Carter envoy wins delay for Begin plan to move to East Jerusalem
Sol Linowitz, Carter's envoy, pressured Prime Minister Begin to postpone moving his office to East Jerusalem while renewing Egyptian Israeli talks on autonomy. Egyptian officials noted a tradeoff for a Carter Sadat Begin summit after the U.S. election. Begin's cabinet opposition and regional sensitivities keep the move uncertain, with a transfer possibly before the 1981 Israeli elections to preserve hardline support. The Linowitz mission also secured concessions from Egypt.
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Poland Leaders Call Congress After Mass Walkouts
Poland's new Communist Party chief Stanislaw Kanin urged a party congress to apply lessons from the strike crisis and renew trade unions. He spoke in Gdansk as walkouts for higher pay continued. miners and workers in Silesia prepared to join a broader stoppage.
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Iran and Iraq Clash With Heavy Losses Near Tehran
Iran claims air and land battles near Qasr-e Shirin 120 miles northeast of Baghdad destroyed dozens of Iraqi tanks. Iranian commander reports two soldiers killed and 20 wounded as water and power were cut by shelling. Medical aid airlifted to Kerman province.
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