murder and conspiracy indictments will be sought against Charles Manson after Susan Atkins provided details of the Tate killings. Grand jury action could lead to an indictment within days. Atkins testified under immunity waivers, claiming she was present at the August 9 slayings but Manson was not.
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London
Haifa
Mt. Carmel
Israel
Haim Mincovich
Manson
Tate
Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Charles M. Manson
Susan Denise Atkins
Miss Tate
Vincent Bugliosi
Bugliosi
Aaron H. Stovitz
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
Miss Atkins
Richard Caballera
Roman Polanski
Providence teachers strike court actions widen dispute
Providence Teachers Union and city pursue court action over a strike that shut the school system on November 24. A temporary restraining order barred further strike activity, but teachers ignored it and met at a downtown hotel. The union seeks city enforcement of an arbitration award from November 19. A judge set a Tuesday hearing on both suits.
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R. EL
Providence Teachers Union
Joseph A. Doorley Jr
Superior Court
Joseph Weisberger
Union
Princess Alice Dies in Buckingham Palace at 84
Princess Alice of Battenberg, mother of Prince Philip, died in her sleep at Buckingham Palace in England. The 84 year old Briton, a great granddaughter of Queen Victoria, had suffered ill health for some time. The cause of death was not released.
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Prince Philip
Andrew
Greece
Buckingham Palace
Princess Alice of Battenberg
Princess Red
Queen Victoria
Earl Mountbatten
Burma
Denmark
Louise
Sweden
George I
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Moshe Dayan
Dayan
Irgun
Georgia
Selective Service
Mike Y. Hendrix
Associated Press
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