Khomeini Urges End To Iran Squabbling Amid Kurdish Clashes
Khomeini calls for unity in Iran while reports say Kurdish insurgents were killed near Paveh as government forces clash. Also notes possible trials for Americans and Iraqi involvement rumors. Sanjay Gandhi dies in New Delhi plane crash during stunt training. Mohawk beatified by Pope John Paul II in Vatican. South Africa warns protesters as 10,000 black workers strike in Port Elizabeth amid riots.
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Plane crashes leave nine dead four injured across five states
Reports summarize multiple crashes Sunday in Indiana Pennsylvania California and Illinois. A four engine Lockheed cargo plane burned after takeoff in Indiana killing three and injuring five. Other crashes in Columbus Ohio? Santa Barbara and Clifton killed three in Indiana and two in each of the others. Three planes burst into flames on impact. Church bus injuries in California and Virginia. one elderly traveler killed. A GOP headquarters wires scare attributed to music rather than surveillance. Democratic platform draft praises Carter and critiques Reagan.
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Show Biz Figures and Awards Highlight Celebrity Moves
Ben Vereen headlines at MGM Grand in Las Vegas using the stage name O’Conner Flood to shield his real identity. Bob Hope dedicates Mamie Eisenhower’s Boone birthplace, praising middle Americans. Zsa Zsa Gabor promotes a Montgomery Ward contest while selling a Love Boat range to Gavin McLeod. Victor Borge joins Holocaust Memorial Council. Eugene Ormandy earns Freedom Medal. Robert Wagner and Powers film Hart to Hart at Tavern on the Green.
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Soviet pullback at Venice summit meets skepticism
Venice Italy June 23 1980 UPI reports seven nation leaders including Carter discussed a Soviet troop withdrawal amid a staged breakthrough while warning energy drives. The draft communique urged energy diversification while reaffirming oil as a key fuel but not for new plants. Leaders noted hostage and Afghan issues and pressed for an end to the Moscow games boycott while noting uncertainty over troop withdrawal figures.
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Soviets Hint at Afghan Pullout with Room for Maneuver
The Soviet Union announced a partial withdrawal from Afghanistan via Tass, offering few specifics on scale or timing. Analysts note the move is reversible and could be linked to U.S. reductions in the Persian Gulf and Indian Ocean, with Western press highlighting ambiguity and strategic signaling.
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Western allies rebuke Soviet Afghan pullout at Venice summit
At the economic summit in Venice the allied leaders rejected the Soviet pullout claim as insufficient and demanded complete, permanent withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan. The United States West Germany Japan and Canada reaffirmed their boycott of the Moscow Olympics until full withdrawal occurs, while President Carter appeared buoyed by the firm allied stance and the hard line on Afghanistan.
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