Police Arrest 13 Guerrilla Supporters
Paris police reported the arrest of 14 Palestine guerrilla supporters after stopping a smuggling car at the Italian frontier on December 20. Officers found grenades, plastic explosives, bomb fuses, and letter bomb components at a house in Essonne, with 10 men detained claiming Turkish identity. Some suspects carried false passports and claimed ties to Turkish groups allied with Palestinian liberation movements.
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Inonu dies at 89 elder statesman of Turkey
Ankara flags at half staff as Ismet Inonu dies of a heart attack at his home at age 89. He led Turkey after Ataturk, authorized the first free elections in 1950, and served as premier and president in later years. Buried beside Ataturk, next to the mausoleum.
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Democrat Party
Malagasy Rebuffs US as oil limits visit by warships
The Malagasy Republic, fuel and berthing constraints cited to cancel a planned U.S. warship visit, with officials saying it aimed to avoid offending Arab oil suppliers. Pentagon sources suggest fear of Arab displeasure drove the decision.
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Headon Crash Kills Five Near Meadville
Five people died in a car truck crash on Rt. 173 near Sandy Lake, including Stanley Kelley and his wife Gloria of Cochran ton. John Hochstetler, Melvin Byler, and Neal D. Troyer, all 18 from Greenville, also perished. The Kelley vehicle and Hochstetler car collided after the Hochstetler car skidded on a rain slick road.
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Skylab records seven hour space walk near Comet Kohoutek
Skylab 4 astronauts Gerald Carr and William Pogue spent seven hours outside the space station to photograph Comet Kohoutek. Edward Gibson remained aboard to control the craft as the crew aimed two special cameras toward the comet.
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