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Freed lecturer Hills returns home after Kampala crisis
Retired British school teacher Denis Hillle nearly faced execution for calling Ugandan President Idi Amin a village tyrant before returning to London with James Callaghan after an 84 hour siege. Amin expressed gratitude for British mediation and wished more Britons to work in Uganda. Hills said he regrets his remark, apologized to Amin, and hopes to publish part of his book. Also in brief, Cher announces ongoing divorce from Gregg Allman, George Morgan obituary mourning, and Lawrence Lipton Beat Generation writer dies at home in Venice.
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Denis Hille
Idi Amin
James Calla
Phan “Lamattle
Hille
London
Heathrow
Kampala
Siling
Sal
Veawan
Amin
Callaghan
Mobutu Seie Seko
Callaghan Eee
Britain
Uganda
Fool
Lawrence Lipton
Venice
Ines
Maneytholsa
Lipton
Quarterly Review of Literature
Beirut
Lebanon
Army Co
Ernest B. Sorgen
United States
Pembasey
Morgan
Alandia
Bain
Iudiel
U.S
Karaminn-Al Maslokh
Last Ishanih
Swe Wall
Tmhee