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Mideast / Terrorism #31876

ABC Evening News for Thursday, Jun 13, 1974
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(Studio) 4 Arab guerrillas attack Shamir, Israel, and kill 3, wound 3. Spokesperson Palestinian terrorists calls raid reaction to Nixon visit.
REPORTER: Harry Reasoner

(Shamir, Israel) Israelis say intruders came from Lebanon. Killed 1 woman near swimming pool and 2 others in honey package plant. [Kibbutz resident Uzi ZUR - tells of shooting at guerrillas.] [California resident Renetz ORNSTEIN - says we went to shelter; now guarding it.] Defense minister Shimon Peres calls it significant that kibbutz took care of self. Israelis search for more terrorists. In month, 24 terrorists killed and 5 captured in Israel. In Beirut, Abdul Abbas, leader of extreme Palestine group, claims responsibility and says all Arabs should welcome Nixon like that.
REPORTER: Bill Seamans

Reporter(s):
Reasoner, Harry;
Seamans, Bill
Duration:
00:02:30

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