Cambodians Lift Angkor Wat Threat After City Victories
News digest covers Cambodian forces regaining control of Siem Reap and Kompong Thon, lifting the Angkor Wat threat. amid regional turmoil in Amman, Nuernberg, and Rome, reports include a Czechoslovak airliner hijacking, Italy regional vote gains for Rumor, and U.S. earthquake relief plans for Peru led by Finch with a $10 million grant.
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Saigon
Siem Reap
Kompong Thon
Phnom Penh
Angkor’ Wat
Cambodia
Peru Quake Toll Rising With Deaths Estimated at 50,000
Government spokesman Augusto Zimmerman announced a new death toll estimate of 50,000 after a massive May 81 earthquake in Peru. He cited figures from Huaylas Canyon and surrounding areas, noting thousands homeless and ongoing snow and rock slides after the disaster.
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Juan Velasco
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FAA Debates Hijack Profile At Phoenix Gate
The FAA says the man who hijacked a TWA jet last Thursday matched its hijacker profile precisely and would likely have been stopped by the new weapons detection system at Phoenix before boarding. Barkley was later indicted for aircraft piracy in Newport News, Va. Barbara Mackle, abducted 18 months ago, graduated from Emory University with a bachelor’s degree in economics. Barbara is the daughter of Florida land developer Robert Mackle and was kidnapped in December 1968. The report also notes a Minnesotan student paddling a kayak to class on the Mississippi River for transport. Compelled by a sense of compassion, Truman Torgerson spoke at the Wisconsin commencement. De Gaulle and Franco met in Madrid for the first time since WWII. American pianist Roger Scime recovered from a 1980 accident to perform in London. Gov. Lester Maddox entered Georgia Baptist Hospital amid kidney issues. A hunt for mythical Bigfoot in the Pacific Northwest and Nepal reports prompted a research expedition by Robert Morgan. Jane Fonda urged white support for Black liberation in San Francisco with Panther leaders and other speakers.
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Elizabeth Taylor to leave Desert Hospital after minor surgery
Actress Elizabeth Taylor was released from Desert Hospital in Palm Springs after a corrective procedure to stop slight bleeding performed by Dr. Hyman Swerdlow. She had been hospitalized nearly five days and returned home with husband Richard Burton.
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Los Angeles
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