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THE SUMMER DAILY
F~riday, July :27, 1973
Page Two THE SUMMER DAILY Friday, July 27, 1973
Group lakes credit
for recent
BEIRUT, Lebanon 6P) - A
group claiming to speak for the
pro-Palestinian guerrillas who hi--
jacked a Japan Air Lines air-
liner and blew it up in Libya
yesterday promised more opera-
tions against imperialism in its
stronghold."
A statement signed by t h e
'Sons of Occupied Territory" was
thrust under the door of the
Associated Press office here. The
note, drawing upon Marxist ter-
minology, listed several reasons
for the hijacking.
THE SKY PIRATES identified
themselves during the hijacking
as belonging to the "Sons of Oc-
cupied Territory," an organiza-
tion unheard of until then. All
other Palestinian guerrilla groups
disavowed themselves from the
hijackers.
The main reason given in the
note for the hijacking appeared to
be that Japan paid $6 million
compensation to Israel last year
for the Lodi Airport massacre,
perpetrated by three members of
Japan's United Red Army. That
group is a revolutionary organiza-
tion allied with the Popular Front
for the Liberation of Palestine.
"This assistance should have
been given to Palestinian refugee
camps which have been shelled
and bombarded by American-
hijacking
made Israeli Phantoms almost
daily," the note said. "But t h e
Japanese chose to give this
gift to the Zionists.
"THIS ESTABLISHES our right
to mete out cruel punishment
to the imperialist clique for it s
crimes against the Palestinian
people."
The note also spoke of "inter-
national unity" between Palestin-
ian guerrillas and other revolu-
tionary groups abroad, and said
the hijacking of the JAL Boeing
747 was a "true expression of this
unity."
The statement asked the Libyan
government to "treat our men as
revolutionaries and strugglers
against tyranny."
LIBYA ARRESTED a Japanese
and three Palestinians after they
ordered the passengers off t h e
hijacked jet and blew it ip at
the Benghazi, Libya, airport on
Tuesday.
Claiming that the Japanese hi-
jacker was a member of the Red
Army, the statement said "the
Red Army organization has as-
serted through this operation its
legitimate right to exercise re-
volutionary violence, and it pledg-
es to continue to fight hand in
hand with all revolutionary forces
in the world until imperialist
strongholds are destroyed."
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American International, pleased
with the results of "Dillinger,"
announced it will produce at least
three more biographies of infa-
mous American criminals.
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