Shah to Leave Iran Amid Military Denials of Coup
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi will depart Iran Tuesday en route to the United States via Aswan Egypt amid widespread protests. The army chief assured there is no coup plan after the shah’s exit and warned punishment for any violation. The Senate backed the new civilian government of Prime Minister Shahpour Bakhtiar as violence flared and a former U.S. colonel was slain in Kerman.
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Court to study case on CIA mail opening
The Supreme Court agreed to review a 20 year CIA mail opening program case. It will decide if federal trial courts may hear suits against government officials for illegal acts and keep intact a limit on where suits can be filed for former officials. The class action seeks over 1 billion dollars from current and former leaders including Helms Colby and Gray over mail opened without warrants from 1953 to 1973.
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Inventories rise 1.1 percent in November signaling possible slowdown
U S Commerce data show business inventories jumped by 4.1 billion to 1.1 percent in November. Analysts warn such gains could slow production and raise unemployment if sustained, though overall inventories remain low versus sales. Posts and reports indicate Carter may propose Social Security tax cuts but sizes and link to benefits unclear. A proposed Department of Natural Resources faces Senate resistance, with plans to merge Interior and parts of Agriculture and Army Corps planning functions.
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Britain’s second test tube baby born in Glasgow
The Daily Mail reports Grace Montgomery gave birth to a 5 pound 12 ounce boy named Alastair James Lauchan Montgomery in Glasgow. Dr Patrick Steptoe and physiologist Robert Edwards developed the IVF technique used to fertilize an ovum with the husband’s sperm and implant it for birth.
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Uganda warns Tanzania over border bombardment
Uganda accuses Tanzania of heavy artillery and tank fire on border villages and warns it may strike back if attacks continue. Government radio says the border area was pummeled last week with no casualty details and quotes a military spokesman saying Uganda will not tolerate the aggression.
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Carter signals new Mideast summit offer to Sadat and Begin
President Carter hints at inviting Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin to another summit to secure an Israel Egypt peace treaty. Alfred Atherton heads to Cairo and Jerusalem as the U.S. renews efforts while Carter Campaigns for support of the START treaty with the Soviet Union.
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Fighting rages across Cambodia amid rebel and Vietnamese clashes
Reported fighting spread across Cambodia as Vietnamese troops clash with forces loyal to Pol Pot. Thai intelligence cites heavy action near Si Sophon and Nimit while Norodom Sihanouk undergoes medical tests at Lenox Hill Hospital to gauge possible UN activity return.
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