Hostages Return Home From Cyprus After Hijack Crisis
Twenty eight Americans left Cyprus for New York aboard a Trans World Airlines jetliner after three weeks in captivity by Palestinian commandos. Four more remained in Nicosia while six freed captives were turned over to the Egyptian Embassy in Amman. Diplomats tied releases to the fighters' demands for freedom for Arab commandos held in Europe and Israel.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Red Cross
Amman
Jordan
Trans World Airlines
New York
Rome
Beirut
Lebanon
International Red Cross
West
Ern
Britain
West Germany
Switzerland
Israel
Jerusalem
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Cairo
Mimi Beeber
Brooklyn
N.Y
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on unruly kids and summer mischief
The columnist notes that unruly youths stay busy planning mischief for when school resumes and jokes about shopping options at a discount store.
Cuba Rejects Broad Hijack Pact Amid Mental Case Claim
Cuba rejects international hijack treaties that fail to cover all piracy forms. Roa cites Cuban law 1,226 and says only comprehensive piracy provisions apply. He also urges Labadie be treated as mentally ill rather than criminal after being returned from Cuba.
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Roa
Robert Labadie
U.S
Labadie
Trans World Airlines
Cuba
Fort Wayne
Ind
United States
Valley Forge Pay Hospital
395 Mile Gas Gathering System Contract
Coastal States Gas Producing Co of Houston signed with Texas Utilities of Dallas to build a 395 mile gas gathering system. It will move West Texas natural gas to Dallas area electric plants, initial cost 60 million with expansion to 79 million over eight years. Initial capacity 550 million cu ft daily, from Pecos County to Ellis County, connecting with Coastal States West Texas gathering systems.
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Houston
Coastal States Gas Producing Co. of
Texas Utilities of Dallas
West Texas
Dallas
Pecos County
West
Texas
Ellis County
Western Cotton Market Faces Strong Demand and Slow New Crop Deals
The U S Department of Agriculture reports increased marketing activity in the Far West as Asiatic and European buyers stay active. New crop contracting remains limited while midgrade White cotton sees strongest trading. Fresno and Phoenix quotes show Middling grades around 26.00 and 22.85 cents per pound with no weekly purchases reported.
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Consumer and Marketing Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Arizona
California Imperial Valley
Fresno
Fresno Cotton Exchange
Phoenix
Phoenix Cotton Exchange
Nixon meets Italian leaders during Rome visit and preparesMediterranean peace
President Nixon holds a welcome ceremony vowing to keep U.S. military strength in the Mediterranean to preserve peace. He meets with Saragat and Colombo at Villa Madama and plans private talks with Pope Paul VI. He tours the U S carrier Saratoga and backs the 6th Fleet amid regional tensions including Jordan.
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U.S
Mediterranean
Saragat
Nixon
Villa Madama
Colombo
Francesco de Martino
Pope Paul VI
6Th Fleet
U. S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Italy
Yugoslavia
Spain
Britain
Ireland
Middle East
Europe
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Commodore Talent Management
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Colorfel Bestique Alarm Clocks
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Magnesia
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Mei
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King Size Wallet
Grandpa
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Mom
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Estentive Covon
Shugart
Wacker’s
Eddy Street
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