Kennedy Relieved After Aden Plane Hijack Release
Joe Kennedy and 117 male passengers were held 18 hours aboard a German jumbo jet hijacked by five Palestinians at Aden airport. Women and children were released earlier. remaining crew stayed captive. Hijackers sought releases of Arabs and Palestinians, while authorities refused to blow up the plane and Lufthansa prepared to airlift others to Frankfurt. Kennedy spoke of fear briefly amid tense standoff.
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Aden
South Yemen
Joe Kennedy
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Beirut
Frankfurt
Lufthansa
Arthur Kellas
West Germany
Cairo
Wasfi Tell
Jordan
Joseph P. Kennedy III
Harrison Munday
Segundo
Calif
Margarethe
Horn
Los Angeles
Israel
European trade barriers threaten U S tobacco exports
Winston-Salem banker Davis told a Senate subcommittee that current European attitudes toward U S tobacco trade could reduce exports and harm the eastern U S economy. Tobacco leaders urged tougher trade negotions or retaliatory action, noting European tariffs and ad valorem levies limit U S access.
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Washington
Archie K. Davis
Winston-Salem
N. C
U. S
Davis
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Senate Agriculture Subcommittee
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Congress
Carl T. Hicks
Walstonburg
William D. Eberle
European Economic Community
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