Scientology Students Barred At London Airport
Two American Scientology students Donald Hill and his wife and their two children were detained at London Airport for nearly five hours and then refused admission to Britain. They had been en route to the Hubbard School of Scientology at East Grinstead, Sussex, amid a government order barring foreign students from entering to study mysticism.
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Algeria Israel Stance May Decide Jews Fate
Algerian sources say Israel's position will largely decide the fate of 12 Israelis still held after the hijacking of an El Al jet to Algiers. Ten women and children were freed and flown to Geneva as a humanitarian gesture, while 23 non Israeli passengers were released. Algeria has been formally at war with Israel since 1967 and the cabinet authorized leaders to act on further release terms, possibly seeking a UN Security Council session. In Tel Aviv, an army spokesman said two Arab guerillas were killed in a clash in the Beil Shean Valley while patrolling the River Jordan area.
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Nigerians Press Two Fronts Against Biafra Bastions
Nigerian troops advanced on two fronts toward Aba Oweri and Umunhia as the war neared the last Biafran redoubts. The Defence Ministry claimed 300 Biafran troops captured in Thot Ekpene amid rising refugee hunger as talks resumed in Niamey toward a ceasefire to allow aid.
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Duke of Edinburgh accused of blasphemy in Belfast
The Free Presbyterian Church leader Reverend Ian Paisley told a Belfast congregation he had written to the Duke of Edinburgh seeking a withdrawal of a statement he said asserted independence from God. Paisley called the Duke’s view arrogant and blasphemous, citing a controversial speech at a 1970 countryside conference.
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Dr Charles W Mayo Dies After Car Accident Near Rochester
Dr Charles W Mayo aged 70, the last Mayo family member to work at the Mayo Clinic, was killed in a car crash near Rochester yesterday. He was son of founder Dr Chutes C Mayo and brother of Dr William H Mayo, who retired in 1963. A noted surgeon and author, he also served with United Nations programs.
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Russia unveils new submarine amid TV coverage
Moscow reports on a televised Navy Day showing a new submarine described as a mighty undersea boat. The vessel, touted as capable of defending Soviet waters, was featured with images from Baltic port facilities and commentary from Admiral Sergei Groshkov.
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