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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1976

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2

Hijackers Free 67 Hostages in Manila Air Hijack

Three armed hijackers claiming to be Moro rebels released 67 passengers unharmed from a Philippine Airlines jet near Mindanao. The plane, seized mid flight, landed in Kota Kinabalu after Singapore blocked a landing. Hostages included an American consultant, Jack Schroeder.

Manila Philippines Philippine Airlines Borneo Jack Schroeder Santa Monica Calif James M Montgomery Co Pasadena Schroeder Rafael Aedam Dep E Singapore Kota Kinabalu Sabah Mindanao

Pope meets with Sadat in push for Arab Israeli peace

Pope Paul VI and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat discussed a peaceful and just solution to the Arab Israeli crisis including a Palestinian rights emphasis. The pontiff urged Jerusalem’s special status and voiced concern over Lebanon's civil war impacting Muslim Christian relations.

Vatican City Paul VI Anwar Sadat Vatican Sala Ne Tas Siuch Israel Sadat Jerusalem Paul Lebanon

Vatican says it maintains warm ties with Israel enemies

World Meir left the Vatican shortly after the Holy See issued a statement stressing warm relations with Israel's Arab foes. President Anwar Sadat met the 78 year old pope after a three day Italian stop, part of a five nation European tour for economic military and political backing as Soviet aid shifts. No major arms deals were announced with West Germany France or Italy though war material sales are believed to be under negotiation.

Rafael Yabut Benjie Subair Macmod Moro National Liberation Front Philippines Sabar Sulu Mindanao Vatican L'Osservatore Romano Middle East Golda Meir Pope Paul Meir Israel Sadat Pontiff Italy Soviet Union West Germany France

Increased Israeli aid seen doubtful

Washington reporters note strong Israeli supporters in Congress are pessimistic about boosting military aid due to President Ford's veto threat. The foreign aid bill proposes $550 million more than Ford accepts, with a compromise option of $275 million more. Ford warned he will veto any extra Israel funding, potentially killing the entire $5.6 billion package and leaving Israel at $630 million.

Washington Israel Congress Ford GOP Congressional

Thousands of Chinese protest in Beijing square for premier’s ascent

Thousands march through Tian An Men in Beijing to celebrate ua Kuo feng’s premiership and Teng Hsiaoping’s downfall. Workers and students carry Mao portraits while security surrounds the square during the dawn to dusk vigil.

Tokyo Peking Ua Kuo Feng China Teng Hsiaoping Tien An Men Square Communist Party Mao Tse-tung Hua

Teng ouster won't affect U.S.-China relations

China watchers in the United States expect U.S.-China ties to stay on course after Teng Hsiao-ping is removed from all posts. Hua Kuo-feng becomes premier while Li Hsien-nen, a moderate associate, reappears in public with the Laotian ambassador. Bush says relations will not be adversely affected.

Washington China United States Peking Teng Hsiao-ping Chou Enlai U.S CIA George Bush Hua Kuo-feng Teng Mao Tsetung Li Hsien-nen Chou Bush Hua Chow

Quake of 6.9 Strikes Central Asia Near Iran Border

A strong earthquake measuring 6.9 on the Richter scale struck Central Asia near the Soviet Union border with Iran. The tremor was felt at 9:40 p.m. EST Wednesday and caused concern over potential damage in populated areas as officials awaited reports.

Golden Colo Central Asia Soviet Union Iran U.S. Geological Survey National

Beirut curfew ordered to secure parliament meeting site

The Beirut garrison commander issued a curfew around the private mansion where the Lebanese parliament plans to meet to arrange a president replacement. Sniper fire and mortar rounds between leftist Muslim and right-wing Christian factions have continued for two days, raising fears the session could be disrupted.

Beirut Lebanon Suleiman Franjieh Aziz Ahdab Kamal Jumblatt Saiqa

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