Day of Mourning Cuts Short at Olympics Games
Olympic officials announced a day of mourning for Israelis killed in the Massacre as the Munich Games faced a two day suspension. Brundage and Berlioux described a 24 hour pause while events resumed with limited changes though several competitions still proceeded as scheduled.
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World Terror U S Seeks Answer
The Nixon administration pushes for international agreements to curb terrorism after the Munich attacks. Envoys from about 40 countries meet to discuss a unified response and potential enforcement against hijackers while tensions rise over sovereignty and swift action. Egypt, Lebanon, and Israel are cited amid warnings of possible Israeli retaliation if no action is taken. The U S and Canada seek air-service suspension mechanisms, with UN aviation talks stressing a tough, enforceable plan.
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Bathimore Jack Pneumonia Case Reported in Phoenix
A fragmentary note from a Phoenix report mentions a figure named Bathimore Jack connected to a pneumonia case. The text is garbled, with several disrupted words and unclear context, but implies a death related to pneumonia in the local area.
Egypt Blames West German Police Over Munich Tragedy
In Beirut and Cairo Arab governments criticized West German authorities for the Munich Olympic hostage crisis. Egypt called the German handling unjust and said Germany bears responsibility for consequences. Arab editors and leaders urged restraint but condemned the actions of the Palestinian guerrillas and blamed Israeli policy.
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East German guards guard Olympic village after threats
Up a police alert in West Germany as fifteen armed Arab guerrillas remain at large after threats to attack Israeli athletes with guns and bombs. Investigations reveal three slain Israeli team members were janitors at the Olympic Village, while special transports and guard details protect Israeli and Arab facilities amid ongoing manhunts.
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Body Returned After Israeli Olympian Slain
An Air Force transport carried the body of slain Israeli Olympian David Herzer back to his family's home in Shaker Heights Ohio for burial. Flags flew at half staff as students at Shaker Heights High and community members observed a moment of silence. Services are planned for Friday. Berger, 28, an Israeli massacre victim, was mourned in the report.
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Slain Sportsmen Returned to Israel
Ten athletes who set out for Olympic glory return to Israel in coffins after being killed by Arab guerrillas in Memrihs. Relatives wail as officials vow retaliation and tighter security. Israel says it intercepted intruders during the attack, with one soldier known dead.
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Entertainment firm calls boycott over terrorism
Beverly Hills firm BUVERLY HILLS calls for an entertainment boycott condemning a terrorist act. David Charnay, president, endorses the action, vowing to halt sales to nations that harbor or aid the offenders and urging international distributors to follow suit.
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Olympic Memorial Students Hold Service For Israeli Victims
Jewish school children held memorial services at Raxttei Sholom Congregation for Israeli athletes and coaches killed in Monich Germany. Forty students attended as Rabbi Arnold Aceinhore and Cantor Noah Perman led prayers for peace and martyrs. The service echoed themes of resilience and hope for future peace with Arab neighbors.
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