Hostage Incident Deaths Rise in Indonesian Crisis
A hostage who leaped from the Indonesian consulate window died of injuries today amid terror attacks by South Moluccan gunmen. Four people have died in the Nusantara crisis as gangs sought independence, with earlier train ambushes and a consular siege marking a wave of violence. A mediator meeting involved Nobel laureate Andrei Sakharov and U.S. Secretary Kissinger, who faced criticism over detente and human rights. In Spain, Basque gun battles continued as police killed a 28 year old suspect near Beasain during a car stop after a prior clash left a separatist dead.
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Washington Post mulls non union hiring to end strike
The Washington Post weighs non union hiring as one option after a nine week strike rejection. Mark Meagher declined specifics but said more alternatives would be announced soon as negotiations continue. Police question Homosexual community members over John S Knight death in Rit tenhouse Square apartment robbery. Knight, a newspaper heir, was stabbed in his 20th floor residence.
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Prison release order tied to Christmas for Carter and co-defendant
Gov Bryno issues executive clemency for Thoxer Robin Carter known as Hurrigane and co defendant John Amos. The case centers on a 1960 Ripley incident with Paterson and a prosecution witness recanting testimony. Crosby lawyers dispute arises over voice imitation in commercials. Nixon emerges from seclusion to play with Terri Klein at La Jolla Country Club alongside Jack Brennan.
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U S veto blocks UN condemnation of Israel in Lebanon aid
United States makes its 12th UN veto to block a Security Council resolution condemning Israeli aid into Lebanon after council adds no additional Middle East condemnation. Moynihan says effort not balanced, while council members debate morality and potential sanctions. In Tel Aviv, settlers win government approval for Sebastia camp as clashes erupt in the West Bank amid escalating Middle East tensions.
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Light Plane Crashes Into Lake Michigan In Snow
A twin engine Beechcraft crashed into Lake Michigan near Meigs Field after taking off in fog and snow. Coast Guard and search teams scoured the lake for four aboard as bitter cold hampered rescue attempts. Five-minute exposure in 4 degree water risked severe hypothermia.
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Beirut Battles Rage as Civil War Flare Surges
In Beirut the heaviest fighting in eight months erupts between Moslem and Christian factions across the financial and commercial districts. Mortars rockets and machineguns batter the city leaving at least 53 dead and over 100 wounded, while the total toll nears 4,700 dead and 10,000 wounded since April. Army commandos attempt to separate militias and restore government control as fires burn in hotels and a parliament attacked.
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Viets Promise To Account For MIAs and Lift Trade Embargo
Washington report that a House subcommittee returned from Paris with a North Vietnamese pledge to account for Americans listed as missing in action and to discuss lifting the trade embargo. Rep. G. L. Muntygomt said the promises were not pressed as linked to policy, while Hanoi offered to release three remains and continued searching for others. The exchange comes amid President Ford’s pacific doctrine and hints at reciprocal gestures. The Pentagon lists about 1,400 MIAs and remains unaccounted for from the war.
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Fragmented OCR News Snippet With Scattered Names
A garbled OCR passage references multiple names, numbers, and places, with fragmented phrases that hint at a newspaper page layout. It mentions dates, pages, and various proper nouns, but no clear event or cohesive report emerges. The readable bits are too dispersed to derive a single coherent item or outcome.
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