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Comedian Buddy Hackel, hospitalized after a canvas chair collapse, was released from Pleasant Valley Hospital in Camarillo. Michael Ansara wed Beverly Kushida at St. Albans Church in Westwood. Ansara previously played Cochise on television. Redbook adds Langford Carter as contributing editor. Mrs Carter writes on women innovators. Paul Stookey reflects on past fame and current church choir work in Blue Hill Maine. Joseph Kennedy III shows interest in Massachusetts state treasurer run. Pat Nixon improves after a stroke, with daughter Julie Benhower noting limited recovery.
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110 Plane Hijacking Ends With Hostage Release
Kuwaiti commandos disguised as mechanics overpowered a wheelchair bound hijacker aboard a Middle East Airlines plane, freeing 110 hostages. The 77 year old Lebanese man demanded 1.5 million dollars for medical treatment and had a hand grenade. authorities say motives were not political and the hijacker was partially paralyzed from past war injuries.
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Ihe
Swami Plans London Visit for Jubilee Celebration
Swami Pramukh Swami Maharaj travels to London with nine disciples to attend Queen Mabeth Liver Jubilee events. The 57 year old founder of the celibate Swaminarayan sect will not att_end or engage with women during the visit. A jumbo jet from Bombay carried the group and a private section was curtained off for them. He will listen to radio coverage of the celebrations.
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UPI
Shree Pramukh Swami Shertrf
Amin Warns Britain as Uganda Sabers Grow Tense
Nairobi reports President Amin warns Britain Uganda harbors not welcome at the Commonwealth meeting. Britain rejects Uganda’s attendance while Amin vows not to send a delegation. The broadcast cites British PM Callaghan and links to broader Middle East and Arab-Israeli tensions as the Six Day War anniversary prompts renewed conflict talk.
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Seychelles Chief Overthrows President in Roland of Leftist Takeover
In Victoria Seychelles Prime Minister France Albert Ren announces a leftward swing after toppling President James Mancham. He imposes curfew and orders shooting on violators, suspends the constitution, dismisses police chiefs, and vows new elections while deporting British officers and targeting an American satellite station.
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National Assembly
Leftists lead in Turkey election with party on path to first majority
In Istanbul unofficial counts show Bulent Ecevit’s Republican People’s Party near 238 seats in the 490 member National Assembly while Suleyman Demirel’s Justice Party trails with about 186 seats. Splinter groups add roughly 38 seats as ballots are tallied. Ecevit claims a historic left win and vows early premiership. Thousands gather in Ankara to celebrate. In New York City 75,000 join the annual Salute to Israel parade along Fifth Avenue with Israeli flags and music despite sunny skies.
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Israel
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Jerusalem
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Cana
U.S. to Withdraw 6000 Ground Troops From Korea by 1978
Washington reports confirm the plan to pull 6000 U S ground troops from South Korea by year's end 1978 with 2000 in country and a further 9000 Air Force and Navy personnel remaining. The 2nd Division near the 38th Parallel would be reduced first, with conventional weapons turned over to Seoul as forces shrink, while Air Force and Navy units with nuclear capacity stand as replacements.
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Ohio
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Saudi Arabia May Raise Oil Prices Five Percent
The Middle East Economic Survey reports Saudi Arabia will likely boost oil prices by 5 percent next month in response to the collapse of a North South economic conference in Paris. OPEC members had called for price hikes, with expectations of a 5 percent increase by midyear and a possible larger jump at the July OPEC meeting in Stockholm.
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Indonesia
Digestive disorders and nerve function, Dr Herndon says
Dr Ralph F Herndon of Hayward California explains digestive problems often stem from nerve disruption rather than diet alone. He notes stomach issues can arise from elsewhere in the digestive tract and emphasizes proper nerve function and diet together, with his Hayward office at 1421 B Street.
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