Cairo Opens Historic Talks Between Egypt and Israel
In Cairo Egypt and Israel opened formal discussions aimed at a lasting Middle East settlement. Delegates led by Ahmed Esmat Abdel Meguid and Eliahu Ben Elissar pledged a comprehensive peace, with the United States and United Nations aboard as observers and facilitators.
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Jewish Widow In Cairo Seeks Jerusalem Hope
Rose Zilberstein Sachs a 72 year old Cairo widow and former corset maker recalls a once thriving Jewish community in Cairo and says a miracle from God could bring peace. She plans to reach Jerusalem to renew papers and find a nephew, Hircie Zilberstein, in a shop with a coffee machine.
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Vance Seeks OPEC Freeze Amid Price Battle Looms
Secretary of State Vance met Saudi leaders and was encouraged about prospects for an OPEC price freeze. Signs point to a clash between doves like Saudi Arabia and hawks such as Iraq and Libya, with Venezuela mediating and Egypt-Israel peace issues clouding the scene.
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Bomb scare disrupts journalists at Cairo Jolieville Hotel
Reporters in night attire hurried from rooms by security after a bomb scare at the Jolieville Hotel in Cairo where foreign press covered the Mideast talks. No device found after a thorough search. journalists returned about twenty minutes later.
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Nine Flags Represent Parties At Cairo Peace Talks
Delegates at the historic Cairo peace conference opened as nine flags symbolized invited parties. An error with the Syria flag caused laughter when a North Yemen banner was misidentified between the U N banner and Egypt Israel flags. officials said the mistake would be corrected and carried no political significance.
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Cairo press center screens films for peace talks
A movie screen was set up outside the Mena House cafe converting the area into a press center for the Cairo peace conference. More than 1,000 journalists covered the talks as The Glorious Koran and industrial films were shown.
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