Israeli soldiers rescue hostages from hijacked Sabena jet
Israeli forces in disguise as technicians stormed the Bolide Sabena Boeing 707 near Lod airport and freed 101 hostages from four Arab guerrillas. Two guerrillas died, one woman wounded, another captured. Two Israeli soldiers were lightly wounded. Five passengers were wounded and three Operated on. The hijackers had demanded 100 inmates released from jail.
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Men to No. 35 to be drafted
Washington Selective Service System says men with lottery numbers through 35 will be drafted next month to fill 15,000 Army trainees for April through June. Primarily affects men born in 1952 classified 1A and 1A0. February lottery assigns 1958-born numbers for next year. No link to Nixon mining North Vietnam harbors.
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Soledad Brother Chutchette Granted Parole After Hearings
Soledad Brother John Clutchette, acquitted of murder in the Soledad guard death, won parole from the California Adult Authority on clear conduct, with a November 13 1972 release date from San Quentin after a lengthy board discussion. Also noted are related cases and other unrelated notices about taxes and film actor James Caan.
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Lana Turner Trades Marriage Papers for Business Pursuit
Film star Lana Turner said on Tuesday she is trading the paperwork involved in getting married and divorced for the paperwork of the business world and plans to found a health spa chain.
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FAA chief says most hijackings could have been prevented
Federal Aviation Administrator John Shaffer told reporters in Seattle that most aircraft hijackings in the past six months could have been prevented if correct detection measures had been used. Bankruptcy filings by Joseph Howard Ricchards, owner of a plane that crashed in the Colorado Rockies in 1970, list 31 persons connected with Wichita State University football.
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