U S hijacker ends Atlanta standoff after hostage exchange
A hijacker named Hannan released eleven hostages in Atlanta then shot himself as FBI negotiators pressed for surrender. Stewart, a Mobile resident, was returned to jail. Authorities described a tense, nonviolent ending with no additional gunfire.
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FBI
Hannan
Dunn
Atlanta
Mobile
Atlanta Police Department
Special Weapons and Tactics
Red Hannan
Air crash kills 3 rock stars on tour
A jet carrying the Southern rock group Lynyrd Skynyrd crashed after fuel trouble near McComb Mississippi while en route from Greenville South Carolina to Baton Rouge Louisiana. Three members died and others survived. the band had produced its first million selling albums and was promoting Street Survivors released that week.
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Gerald Wail
Greenville
S.C
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge
McComb
Houston
Texa
Dighl
Jacksonville
Fla
Heart attack kills Platters' singer in Argentina
In Buenos Aires Stoward Guyton lead singer of the American group the Flaliers died in a hospital after a heart attack. He collapsed in his hotel Thursday and died at French Hospital aged 39. Earnest Cameron of New York City said Guyton's real name was David Lynch and he joined the group in the late 1950s.
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Argentina
Stoward Guyton
Guyton
Earnest Cameron
New York City
Guytan
David Lynch
Pilots threaten 48 hour air strike over hijack safety
The International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations reports about half its members backing a 48 hour strike beginning Tuesday unless the UN guarantees stronger hijack protections. The move follows the murder of Captain Jurgen Schumann and a German commandos rescue of hostages in Mogadishu. The federation seeks an international convention to handle hijackers and nations granting asylum.
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International Federation of Airline Pilots’ Associations
United Nations
Boycot
Juergen Schumann
Luft
Federation
Pearce
Waldheim
U.N
Dea
John J. O'Donnell
Air Line Pilots Association
U.S
Washington
O'Donnell
Ex Korea CIA director details Hanna's payments scheme
Former Korea intelligence source testifies Park sought 20 names of U.S. officials for bribery payments tied to rice commissions. Kim claims he intervened to release about 200000 dollars, later destroying the list. Witnesses describe envelopes of cash offered to Congress members and hotel-room handoffs during 1972 1975 trips.
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Park
U.S
United States
South Korea
Ethicf Committee
Park Chung Lee
Kim Sang Keun
Washington
KA Dong Jo
Seoul
Norman Mineta
T-Callf
Ethics Committee
Otto E. Passman
D-La
Tongsun Park
B.Y. Lee
Ex-solon Hanna claims innocence amid booking dispute
Ex-solon Hanna declares innocence as he is released on own recognizance after a judge sides with defense over booking by federal marshals. Hanna undergoes 20 minutes of fingerprinting and photography under heavy media presence following his exit from the district courthouse.
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Hanna
FBI
Byrant
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