French diplomat Gueury freed by Somali militants in exchange
French Ambassador Jean Gueury, held six days in Mogadishu, was released by a group calling itself the Front for the Liberation of the Somali Coast after France freed two prisoners and paid $100,000 in gold. He said diplomacy now resembles frontline combat and planned to reunite with his wife in Paris.
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Radicals on FBI Most Wanted list dwindle as captures rise
The FBI has captured four of the original one month four radicals still on the Most Wanted list. Notable captures include Susan Edith Saxe linked to the Boston holdup that killed a policeman and four others still sought.
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Barry Philip Stein
Revolutionary Weatherman Organization
Chicago
Jane Laurent Alpert
Weatherman
Cameron David Bishop
Greenwich
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Katherine Ann Power
Miss Saxe
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Miss Power
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Dwight Alan Armstrong
Leo Frederick Burt
David Sylvan Fine
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Sterling Hall
Robert Fassnacht
Five Texas jailbreakers flee after escape from Smith County Jail
Police recaptured the most dangerous inmate Edward Elton Corey during a house break in Tyler while another escapee, Thomas Walter Shaw, and two others fled town after sawing through a quarter inch steel plate. Shaw and Nanny were initially misidentified as vagrants, delaying the manhunt. The escape involved five inmates, including Petty and Wilson, with varying charges from murder to bank robbery. authorities used bloodhounds and searched East Texas, Dallas, and nearby highways.
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Nanny
Soviet actress Victoria Fyodorova to tour US with father
Victoria Fyodorova, daughter of Zoya Fyodorova and Rear Adm. Jackson Tate, will tour the United States after emerging from seclusion in about two weeks. Tate, now ill, prefers she not travel with him though she plans a full 90 day stay under a Soviet visa. The National Enquirer funds Victoria's expenses, held in a bank account, with both her half-brother Hugh Tate denying any share.
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Soviet Union
Nursery blaze kills 24 babies in Yugoslavia
A fire in the newborn ward of Dr Zdravko Kuch hospital in Rokela killed 24 infants aged one to seven days. Four babies survived with severe burns. Faulty wiring blamed. public prosecutor says investigations will target medical staff. Mourning declared. performances canceled.
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