Leftist Guerrillas Kidnap U S Consul in Cordoba
In Cordoba Argentina about a dozen Montoneros guerrillas abducted 62 year old U S honorary consul John Patrick Egan from his guarded home and office as leaflets from the Montoneros were found at the scene Police say Egan was carried away in a truck and remains unharmed while demands for six missing companions are raised in Tucuman. Indira Gandhi denounces U S actions over Pakistan and cancels a Washington visit amid tensions.
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Britain to hold June referendum on Common Market membership
Prime Minister Harold Wilson announced a June referendum to decide Britain's EEC membership. He will count votes in London with a national tally and a simple majority. The plan drew swift criticism from both sides over centralized reporting.
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Signs of Spring and Ford Drunken Driving Case
The page describes spring fashion at Bullock's India Emporium with gauze smocks in various prices. Separately, Henry Ford II faced probation in a Santa Barbara drunken driving case, with potential future penalties if convicted again in California. A separate report details a five hour hypnosis session to revive 16 year old Yaffa Suissa from a six day trance in Dimona Israel.
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Met Opera staff urged to accept 10 percent pay cut
In New York, Metropolitan Opera executives asked singers and staff to take a 10 percent pay cut for next season to avert the opera house closure. Anthony Bliss, executive director, told a silent crowd that their very existence is threatened.
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Wallace Muhammad becomes leader at Savior's Day in Chicago
About 15,000 Nation of Islam members gather at the International Amphitheatre to hail Wallace Muhammad as spiritual leader after Elijah Muhammad's death. Muhammad Ali attends alongside other members as crowds cheer the heir to a 40-year leadership.
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Peter O Tooles Admitted To North London Hospital
British actor Peter O Toole, 40, is in a North London hospital in satisfactory condition. Officials would not confirm a report that doctors could not determine the illness. Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau began a 16 day tour of five European capitals.
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