Guerrillas Surrender to Libyan Authorities in Embassy Siege
A jetliner carrying Japanese Red Army guerrillas their hostages and freed comrades landed in Tripoli ending a 100 hour drama that began with the seizure of the U S Embassy in Kuala Lumpur. They surrendered to Libyan authorities handing over weapons without resistance after arrival aboard a Japan Airlines DC8 with refueling in Sri Lanka.
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Guerrillas Arrive In Libya After Embassy Hostage Crisis
A Japanese Red Army unit along with five Red Army comrades and four hostages arrived in Tripoli after surrendering aboard a Libyan Airlines jet. The crew and four Japanese Malaysians acted as guardians while Libyan officials and the Malaysian guide described a peaceful transfer.
Ford warns new Middle East war could draw US Russia into conflict
President Ford on TV urged Israel to flex in talks with Egypt to avert a new Middle East war, warning such a conflict could trigger a confrontation between the United States and the Soviet Union. He praised Soviet restraint and noted Kissinger’s efforts toward a new interim peace deal, with plans to travel to the region if progress seems likely.
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Winter challenges Finch in Mississippi runoff fight
Lt. Gov. William Winter, after winning the Mississippi Democratic first primary, called for a public debate with Cliff Finch before the media to let voters judge. He criticized Finch's working man campaign and urged focus on program implementation over gimmicks as the Aug. 26 runoff nears. Winter led with 36.7 percent to Finch's 31.9 percent as 96.9 percent of precincts reported. Other candidates trailed and Carmichael remained GOP unopposed.
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Hoffa's Son Sees Clues in Case as FBI Likely Polygraph
James P. Hoffa told reporters he believes new information under scrutiny could hit the jackpot and bring back James R. Hoffa. He said authorities may seek a polygraph from O'Brien and that he has discussed the case with Teamsters president Frank Fitzsimmons who offered help.
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Ford Enjoys Unexpected Presidency One Year On
In a nation reeling from heat and water shortages Europe faces a sweltering summer while U S politics reflect on Ford's early presidency. The report notes public response as the White House weighs domestic priorities amid global tension.
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New Orleans Opens The Louisiana Superdome A Monument Of Americanization
A New Orleans open house marks the debut of the Louisiana Superdome, a 680 by 273 foot arena with 125 million cubic feet of space and $178 million price tag. The Saints host the Oilers as the city reevaluates its insular past and embraces a tourist driven future.
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