Arab guerillas surrender after killing three at embassy
The Black September militants who seized the Saudi Arabian Embassy in Khartoum killed three hostages including the American ambassador and the Belgian chargé d’affaires during negotiations. Diplomatic efforts failed as demands shifted from prisoner releases to a final deadline. Sudanese troops entered, ending the siege with hostages dead and casualties mounting.
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Black September Organisation
Sudanese Rasa
Jer Aurrandder
Mohammed el Bakir
Bord
Sangh
Fimbasyy
Jheembas
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Tne
Anther
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Ally al Nasser
Kay
Frst
Ihe Wien
Jordan
Irael
West Germany
Sithan Sithany
Seimtor Rabert Kennedy
Spman
Heath Leads Urgent Talks on World Money Crisis
London reports say Prime Minister Heath convened a high level meeting with key ministers to confront the world money crisis. British officials signaled possible policy steps before London’s intergovernmental talks while Barber warned there may be no quick devaluation. Bonn and Tokyo markets brace as ministers discuss stabilizing sterling amid dollar volatility.
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London
Reuter
Primte Minster
Heath
Bevain
Anthony Barber
Heatte
Chequlers
Ainester
Cinniry
Barber
Meathisd
West Germany
Heath Sand
My Brand
Comimunieye
Bonn
Frid Fodyy
Brussels
Camman Macket
US and Australia Devaluation Sparks Monetary Debate
Report from Washington and Melbourne notes repeated devaluations and political reactions. The Nixon era stance is that the United States has done all it needs for the moment while Australia reacts to December revaluation and shifts in monetary policy impacting credit and trade.
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Washington
Wahington
Nixon
Nisam
Arick
Melbourne
Amstralia
Machinge Party
Nt Crega
Austali
Fijian girl returns to Sydney amid controversy and guarded departure
A Fijian girl deported from Australia eight years earlier arrived in Sydney by air late at night. Police guarded her departure while reporters and media representatives surrounded Miss Prasad, who spoke of home, delay, and a desire to enjoy a holiday in Australia.
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Squnty
Nanvy Prasad
Australie
Hee Hi Lund
Fiji
Sydney
Aml
Miss Prasad
Custanty
Sunura Powdlich
Apa
Lakerni
Hume
Fee County
Australia
Revolutionary fighters pledge surrender in Sudan
A Beirut issued statement from the Black September group says Sudanese Khartoum guerrillas will surrender to authorities due to President Numeiry's influence. The note, carried by Al Mobarrer, recalls support for Numeiry and claims the eight fighters will face trial. U.S. and Israeli officials commented on the handling of the incident.
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Black September Organisation
Beirut
Khartoum
Tyne
Ne Marsh
Numeiry
Ann Aordan
al Mobarrer
Sudan
Japanese diplomat recalls beatings at Khartoum embassy
A Japanese diplomat described a chaotic assault at the Saudi Arabian Embassy in Khartoum during a tense seizure tied to the US Ambassador. Palestinians armed with machine guns stormed a first floor room, beat and robbed diplomats, while Americans were spared. The diplomat reported bloody injuries to the Charge dAffaires and others, with captives led away.
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Tokyo
Nomoto Aald
Felige Inn
Wueriltas
Noel
Tragic Road Crash Claims Several Lives Across States
Report from Sydney and Melbourne recounts multiple fatal road incidents. Stephen Paul Mervick, 22, of Point Clare, died in a Cent’ral Coast crash while seven victims were killed in South Australia and Victoria over the weekend, underscoring a deadly travel period.
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Sydney
Sunda
Stephen Paul Mervick
Point Clare
Brisbane
Brive
Point Chico
Nsw
WA’s first VD outbreak sparks fears for Narrogin Carnarvon
A misleading VD scare in Narrogin and Carnarvon sparks public unease as officials reveal the threat could spread statewide. Health authorities note cases were not unusually high in these towns, but warn shifts in attitudes and contraception use may fuel transmission.
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Veilng
de D. Legian
Ling” Weel
Camral
Narrogin
Carnarvon
Problem grows as attitudes toward contraception anger teens
AAP reports rising venereal disease rates in Britain linked to attitudes toward the contraceptive pill. In Central Southern Linglana bank area new patients rose to about 3,000, up from 2,000 four years earlier. The trend reflects growing teenage engagement and concerns over sexual health education.
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Southampton
Hiritain
Press Association
Linglana Bank
Tong
Milk Vendor Fee Request Shapes ACT Discussion
The Minister for the Capital Territory Mr Enderby asked the ACT Advisory Council to consider a delivery fee request from milk vendors as an interim measure. He noted the need for possible amendments to the Milk Authority Ordinance and said the move would be a temporary approach until broader policy is clarified. Representatives at the vention are seeking a solution that preserves fair pricing while enabling vendors to cover delivery costs.
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Capital Territory
Enderby
ACT
Connell
Enderky
Oratmince
Binrhilore Cowopesative Society
Askine
Eniarby
Diver Drowns in Kah River Incident
A 41-year-old diver from New Zealand, known as Mr Den and as Inten PEF and My Bennis Rene, reportedly slipped under while diving in Kah River and did not resurface. Rescue crews located the body later, confirming a drowning death.
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Bega
Kah
Bennis Rene
Victorian Liberals fix new platform
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Victuelan Thera Council
Platforem
Anny
Conserve
Scuithy Mort and Recreationy
Aircial Welfare
Nave
ALP
Pinkey
Ulster
A.N.U
ANU
Wolelongona
Newcastle
Picnic day reshapes Canberra retail as stalls open
Local officials announce a picnic day holiday in Canberra affecting retail. Small shops that typically stay open seven days a week will adjust hours, with wholesale and retail businesses awaiting special permits and public events at Stanitha Guat and nearby venues.
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Stanitha Guat
Damiets Yesols Pantheon
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