Carter seeks UN sanctions against Iran over hostage crisis
President Carter urged the United Nations to impose international economic sanctions on Iran in response to the Tehran hostage situation. He announced plans for an early Security Council meeting, aiming to curb Iran’s actions and end the 48 day crisis, while Senate leaders expressed support and warned of possible unilateral action if allies fail to join.
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Khomeini invites clergymen to hostages Christmas visit
Iran's Ayatollah Khomeini orders clergymen of all faiths to visit the U S Embassy hostages for Christmas, prioritizing black clergy amid the siege. Militants say visitors may include Catholics Protestants Armenians and rabbis while Carter seeks U N Security Council sanctions to press Iran for release.
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Panama schools shut as protests plague Contadora clash
In Panama City public schools closed after four days of student protests over the shah on Contadora Island. Opposition groups labeled Gen Omar Torrijos a dictator and criticized President Carter for backing him as the capital stayed quiet.
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NTSB faulted airline in DC 10 crash from pylon failure
The National Transportation Safety Board said improper maintenance by American Airlines contributed to the May crash at Chicago O Hare, tearing loose the left engine and pylon and killing 273. The board cited a 10 inch crack in the pylon and criticized FAA and McDonnell Douglas for oversight and design issues.
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Khmer Rouge ousts Pol Pot and backs Khieu Samphan
Thai intelligence: Cambodian rebels have overthrown exiled leader Pol Pot and handed power to Khieu Samphan with unconfirmed reports of his assassination. Diplomats see move as image reset ahead of Vietnam offensive and alliance-building with other factions.
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