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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1985

Page

8

U S Responds to Terrorists With Intercepted Plane Action

The United States, led by President Reagan, intercepted a hijacked plane in a decisive move after years of terrorism and humiliation. Senator Bob Dole hailed the act as a signal to terrorists and a political win for the administration. Reacting to a deadly Palestinian attack on a New York tourist and other hijackings, officials argued the strike marks a stronger position in the fight against terrorism.

Washington Tehran Ames Carter United States Middle East U.S Senate Bob Dote Kansas Reagan New York Carter Dole Congress

Israel ties PLO leaders to Lauro hijackers evidence

Israel Defense Minister Rabin said PLO leaders who may have aided the Achille Lauro hijackers were likely aboard the Egyptian plane forced down by U.S. warplanes in Sicily. An official cited unofficial reports linking Mohammed Abul Abbas and Hani Al Hassan to the operation. Rabin praised Reagan’s action as a landmark in fighting terrorism.

Tel Aviv Israel Yitzhak Rabin PLO U.S Sicily Egypt Rabin Israel Army Mohammed Abul Abbas Palestine Liberation Front Hani al Hassan Palestine Liberation Organization Yasser Arafat Achille Lauro Arafat Ashdod Shimon Peres Foreign Ministry Reagan Peres George Shultz United States Gyot Attair Port Said Mohammed Hassan Mina Shipping Lines Kalan Foregn Giulio Andreotti

Passports shuffled to draw death list on Achille Lauro

Former hostages describe a death order formed by shuffling passports aboard the Achille Lauro. Leon Klinghoffer, 69, was killed after being singled out on a list. Passengers recount gunfire, captivity, and brutality as crew and attackers controlled the ship during the hijacking.

Washington UPI Achille Lauro Leon Klinghoffer New York Mediterranean Sea Sylvia Sherman Kantor Palestine Liberation Organization Yasser Arafat Arafat Reagan

Hijackers foiled as U S jets halt escape at sea ground

U S and Italian troops surrounded the hijacked jet after it landed in Italy. The plane was allowed to return to Egypt while the hijackers were placed in Italian custody for trial. Extradition talks were to proceed, with officials citing a 1984 treaty and ongoing security measures at the NATO base. The hijackers and PLO officials were linked to the incident, with conflicting accounts on custody and approvals.

Speakes U.S Washington Egypt Italy Craxi Associated Press Carabinieri United States NATO

Egyptian plane forced to land by U S jets near Catania

U S warplanes used air cover to force an Egyptian Boeing 737 carrying hijackers from an Italian cruise ship to land at Sigonella NATO base near Catania. The aircraft bounced down under escort by four carrier Saratoga P-14s as Italian police moved reporters away. The base houses 5,000 to 6,000 American personnel and 1,500 dependents.

Catania Sicily U.S Siguonella NATO Saratoga

Widow tells children father was a hero after ship hijack

Marilyn Klinghoffer, widow of Leon Klinghoffer killed on the Achille Lauro, told her grieving family in a phone call from Port Said Egypt that her husband died a hero. The statement released by her son in law said he was a devoted husband and loving father.

New York Leon Klinghoffer Egypt Marilyn Klinghoffer Port Said Achille Lauro Jerry Arbutier Klinghoffer Manhattan Arbutier Klinghoffers Lisa Marilyn Letty Simon White House State Department

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