Bombing disrupts market in Jerusalem near Sabbath onset
At a liquor shop in Jerusalem a half-pound bomb exploded causing a flash and panic as shoppers fled. Staff extinguished a small fire and patrons rushed from the market before the weekend Sabbath began. No serious injuries were reported. Witnesses described a startled crowd and quiet after alarms. The attack marks a rare violent incident in the city.
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Kissinger explores Vietnam cease fire talks amid bomb blasts
UPI reports in Washington that Kissinger and Haig pursued prospects for a Paris cease fire and a coalition government as explosions wounded 13 at a restaurant near the American consulate area in Saigon. Officials stressed no near-term withdrawal of U.S. forces and cautioned against overestimating progress.
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Light's Action Line and POW MIA Bracelet Confusion
A reader asks about a cross border non immigrant visa and a Polish POW MIA bracelet issue. The San Antonio River Rats deny links to antiwar groups visiting Hanoi with freed servicemen, aiming to keep POWs and MIAs in public focus.
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Wedding Bells for Guam Spy Yokoi Return Plans
A Japanese security official discusses Shoichi Yokoi, the 57 year old former Imperial Army sergeant who hid in Guam for 28 years. He plans a return to Japan with a bride from Kyoto and may be paired with a Russian intelligence officer, though such a liaison would be kept hidden. The official notes leaks and briefings could expose sensitive material, warning that compromise by a disclosed romance would be damaging.
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Hijacker Gets Life Sentence in Honduras Flight
ALEXANDRIA UP I Frederick William Halmeman received a life term Friday for hijacking a jetliner and bailing out over Honduras with 303000 dollars in ransom. The case notes the hijacker’s plan and the future bride’s reaction as she described their meeting prior to the incident.
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