Uganda Asian airlift postponed to September 1
An AAP Reuters report notes the planned September 1 airlift of expelled Asians from Uganda to Britain is postponed to allow Ugandan authorities more time to verify tax and business statuses before visas. Up to 12,000 to 15,000 Asians may depart on charter flights from seven airlines, with three flights in the first three weeks of the exodus. President Amin vows to Africanize Uganda's economy and extends the policy to sports and European business, signaling possible participation changes in regional cricket and Olympic hockey contexts.
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Inquiry began into cause of Princesa Irene blasts at Saint Nazaire
An inquiry commission opened in Saint Nazaire to determine why the Greek tanker Princesa Irene exploded in a storm, killing six and injuring 32. Three blasts ripped the ship, forcing its split in two as water ballast caused it to break. The fore section sank while the aft portion, still ablaze, left 38 survivors or injured aboard.
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Solar Explosions Measured by Pioneer Probes
Washington reports two Pioneer spacecraft yielded data on giant solar eruptions. Pioneers 9 and 10 observed three flares on August 2 and a fourth on August 7, with solar wind speeds of 2.2 million mph and particle counts about 64,000 times normal. Scientists note heating increases with distance and seek explanation for slowed particle speeds in space.
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Argentine Chile ambassador recalled over hijackers to Cuba
Chile granted political refugee status to ten guerilla hijackers who fled to Havana aboard a Soviet jet after a failed extradition request from Argentina. The diplomats cited possible indefinite absence of Ambassador Teodoro Gallac as the reason, while Argentine police announced pre-dawn raids in Buenos Aires arresting ten urban guerilla suspects and seizing arms and explosives.
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Hijacker gets 30 years
A 22 year old Vietnam veteran Robb Heady was sentenced in Reno for hijacking a United Airlines Boeing 727 on June 2. He held the crew at gunpoint and obtained $US200,000 in ransom before parachuting from the plane about 20 miles south of Reno. He was arrested the next morning.
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British divers plan two mile Channel sweep for Glenn Miller
A team of British divers and skindivers intends to sweep two miles of the English Channel in December to uncover clues about the disappearance of Glenn Miller, the famous bandleader who vanished in December 1944 while flying a solo mission as a major in the US Army Air Forces.
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World Communist League opens sixth conference in Mexico
The World ANT communists opened their sixth conference in Mexico City on Friday warning that despite Western defense, the confederation has not abandoned its aim to conquer the world.
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