Air-India jet crash spurs terror suspicions and debris finds
North Atlantic waters yield wreckage and a single victim as Canada links Air-India disaster to possible terrorism. London and Tokyo incidents prompt heightened security. Canadian official cites anonymous tip and Sikh group claims, while Indian minority denies involvement.
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European ministers vow to fight any criminal interference
London reports that after four hijackings and bombings experts weighed further security steps to bar terrorists from planes and terminals. Officials warned perfect security could halt air travel. Luxembourg hosts air transport ministers from 10 Common Market nations to discuss measures to combat criminal interference.
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Week of terror prompts security changes at airports
The crash of an Air India Boeing 747 near London raised fears of terrorism as authorities at airports worldwide stepped up checks. IATA planned an emergency security session in Montreal while Heathrow ran intensified patrols and staff briefings after explosives were found on a Canadian Pacific baggage incident in Tokyo.
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