Dutch commandos free most hostages in dawn raid
Dutch forces stormed a train and a school near Assen at dawn freeing all but two of 55 hostages held 20 days by South Moluccan gunmen. Two hostages and six hijackers were killed. 12 people wounded, including one terrorist and four marines. Prime Minister den Uyt urged force to prevent further kidnappings.
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Assen
Netherlands
Holland
Joop den Uy
den Uy
Scouts Prepare for National Jamboree at Moraine Park
A 15 scout and four leader contingent from the Scioto Area Council trains at Camp Oye for the August 3 to 9 1977 National Jamboree at Moraine State Park Pennsylvania. They join about 30 000 others to explore 60 Merit Badge careers enjoy six Lake Arthur beaches and a wide range of exhibits shows and activities while cooking on 7200 grills and keeping a tidy camp.
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Moraine State Park
Pennsylvania
Camp Oye
Willis Hoy
Russell, Ky
Charles Bowman
Jackson
Dale Bailey
Peebles
Jack Meyers
West Union
Steven Hardage
Robert Crull
Kent Carson
William Shelby
Ralph Scott III
Portsmouthmouth
Eric Young
Dwayne Jones
Tim Reiter
Wheelersburg
Bill Abner
Lucasville
Valen Hoy
Russell
Chris Landers
Maysville
Lake Arthur
Scioto Area Council
Scioto
Abernathy cites Ray escape as staged plot
Atlanta AP reports Rev Ralph Abernathy condemns the Tennessee prison break as a setup to destroy James Earl Ray. He insists Ray did not escape and hints a cover story aims to compel him to reveal Kings assassination details. The remarks link Ray to a broader conspiracy narrative.
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Escape at Brushy Mountain Prison Seeks Ray and Five Others
In East Tennessee, James Earl Ray and five other convicts fled Brushy Mountain State Prison after scaling a wall and fence under cover of night. State troopers and FBI agents tightened roadblocks as bloodhounds combed the rugged, snake-infested mountains and U.S. officials pledged support. temperatures dropped to the 50s as authorities pressed the search.
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Griffin Bell
Clarence Kelley
Knoxville
Stoney Lane
Fire Hits Waverly Business
A 30 by 80 foot warehouse attached to Pike Furniture Co. in Waverly was destroyed by fire Friday afternoon. Firefighters from Waverly and Piketon fought the blaze for five hours, sending two people to Pike County Hospital for treatment. The Gullions own the business. Mrs Gullion and her son were treated and released. The fire started around 12 19 p.m. and investigators will determine the cause. A firewall between the warehouse and main store helped save the showroom. Water from a nearby pond aided firefighting. Fire crews remained on scene until about 5 30 p.m.
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Ohio
Pike Furniture Co
Here
Piketon
Pike County Hospital
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William Gullion
Route
Gullion
Anthony
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Police hold suspect after Holdup Try at Liberty Cafe
Roger D. Thomas, 26, was arrested on aggravated robbery charges after a masked man entered the Liberty Cafe and Carry-Out on Chillicothe Bay Lindamood, demanded money, and left with $95. An employee fired several shots. Thomas was held in jail on a $5,000 bond. The cafe is run by Steve Kielmar.
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Mabert
Portsmouth
Liberty Cafe
Chillicothe
Bay Lindamood
Offnere St
Lindamood
Thomas
Steve Kielmar
Argonne Rd
Carter weighs limited B1 output amid bomber debate
President Carter signals possible limited production of the B1 bomber amid opposition from lawmakers and public criticism. He plans a decision by July 1 after meetings with supporters and opponents, while stressing his early stance against the $102 million aircraft as wasteful.
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R-Ariz
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George McGovern
Ds.d
Engineer Units Set For Training
The 216th Engineer Battalion of the Ohio National Guard under Maj Gerald Naylor will move from Portsmouth to Camp Grayling on June 24 for two weeks of field training. The operation relocates 15 construction units, 120 trucks, and 700 personnel from 51 locations over 500 miles in two days, with fuel and aviation sections also transferring from Don Scott Field to establish a tactical airfield for 24 hour support.
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216Th Engineer Battalion
Ohio National Guard
Gerald Naylor
Portsmouth
Camp Grayling
Mid
National Guard
Ohio
Felicity
Springfield
Don Scott Field
Columbus
Scioto County Ambulance Service Recertified
The Scioto County Ambulance Service, serving the county west of the Scioto River, has been recertified by the Ohio Department of Health. The voluntary program allows services to upgrade to national standards, with two squads, three ambulances, and dispatch from the sheriff’s courthouse by radio. Over 100 staff trained for 24 hour operation and 200 emergency runs recorded by the end of May.
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Scioto River
Ohio Department of Health
ODH
Vulgamore
Ohio
Scioto County Ambulance Service
West Portsmouth Fire Department
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