Mr Richard Young Moon, one of the 39 freed hostages from the hijacked Trans World Airlines Boeing 727 is welcomed by the American Vice-President, Mr George Bush, at the United States Air Force base in Frankfurt, after their flight from Damascus to West Germany yesterday. Another picture and report, page 10.
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51Mr Richard Young Moon, one of the 39 freed hostages from the hijacked Trans World Airlines Boeing 727 is welcomed by the American Vice-President, Mr George Bush, at the United States Air Force base in Frankfurt, after their flight from Damascus to West Germany yesterday. Another picture and report, page 10. Press, 2 July 1985, Page 1
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