Anderson seeks quiet diplomacy in Middle East tour
Representative John Anderson arrived in Israel for a four day overseas swing as a presidential candidate. He promised quiet diplomacy to advance Middle East peace and planned private talks with Palestinian leaders in the West Bank and East Jerusalem. He criticized progress since the Camp David accords and said he would pursue discreet diplomacy over unilateral moves.
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Abductees Escape as Suspect Charged in Kidnapping
Baptist missionary Mary Stauffer and her 8-year-old daughter Elizabeth Ann were freed after she wriggled from chains in Roseville Minnesota. Ming Shiue 29 Roseville was arrested and charged with kidnapping and taking them across state lines. The victims were kept mostly at Shiue’s home near Bethel College. A missing 6-year-old, Jason Wilkman, remained unaccounted for as police pursued leads.
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Unemployment forecast rises as recession ends eyed
Carter administration officials project unemployment near 8.5 percent this year with inflation possibly up more than earlier estimates. They expect the recession to end within the year as midyear figures show inflation around 11.9 percent this year and 9.8 percent in 1981.
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Soviet Warns US on European Nuclear Deployment
The Kremlin and Pravda warned Washington against adding missiles in Europe and vowed to take all measures to restore strategic balance. West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt said talks on medium-range missiles could start with conditions dropped, and SALT II ratification was not required to begin talks. In a separate note, Pope John Paul II’s 12 day tour included Teresina with a Belem stop to visit a leper colony and celebrate mass.
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Pope John Paul II Visits Piaui and Counsels the Poor
Pope John Paul II arrived in Teresina Piaui and urged the poor not to view God as an alibi for inertia and passivity but as a source of courage and action. He called for solidarity with the needy and respect for human dignity during his Brazil trip.
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Iran assured Soviet embassy in Tehran safe from attack
The Tass agency reported Iran told the Soviets their embassy is secure after warnings that anti Soviet elements might seize the complex. Iran promised security for other embassies and notified that a diplomatic note warned of hostile actions aiming to seize the Soviet embassy. Russia cited deteriorating ties amid demonstrations since Afghanistan invasion.
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Shah of Iran Improves After Jaundice Attack
The deposed shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi has shown improvement after a two week bout with an abdominal infection and high fever. Doctors treating him say jaundice is likely hemolytic in origin related to blood transfusions and not of immediate concern.
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