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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1985
Page
2
The piece critiques President Reagan's handling of the TWA 727 hijacking to Beirut, arguing limited action against terrorists and contrasting Kissinger's hard line with restraint. It notes hostage losses, ongoing negotiations, Shiite leaders' involvement, and the risk to future American travel and lives abroad.
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In Tel Aviv Prime Minister Shimon Peres said Israel stands ready to aid in freeing American hostages in Beirut but noted the United States has not requested any action. A Defense Department official added Israel would free over 700 Shiite prisoners only if Washington publicly requests it. The hijackers demand the prisoners' release, and negotiations with them are not on the table. Peres mentioned Red Cross talks could occur if approached, but no compromise would involve negotiating with the Red Cross.
Senate Dixon says State Department views involvement of a Shiite Moslem leader and Nabih Berri in negotiations over the TWA 847 hijacking as signs Syria and Algeria seek to end the crisis. Officials indicate hostage safety has improved with Amal militia's intervention. Assad’s government reportedly serious about opposing terrorism while differing with the United States.
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