Terrence Leonhardy freed after 3 day kidnapping in Mexico
U S Consul General Terrence Leonhardy described a three day dark, blindfolded captivity by antigovernment guerrillas in Guadalajara. He said he prayed heavily, endured cold, hunger, and a rigid questioning process while fearing execution. He credited Mexican officials for securing his release and thanked a Guadalajara family who aided him.
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UPI
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Terrence G. Learthardy
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Paz Saracho de Pardo
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Terrance Leonhardy
Daytona Beach
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Sikkim King relinquishes power for democracy plan
Indian officials report Chogyal Paiden Namgyal agreed to cede most royal powers but retain his title. The deal with three major parties and India sets up a National Assembly elected by one person one vote, an independent judiciary, and an executive council answerable to the assembly. A chief administrator will supervise civil service and development while elections are due within months.
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India
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Gyalrio Hope Cooke
New York
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Richardson Warns of N Vietnam Attack If Cambodia Bombing Ends
Defense Secretary Eliot Richardson urged the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that halting Cambodian bombing could invite a North Vietnamese invasion of South Vietnam as Communists use Cambodia as a sanctuary. He cited Kissinger’s Moscow trip to press Soviet leaders on complying with the Indochina ceasefire and said cuts would hinder peace efforts.
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Reinecke Names New Director for Mental Hygiene
Lt Gov Ed Reinecke announced Andrew G. Robertson as director of the Department of Mental Hygiene in Sacramento. Robertson succeeds William E. Mayer, who will become chief deputy director of the new Department of Health.
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UPI
Ed Reinecke
Andrew G. Robertson
Department of Mental Hygiene
Willam E. Mayer
Mayer
Department of Health
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